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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1935
Page
3
Dr. Carr examines Tom Henderson as he battles a lingering spell. Henderson reports recent improvement before fatigue returns, and Gale notes the patient has been venturing out briefly, prompting the doctor’s warning about overdoing it.
Gale tends to her ailing father with doctor's orders to rest and proper medicine while her brother sleeps, as the family faces a tense morning. Gale returns to work late, endures a sharp rebuke from foreman Mr. Fisher, and contemplates the night’s anxiety and its toll on her.
The count lists 235 living cabinet members in France, reflecting the high turnover rate of ministerial posts amid frequent cabinet reshuffles.
The Madagascar aye-aye is observed drinking by dipping its fingers into water and pulling them through its mouth. This unusual behavior highlights its unique foraging adaptations and sensory use.
Promoters claim new Condensed JAD Salts let a person lose a pound daily while eating more. A teaspoon in water before breakfast plus two small diet changes allegedly remove moisture and toxins, with a 30 day bottle priced at 60 cents.
In Rossville Georgia the latest outbreak linked to the Richmond Hosiery mill strike left one man dead and another wounded. Sheriff J C Keown with Tennessee officers maintaining order after the plant reopened. A man named Talmadge Lindsey surrendered, accused of shooting Walker and Davis who were described as strike sympathizers.
In Raleigh on February 4 Senator Bell of Mecklenburg faults a proposal to make the highway and public works chairman elective, warning it would drag the highway system into politics. Senator Burrus of Guilford plans to intro a bill to change the method. Senator Ramsey of Transylvania pushes for immediate passage of a local measure, saying he has not read it. Lieutenant Governor Graham notes the move to suspend rules to rush the bill. The attempt fails and the bill is referred to committee.
Senator Grady of Johnston chairs the senate rules committee and serves on many panels as discussion grows over repeal of the Turlington act. Representative Loomis Kluttz cites dry vote realities in his county while A. B. Palmer suggests similar dynamics in Cabarrus, noting a bootlegger moving voters to polls. Palmer backs a bill to legalize beer at four and five tenths percent.
Great Britain possesses 1450 tons of fine gold and sits third among nations. Spain ranks fourth with 655 tons, Belgium fifth with 555 tons, and Italy sixth with 500 tons.
The author recalls choosing Dr. P. E. Lindley to preach on The Bible Estimate of Man at the Evangelical and Reformed church. Lindley contrasts death attitudes from Deuteronomy with modern thought, urging value on human life and community harmony under God. The piece notes prior visits, and memories of fishing tales from church members.
After the sermon the narrator chats with former students Paul Jenkins who endured three years with him and Margaret Hedrick among others. He thanks G. A. Brown for seating the schoolmaster in a comfortable pew as he notes differences in storytelling and verbiage.
Curtis Grady a twenty nine graduate was spotted with his young son days ago asking when his former schoolmaster would follow suit. He mentioned reading my column and asked for forgiveness.
In Washington on February 5 Senator Norris introduced an anti politics bill to remove post office from partisan control. It would place the postmaster general on a ten year term appointed by the President and require merit based hiring and firing. No post office official including the postmaster general would chair or join political committees.
Suffering readers urged to call at Mann s Drug Store No 1 tomorrow for a free trial bottle of POW O LIN the new modern medicine. Claims quick source targeting relief and offers money back guarantee if not satisfied. Representative available daily to explain merits of this scientifically compounded vegetable laxative.
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