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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
1
An essay argues against harsh public bans on smoking by children. It advocates private, age appropriate conversations, noting that threats and loud rules backfire. It stresses modeling adult restraint and warns that adults must be credible when advising youths.
Thousands of overfat people have slimmed down by using Marmola Prescription Tabs, made from the same formula as the famous Marmola Prescription. For one dollar a box, available at druggists or by mail from Marmola Co., Detroit. They claim steady, easy reduction with no exercise or starvation needed and no unpleasant effects.
Planetary aspects color the day with a conservative morning for engineering and invention work. Afternoon urges caution in finance drugs and vehicles with no social functions tonight. Family harmony needed as vibrations threaten discord. A child born today shows leadership, charm, and persuasive powers. birthday careers favor independence and diplomacy. avoid harsh talk and cling to balanced self respect. Notable birthdays include Runcie Mace Briggs Dresser Du Pont Byler and Lee.
Washington reports crop and weather conditions for the week ending yesterday. Mild southern temperatures contrasted with wet soils in central and east gulf areas and dry conditions in Texas. Some areas, especially Florida, show improvement, while floods affect east gulf and south Atlantic streams. Cereal crops favored in Middle Atlantic and southern regions. Pastures remain poor to fair in the west gulf as moisture levels vary.
Warm start in Virginia gave way to colder spell and rains with some freezing temperatures late in the week. Winter grains and pastures benefited from moisture and snow in western counties. North Carolina saw heavy rain, flooding in eastern rivers, and farm work at a standstill as wheat, oats, rye, and truck crops did fairly well. Dirt roads remained heavy. Wilmington trial of Thomas E. Cooper, former Liberty Savings Bank president, continued to March term. he faced two felonies and four misdemeanors, with attorneys saying they lacked time to prepare.
A high-class pharmacist promotes Joint-Base as a topical remedy for rheumatic swelling and stiffness. It claims to penetrate to the source of joint trouble and restore smooth movement, available at druggists for 60 cents a tube with mail orders offered. Pope Laboratories of Hallowell, Maine markets the product.
The legible numbers show large monetary amounts and counts, including 4,034,078.80 and 7,350,721.17, with several smaller figures such as 24, 448, and 49,288.80 alongside 499,000.00. No names, dates, or clear context are present to identify the source or purpose.
A garbled OCR snippet shows multiple time stamps and numeric codes such as 3:22, 4:1la, 6:85, 7:08, 2:00, and 46 6:lv with scattered letters. No coherent event or names are readable. the fragment contains random sequences and prices or page markers without context.
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