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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
5
In New York the defense fund tops 17,000 dollars after Germans contribute over 2,000 at a rally supporting Bruno Hauptmann. Police estimate 5,000 inside and 3,000 outside as Mrs. Hauptmann and attorney Reilly exit.
A 20-year-old Welsh soldier guarding the Bank of England bullion yard was shot and mortally wounded in early morning darkness. Police and military authorities offered no comment on accident or suicide, but one cartridge was missing from his ammunition belt. Authorities identified the dead man as James Baker. The Bank has long been guarded by a fixed detail.
In Trenton, New Jersey, supporters rallied around Bruno Hauptmann as he sat in a death house cell after being convicted for the Lindbergh baby case. Reilly reported plans to appeal and challenged claims of Hauptmann's presence in New Jersey the night of the crime.
Daily notes explain common word errors and mispronunciations. Forging better vocabulary with one new word each day, including mythic versus fabulous and examples from verse.
Answers to a quiz game are provided with questions on hairs a inch river in London general who bore Unconditional Surrender age limit for president and Maine capitals The Thames River General Grant Augusta is the state capital while Portland is the largest city
Whitewater, Wisconsin prints a note by L. Farday thanking neighbors whose land his dog trespassed on and apologizing for any damage or harm caused. He emphasizes the dog was "My Pal" and expresses regret.
Q: When registering at a hotel is street and house number required A: No name and city suffice Q: How many bridesmaids at a church wedding A: Varies from four to eight Q: Someone is introduced a second time A: Nod and say I’ve had the pleasure politely
A Massachusetts resident has assembled a library of 6060 books, each no larger than a postage stamp. The unusual collection highlights micro editions and compact volumes in a surprising archival feat.
A reader asks how to soften hands at night using cornmeal and vinegar or butterilk. Advice also covers cleaning oil stains with turpentine and rotten stone, and dealing with tainted meat by discarding it despite claims of charcoal.
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