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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1930
Page
11
James J. Davis argues industrialism boosts national health through cheap diverse foods and better transportation. He cites tuberculosis death rates in Germany before and during World War I to link diet to health and warns against semi starvation to gain a boyish figure.
A youth across the Ohio River vowed death by own action after his girlfriend's mother scolded her. He drank half a bottle of castor oil, thinking it poison, and was arrested. He received a ten day jail sentence for the threat.
A spring lingerie set features a peach Ninon fabric shirt and step ins with an Alencon yoke and hand hem stitching motifs, highlighting delicate craft and light color.
A crossword style puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. The grid includes clues like fish battering machine augur spoken devoured black large number and more. The Saturday's answer hints kimono sash and dower property among others.
Detailed listings show scheduled western and eastern time programming across WEAF WJZ WABC and more, including orchestras, talk shows, operas, and news segments with multiple affiliates in major cities. Notable acts include Amos n Andy, Guy Lombardo, and various regional orchestras.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Oakes Willis, 56, a Lexington figure, were held at 2 pm yesterday on Hargrave Street with Rev. J. T. Mangum presiding. Burial followed in the city cemetery. She leaves a daughter, Miss Amanda Willis, and relatives in Davidson, Rowan and Guilford counties. Gold threads for making lace in India are so fine that 1100 yards weigh one ounce.
The passage claims four mistakes exist in the picture spanning grammar history etiquette and drawing. It instructs to grade yourself thirty points per mistake and twenty for unscrambling a scrambled word. It promises explanations and world news later, then asks how near a hundred you were.
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