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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1932
Page
3
Ruth Collins to supervise the $2,000,000 House of Detention for Women opening in New York. The new facility aims to reform inmates as they prepare to rejoin society with jobs and self respect, aided by community agencies.
The ad touts Ru Ma as a one week guarantee to free muscles and joints from stiffness swelling and pain with a $1 bottle. It claims first day relief and money back if no improvement. The piece also references a Detroit based reforms role and a House of Detention plan for female inmates.
How to Believe Head Noises outlines a treatment for tinnitus like symptoms caused by nerve and ear issues. The ad promotes Parmint double strength from Mann Drug Co or a druggist, claiming it reduces inflammation and soothes catarrh with a simple home preparation.
Hollywood faces ongoing story trouble as studios seek suitable starring vehicles for big names. Ruth Chatterton, Kay Francis, and Ann Harding navigate shifts in studio homes and project choices to secure films matching their personas, with frequent script rewrites producing barely recognizable results.
The article notes George Arliss remains hard to cast but relies on his own stage and silent screen traits. His new film The Successful Calamity is his first talkie not adapted from a play or silent picture, reflecting his selective yearly output and the shift to sound. A local business owner with a seasonal closure is also mentioned briefly.
A fragment quotes a humorous or dialect line about mispronouncing or mishearing words. The note frames a playful regional voice and rhythm without reporting a broader event or outcome. No identifiable people or organizations are named in readable text.
Chicago report cites Dr. Isaac Abt of Northwestern University Pediatrics predicting a future world without double chins as chins gradually disappear. The article notes ongoing research and speculation about cosmetic trends.
Lansing citizens plan to issue meal tickets instead of cash to beggars. One dollar book tickets grant holders a meal at Volunteers' lodge as part of the public aid scheme.
A Columbus youth cleaned himself with a bath and carried a suit, a bottle of perfume, and hair dressing when he ransacked R. M. Mollenkop's home. He was arrested in a movie house while watching What The Younger Generation Is Coming To.
West Stockbridge Massachusetts report notes George R Root has used the same brown bordered plate since his 1899 marriage and estimates more than 35000 meals have been eaten from it over 32 years. The related item also mentions a bars committee report on a bridge project across the Norfolk Beaufort inland waterway in Hyde County North Carolina.
Representative Warren of North Carolina urged the Rivers and Harbors Committee to push a Hyde County bridge project. The request seeks federal action to secure funding and support for construction and maintenance needs.
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