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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1930
Page
6
Thrya Sumter Winslow argues against trial or companionate marriages in College Humor. She contends marriages cannot be sampled, heart and mind clash, and that even careful planning cannot ensure a safe outcome, though marriage remains more comforting than modern makeshifts.
Dr. J. M. Williams president of Galloway Woman's College Searcy Ark created a mild sensation in a Memphis address to the Methodist Educational Association Convention. He urged driving the love pirate the flapper from the sea of life and conserving the nation’s manpower.
Mrs. Cornelia Dickens returns from Martinsville Virginia. Ray Hoover and family visit Thomasville then High Point with sister Mrs Walter Hargett. Trens Duncan McAnally returns to Salem College after weekend with Dr and Mrs William J McAnally. Frank Pierce Deborah Nell Pierce and Jasper Lee Jones spend Sunday in Raleigh visiting Robert Cates and F M Keith Civil War Veteran. Lawrence Pickett Dick Marshall UNC students visit Bill Phillips on Parkway. Mrs Hoke Bullard and Mrs Dr L Bouldin return from Charlotte after weekend with friends.
The current market offers cutters capable of handling several fancy shaped cookies or cakes simultaneously. Some designs target children while others appeal to card party gatherings, expanding options for quick, themed treats.
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports State Game Warden C H England explains that killing song and insectivorous birds is a violation of state game law. Only game birds and migratory fowl are exempt. unprotected birds include English sparrow and crows, which may be killed only with restrictions. The law aims to protect birds that control insects and weed seeds.
Items from multiple bureaus report on Geronimo’s grave fate and a copycat mummy prank at Meydum. Egyptian tomb intrigue meets a Chinese skull reclassification. New York theatre notes show Helen Hares exiting Act of God. a Wall Street burglar defense fails. Blizzard delays boost love travel. Peru names Emma MacBridge for Miami pageant.
A note promotes new sleeves and old-fashioned small sleeve boards for ironing. It adds these items can be bought cheaply and suggests their use with the sleeves.
An ad promotes Adlerika a glycerin and herbal mix claiming to relieve gas and constipation in minutes. It emphasizes action on both upper and lower bowel and markets at Eckerd’s Cut-Rate Drug Store and other druggists.
Hollywood observes the seventeenth birthday of talking pictures. The piece traces early experiments from Edison’s Kinetophone of 1913 to 1926 when public showings of sound film began, noting syncing issues and the brief popularity of the acrophone peep-show variant. Eva Tanguay is cited as an early talkie star.
Los Angeles druggist L B Weaks says he has survived five robberies in the last year with more than 40 shots fired at his home, yet he has never been struck. He repeats his claim of being the most shot at man in the United States.
A simple pre baking hint suggests placing a few old fashioned red cinnamon drops into the core of apples before baking. This yields a tasty flavor and an appealing color for the dessert.
A series of short notes report diverse incidents across the state. An 18 year old boy, Arthur Victory Ingle, fell from a stalk cutter and broke his neck while a 35 year old Oliver Fryar died from injuries. Wilmington police seek jewel thieves after home break ins. Lloyd Dowell, 18, was seriously injured in a hit and run near Skin. Lester P. Mitchell, ill since WWI exposure, has died. UNC industrial management students toured Dan River Cotton Mills in Danville Virginia. UNC surveys show 430 self help students on campus.
A recent assessment reports color as the most important single quality driving the sale of American fruit. Traders emphasize hue as a decisive gauge of freshness and consumer appeal across varieties.
Char ley Bebout guides a Cleveland taxi recalling the era of horse and carriage. He says he could earn more with his cab and horse in the old days and notes he once drove President McKinley when he was in office.
A note describes a simple sewing hack using chalk tied to a yard stick to mark even skirt hems. It claims the chalk marks the desired length automatically when turned around. A separate absurd line notes fat is banned for captive tigers and leopards.
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