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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
7
Whistles blew at the Elk and Dixie furniture plants to summon back workers idle for a month. Both factories had been shut since mid ember, with Elk reportedly arranging to recall portions of its labor force as production resumes.
In the Superior Court of Guilford County North Carolina Magele Benson Willyard Va Co 8 Willyard the defendant C S Willyard is notified an action for absolute divorce on adultery has been commenced. He must appear at the Clerk of the Superior Court Greensboro NC within thirty days after service to answer or demur by January 29 1934. This notice is dated December 27 1933. A Wayland Cooke Attorney H Smith. 1228 1-4-11-18.
J Allen Austin trustee will sell at 10 am on February 13 1934 at Greensboro courthouse the property known as 222 Walnut Street High Point Guilford County North Carolina Lot 9 Block 6 Snow Park People s Realty Company plat in Plat Book 2. This deed of trust was executed January 11 1926 by C N Bombalis and wife Calliope Bombalis and secured by the property described. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company substituted in December 1933.
Under an order of sale by Clerk A Wayland Cook the Foust to Walser deed is offered at public auction January 27 1934 at 11 00 A M at the Greensboro Court House Door. Two parcels described totaling about 10 acres and a triangular lot with Arch Street frontage. Terms require a 10 percent deposit with balance on court confirmation. Z I Waller guardian of Lucy Ridge minor is the mortgagee. Bidding starts at 550 dollars.
A fragmentary verse contrasts peace and order with longing. The speaker cherishes quiet life but yearns for the beloved’s arrival and the thrill of an eager step toward the door. The tone mixes resignation with hopeful anticipation.
At the Dixie owned by Elk company and run by Lexington Furniture Corporation, only the machine room started yesterday with a ten day path to full operation. Regular employees of both plants are affected. Officials hope for business at the New York and High Point shows as exhibitors rush to the event.
Daily letter from Washington reports consumer backlash at NRA price powwows and calls for action as gun shop debates and postoffice graft allegations surface. Steve resists pushing policies while political factions press for reform amid persistent open season chatter.
Rodney Dutcher reports from Washington that NRA price hearings reveal skepticism that the advisory board can enforce prices. Merchants from Broken Bow and St Edward describe rising costs from cotton, yarn, processing, and surcharges driving socks from 10 to 20 cents retail, with competition and policy failing to curb inflation.
Everett G. Livesay of Columbus Ohio, a medalist in the Miami Biltmore Left Handers Golf tournament, won the opening match play round 8 to 7 against J Leit zer of Brooklyn New York. He will face Dan Chappell of Miami who advanced by default over C M Walker of Fayetteville North Carolina.
An advertisement touts rapid fat loss claiming 15 pounds in a month with Kruschen Salts. It promises energy, health gains, clearer skin, and a dramatic weight drop after taking half a teaspoon daily in hot water for four weeks. It urges readers to buy at Mann Drug Co.
The article explains that sciatica may reflect trouble beyond the sciatic nerve, including inflammation of muscles or joints. It stresses exact diagnosis, X rays, muscle tests, and bowel or diet factors as potential underlying causes, with treatment focusing on precise identification and management.
The appointment of Charles B. Hughes Jr. by directors to investigate Chase National Bank in New York drew criticism from Samuel Untermeyer who called it a futile device. The text then digresses into medical advice about treating sciatica, discussing beds, supports, and physical therapies, before returning to Vermont politics with a brief note on a special election and entries about Ernest W.W. and Charles A. Plumley.
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