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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1932

Page

2

Alfalfa Bill Murray poised for national nomination

Oklahoma Governor William H. Murray may be formally presented as the Democratic presidential candidate at the state convention in Oklahoma City. Murray leaders aim to secure Oklahoma's delegation and then push to defeat Roosevelt in the North Dakota primary with potential speeches in North Dakota and an address in Indianapolis.

Oma City William H Oklahoma Uch Morers Murray Franklin D. Roosevelt New York North Dakota Roosevelt Indianapolis

Fasteeth Promises All Day Comfort For Denture Wearers

An advertisement touts Fasteeth powder to keep dentures tight and comfortable all day. Claims include reduced looseness and improved fit, with endorsements from people and dental professionals. Sold by druggists and at retailers.

Thekerd

Lysistrata Trial: Cop Interpreter Sways Jury Blushes

A Los Angeles case centers on 68 cast members facing indecency charges for a Lysistrata performance. Patrolman R B Griffen testified explaining the plot as jurors and the lone male juror flushed in court and joked about wife and war ending plans.

Cop Los Angeles Calif Aristophanes R. B. Griffen Griffen Aristophane Lysistrata Adolph Boesen

Milk-For-Health Drive Aims to Boost Health and Dairy

Raleigh February 18 The state board of health announces a statewide Milk-For-Health campaign to run March 14 20 in every county aiming to raise milk consumption improve nutrition and promote dairy farming. Governor Gardner endorses the program along with a county advisory board and a statewide effort to combat pellagra malnutrition and tuberculosis.

Board of Health O. Max Gardner Gardner Parrott State Board of Health W. A. Graham W. T. Best B. C. Brooks State College A. T. Allen

Twould Be a Shock Mistress Dialogue Polished

A terse exchange appears as a clipped dialogue where a character asks for polishing until a reflection is visible, while another urges not to imitate the mother. The fragment hints at social tension and role play within a domestic setting.

Mary

Stanback Headache Powders Ad Claims Relief

An old advertisement touts Stanback Headache Powders promising quick relief for headaches and body pains. It urges consumers to ask for the product by name and mentions a long market presence of 38 years.

Stanback

State Benefit From Six Month School Term Highlighted

State Treasurer John P. Stedman reported that since February the state has paid counties 12 385 000 of 16 750 000 allocated for the six month term. He noted tax revisions reduce expected revenue to about 3 700 000 with 2 190 261 already collected, preventing counties from bearing an extra 10 million in costs.

Stedman General Assembly State Budget Bureau

Canadian branch banking mirrors national needs not US unit banks

In Montreal dispatch, Gilbert Draper notes Canada uses a ten-bank system with branch networks and asset secured notes. There is no central reserve bank nor organized money market. banks dominate currency and credit, expanding to distant ranching and war areas.

Montreal United States Canada Central Reserve Bank Dominion National Bank Prairie Provinces Klondike Cobalt Europe

Newlyweds Sample a Turkey Yet Find Shells in Meat

A newly married couple dine on turkey for the first time. The husband jokes the bird has bones all over it while the wife corrects him that what they hear are shells. The light exchange captures a playful domestic moment.

Marines Patrol Shanghai Settlement in Informal War

Japanese marines, well armed and clad, patrol the international settlement at Shanghai in an informal war setting. A quip about shells and turkey stuffing appears in the caption.

Shanghai

Early Hours Question Poses Income Range Puzzle

In a terse exchange a father and son discuss a mysterious income figure between two and three a.m. The fragment hints at a riddle or survey style prompt titled Answers.

State College Tobacco Specialist Tells How to Plant

Raleigh reports State College tobacco specialist E. Floyd outlines best North Carolina varieties Cash White Stem Orinoco and Jamaica and details on seed beds soil, fertilizer, and transplanting. He urges reducing acreage to focus on high quality leaf for profit and stresses uniform soils and new seed beds annually.

State College Floyd Mr. Floyd

Cal Brown Asked Where Conventions Will Be Held

Walter Brown the Postmaster General met with Calvin Coolidge in Northampton to discuss the approaching national campaign. Coolidge asked where the Republican and Democratic parties would hold their conventions this year with Chicago noted as the chosen site by both parties.

Washington Walter Brown Northampton Mr. Coolidge

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