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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1934
Page
3
Gypsy Morell and Tom Weaver juggle marriage and finances while Gypsy awaits a baby. Ailing Harvey Morell nears death, prompting family strain and hopeful recovery. Gypsy’s father reflects on marriage, responsibility, and steadfast partnership as the couple rebuilds after illness.
Gypsy resolves to change and start anew with Tom after a perilous period as she takes her baby home. Clytie and Mist’ Morell offer support and prayers. In May streets bloom while Gypsy’s heart sees a spring of renewal. Separately a blond woman in a distant office fixes on Tom Weaver. Motor fuel spending reaches 2.225 billion dollars in 1933, up slightly from 1932.
An advertisement urges prudent mothers to use Creomulsion for any cough or cold in children. It claims the product emulsifies creosote with six medicinal elements to soothe inflamed membranes, stresses no narcotics, offers certain relief, and recommends obtaining a bottle from a druggist for ready use.
An essay on fostering neighborly ties with wildlife and people. It urges kindness to outdoor neighbors, especially birds, through formation of bird sanctuaries with guidance from Audubon Society and state garden clubs. It highlights local leadership in High Point North Carolina, school and park cooperation, and long term commitment to bird-friendly civic action.
A NEA Service article by Sister Mary suggests economical winter dinners centered on turkey legs. It contrasts veal steak with varied sides such as twice baked potatoes, broccoli with cheese, stuffed apple salad, chocolate roll, and coffee, offering a tasty, affordable alternative.
This clipping describes preparing veal skewers with crumbs and milk bake, plus pork chops and potatoes layered with onions celery and fat pork. It advises baked desserts of deep dish apple pie and dumplings with sugar cream or applesauce.
Tomorrow's meals list breakfast items and midday courses including stewed prunes cereal cream fried cornmeal mush maple syrup milk coffee. Luncheon features parsnip chowder spinach with eggs Brown Betty with hard sauce milk tea and rolls. Dinner offers liver savory with noodles whole wheat bread fruit salad steamed pudding and drinks.
A promotional urges Kellogg's Aut-Bran and All-Bran as helpful for health and digestion. It claims the bran provides bulk similar to leafy vegetables, absorbs moisture, and aids bowel movements. The copy notes added vitamins and iron, advises two tablespoons daily, and suggests serving with milk or in baked goods. It ends with a caution to see a doctor for serious illness.
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