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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1938
Page
3
Mod Package Company serves High Point residents with wines and beers from domestic to fine old vintages and champagnes. pamphlets outline wines to pair with meals while Irons of the establishment handle the sale of beverages. The store operates under a premise license and stresses responsible drinking.
A terse line suggests a dramatic firing line theme with contrasts between toads and frogs. The phrase hints at a public dispute or commentary about teeth and readiness, but the exact event or context remains unclear from the fragment.
The 29,000,000 cotton spin dies in operation in the United States during 1936 includes 9,000,000 in New England.
J. B. Shackleford of the Shackleford Tailoring Co. offers spring priced tailored suits with numerous samples from Woolworth's, promising individual fit and color appeal. Siebler at Lytle Park, Cincinnati handles skilled tailoring with Shackleford's haberdashery and service department offering alterations.
Street car motorman Dalante failed to identify the robber until Deputy Sheriff Pel ham Scott spoke up. Herman Osterloh acknowledged the charge by noting his current clothes. Osterloh was jailed on a ten thousand dollar bond.
Garfield Smith, a Black man convicted of murder in Dallas, wrote Judge Henry King that a 99 year prison term was impossible to endure and asked for a reduction so he could work, feel better, and be more content.
The article notes Muckle John, reputed fool of Charles I, possibly the final official jester at England's royal court, highlighting his historical role.
A long list showcases participants including Co. M Stansell Tri City Billiard Parlor L E Poovey Royal Curb Market H Gordon & Son Fred Ingram Furniture Parker Brown Co Industrial Finance Bee Glad Shop Elwood Hotel Guilford Radio Service Master Retreading Paramount Furniture Arthur's Pharmacy Hart's Pharmacy Cash Fuel Boone Coal City Fuel Southside Lumber B F Hendrix Furniture Sheroff Ice Coal Lewis Body The Watch Shop Carolina Music Ingram Furniture W E Linthicum Sons Pointer Service Shackelford Tailoring West End Coal Wood High Point Floral Gaddys Wood Yard Quality Dry Cleaning Cummings Battery Herb's Radio Spencer Coal Arcade Barber Paul Younts Warners Transfer Mrs Collier Ellis Iveys Sandwich Shop New Service Laundry Roy Black Ed Mendenhall Emerywood Curb Market English St Curb Market City Refrigeration Supreme Heating Ken Watsons Esso Service Furniture City Motors Inc.
High Point Floral company reports hyacinths and jonquils budding in its English Street greenhouses at 1619 English Street. Owner Hugh O Connor expects early spring varieties in stock soon and offers funeral and cemetery wreaths, a prompt delivery service, and a one and a half year tenure at the current location.
The Ingram Furniture company at 309 North Main Street serves High Point with a vast selection of national brands. Products include Philco RCA Majestic radios Marsh cabinets Florence stoves Crosley Gibson refrigerators Lane cedar chests Athens ranges Red Cross and Beauty Rest mattresses Simmons Ace springs and a full line of living room dining room and bedroom furniture plus chairs mirrors lamps and desks.
The text notes that a buck sheds antlers before winter, a period when he faces high predation risk. It describes the antlers as a sexual display and mentions the buck defending itself with sharp forefeet when cornered by a wolf.
C A Warner of Warner's Transfer in High Point has built a strong local reputation for careful moving. The firm guarantees no damage to furniture with every contract and insures all cargoes. Local rates include 1 per room downstairs, 1.25 per room one-way upstairs, and 1.50 per room two-way upstairs.
The English Street curb market in High Point offers a complete weekly groceries selection including meats, fruits, vegetables, and eggs. Owned by E. F. Nance the market emphasizes low prices, wide stock, and fresh country eggs daily.
The Cash Fuel company at 754 East Washington street offers Marne Red Ash coal recommended by owner J R Sumner along with Bradshaw Pocahontas and other brands. They sell dry wood from $1 per load, provide prompt delivery, and guarantee weight, service, and fuel quality.
The words facetious and abstemious each include the five standard vowels in their proper alphabetical order A E I O U. This linguistic fact highlights a rare vowel sequence within common English vocabulary.
A unique aspect of traditional Japanese weddings is the ritual where the bride and groom drink from three cups of different sizes, each drink symbolizing a bond and harmony. The couple alternates sipping and sharing in a ceremonial sequence to seal their union.
The note claims that in Egypt the lower classes rely on raw castor oil for cooking and as a salad oil, highlighting economic hardship and unconventional food practices.
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