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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1937
Page
9
A mother shares using mild punishment to enforce home duties. She posts signs demanding chores like scrubbing the tub and airing towels, plus fines for neglect. The method, though drastic, yields results though she questions its psychology and legality.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as an effective cough remedy for adults and children. It claims beechwood creosote and emulsified formula provide prompt relief and offers a money back guarantee if results are not satisfactory after the first bottle.
The article explains voice, speech, and hoarseness causes from infancy to adulthood. It notes infections like diphtheria can affect the larynx, mentions voice training for clear speech, radio use in politics, and factors such as smoking and eating that irritate the vocal cords.
Liggett Myers Tobacco Co reports consolidated net income for the year ended December 31 totaling 24,207,631 dollars, or 7.25 dollars per share on combined common and B common shares, up from 16,456,543 dollars or 4.91 dollars per share in the prior year.
Dr. Howard H. Rondthaler addressed about 100 schoolmasters at Salem college during a Northwestern district dinner meeting. John W. Moore, Winston-Salem city schools superintendent, chaired the business session after the talk and college president Rondthaler spoke at dinner.
Local residents tied to Sunday school work traveled to Shelby for the second annual meeting of the North Carolina Baptist Sunday School associational officers at First Baptist church. Representing the city were Rev. C. N. Royal Rev. A. L. Falk M. E. Howell and Mrs C. Stout. About 500 delegates expected with addresses by Baptist leaders from Raleigh Nashville and other cities.
Seven Asheboro Boy Scouts received merit badges at a Court of Honor held Monday afternoon. Scout Executive Bun Hackney of High Point officiated with assistance from Scoutmaster Sam Miller and Assistant Scoutmaster Ryan Neeley. Recipients include Bill Allred Conservation Robert McGlohan Conservation Sam Taylor Star class Bob Allred Book Binding Billy Henderson First Class Bud Hedrick Woodcarving and Woodwork Vance E Cox Civies.
In Elizabethtown on January 21 Coy Wowless, a farmer, was sentenced to 30 days in jail after being convicted in recorder's court for chaining his six year old twin sons to a post to keep them from going into the fields.
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple way to burn fat without starvation diets or heavy exercise. It claims a tiny gland regulates a daily fluid drop that aids fat burning and asserts doctors and a famous laboratory back the product.
The Southern Furniture and Rug Market features Globe Parlor Furniture of High Point with Colony Court reproductions of early 18th century to Victorian designs. Pieces include two piece suites from 175 to 350 dollars, with odd sofas chairs and wing chairs available to mix and match while preserving colonial continuity.
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