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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
3
Incomplete sports page fragment shows Loop Fives starting play with ten clubs aligned. OCR text is garbled with numbers and stray letters, but indicates early action and referee involvement during rounds.
An old advertisement touts Dowdy's Creosoted Emul as a remedy for dry throats and coughing caused by colds. It claims relief by unclogging glands and mucus, with the first dose sold at Mann's Cut-Rate Drug Stores.
Suffering from stomach agony gas and indigestion is described as distressing with bloating and rapid breathing. The ad claims Pepsin relieves attacks in ten minutes and promises relief from indigestion dyspepsia and related conditions. Over 6 000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town.
The article continues to charge Josephus Daniels with aiding interests of American corporations. It notes his call for an immediate inquiry if doubts arise in the state department or Congress about intolerable slavery in Mexico. It quotes his view that the situation in Mexico concerns the people there.
Con Nery denounces oppression by a tyrannical minority using the military to suppress worship and teach Communism in schools. He says despite 90 percent Catholic nation, other faiths face persecution and complain of domination erasing God from children’s minds.
The chain stores tax was approved to fund a $590000 sanatorium project. If not passed, additions to the present hospital were urged. Andrew Joyner of the state league of municipalities pressed for $1,000,000 yearly for city and town streets on state highways, while the highway commission proposed $600000. Joyner argued municipalities supply 70 percent of state revenue and deserve aid.
George W. Summey aged 82 died after lengthy illness at his Fullers route one home. Funeral services will be this afternoon at 8 at Westfield Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by wife, one son R A Summey, three daughters, four brothers and three sisters.
Mrs Belle Heath Farlow aged 69 died at her Randleman home after years of illness. She is survived by her second husband T A Farlow, a daughter Mrs Cordie Farlow of High Point, and three sons Charles Dolf and John Heath of Randleman. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 PM from Level Cross M P Church with Reverends W R Phillips and J M Allred officiating.
Raleigh Feb 8 Senator Burrus of Guilford introduced a bill to elect the commissioner of revenue instead of appointing the post. The plan calls for the first election in 1936 and every four years after, replacing gubernatorial appointment which has filled the post since 1929.
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