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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1936

Page

5

Business Recovery Highlighted At Joint Civic Club Meeting

Dr. E Dunn urged domestic prosperity through global recovery at a Sheraton hotel banquet for 175 Civic club and Chamber of Commerce members. He detailed tariff benefits, 1935 national income rising 5 to 10 percent from 1934, and noted end of large business losses since 1929 amid furniture and hosiery export gains.

William E. Dunn E. Dunn Bureau of Foreign and Nestic Commerce Department of Commerce Civic Club Chamber of Commerce Sheraton Hotel Dunn Serretary of Commerce Ropert Ashington Chamber Commerce Chamber of Cmmerce Civic Clubber of Commerce Directast Fred N. Tate R. Kearns C. C. Garrett C. Lindsay J. Welch Harriss M. J. Wrenn I. Paul Ingle F. Hunsucker F. Logan Por Charles L. Amos J. E. Mil W. T. Powell W. B. McEwen Ace Haworth T. Wingate An J. T. Ryan G. E. Hutch R. K. Young J. W. Clinard W. B. Hall O. A. Kirkman W. ©. Idol J. T. Burrus R. B. Terry Dr. Dunn Iture

Guilford County Endorses POW-O-LIN Credit

G W Hayworth of Guilford County reports POW-O-LIN relieved long standing constipation and illness restoring appetite energy and well being. He praises the product and credits it with improving his health after other remedies failed. POW-O-LIN is recommended by Mann's Drug Stores and leading druggists.

Ir. G. W. Hayworth Guilford County Nic Mr. Hay Rt. 3 G. W. Hayworth Pow-O-Lin Pow-O-Lan Mann’s Drug Stores

Economic nationalism debated as housing and trade rebound

Dr Dunn told a meeting housing is rising from 35.5 percent capacity in 1932 to 50 percent in 1935 and textiles and wood and rayon output exceed 1929. He urged foreign trade growth, cautioned about protectionism, and noted cotton exports, Japan competition, and job losses from cotton cloth imports.

Speaker Dunn Japan Latin America

Black-Draught Laxative Trusted by Thousands

Black-Draught has helped many men and women as a purely vegetable laxative. It relieves constipation naturally and may restore regular bowel movement. Customer testimonials praise its reliability and ease of use, with note of improved energy and wellbeing.

Raph Burch Billerness

Names Registered At Market Today Across States

A list of individuals registered at the market includes Joseph Young and Joseph Young Jr of Allendale South Carolina and many others from North Carolina Virginia Georgia Florida and Tennessee. The wide roster features Cecil Little of Concord N C J B Falk J B Thore Pilot Mountain L A Dickens High Point and Elmer Ward among numerous others.

Joseph Young J. D. Howard High Point Howard Oden Miami Fla E. H. Mitchell Greensboro A. P. Dollar Durham H. G. Brown C. B. Robbins Miss Charlotte Turner Reidsville M. V. Lea Danville J. A. Rierson B. G. Lewis B. G. Lewis, Jr Virginia Lewis

North Carolina to Revoke Licenses of Drunk Drivers Convicted Elsewhere

Greensboro, Jan. 21. State patrol Lt. William J. Croom said NC will revoke licenses of residents convicted of drunken driving in any state. He cited a High Point man convicted in South Carolina, with 12 Guilford County suspensions in the latest list. Among High Point residents are Joe Walker Floyd McClinton and Lloyd Burchfield, tied to liquor transport or reckless driving.

Greensboro William J. Croom State Highway Patrol High Point South Carolina State Highway Department Raleigh Guilford County Joe Walker Floyd McClinton Lloyd Burchfield

Armory and auditorium project discussed at civic clubs meeting

Dr Dunn opened the meeting introduced by R B Terry of The Enterprise. An instrumental trio Virginia Frank Elizabeth Hoffman Evelyn Boyd performed and John Gurney Briggs Jr sang. A conference of civic club presidents led by Frank J Sizemore discussed the armory and convention auditorium project and securing further funds from North Carolina and the federal government.

Dr. Dunn R. B. Terry The Enterprise Virginia Frank Elizabeth Hoffman Evelyn Boyd John Gurney Briggs, Jr Frank J. Sizemore Chamber of Commerce North Carolina

Dog Rescued After Artificial Breath Revival in S C

M G Boswell, Blue Ridge Scout executive, reported what may be the first use of artificial respiration to save a dog's life. John Willis Drummond and family found Amos lifeless in water and revived him with ten minutes of resuscitation, reviving fully.

Greenville 8. C M. G. Boswell Blue Ridge John Willis Drummond Ninety Six Amos Drummond John Theo

Small Docket in Court Here

Judge Lewis E Teague disposed of a small docket in municipal court this morning while most criminal defendants await arraignment next Monday. W L Smith charged with violating the prohibition law paid court costs. C H Cline was dismissed on abandonment non support and assault charges. The traffic cases included Zack Brown four dollar costs Lewis Runge not pros Elizabeth Turner dismissed C B Malpasa dismissed O Connor dismiss a and Mrs Sarah Wagger four dollar costs.

Lewis E. Teague W. L. Smith C. H. Cline Zack Brown Lewis Runge Elizabeth Turner C. B. Malpasa O. Connor Sarah Wagger

Doctors Advocate Liquid Laxatives For Gentle Constipation Relief

An editorial-style piece advocates liquid laxatives, arguing gradual dose reduction cures constipation. It highlights Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as commonly used, noting senna and pepsin components and advising consulting a doctor or druggist for proper guidance.

Mount Miverest Climbers Endure Rest Breaks After Ascents

After reaching 5 000 feet climbers on Mount Miverest must be dawn for 106 minutes after every six sepa.

Mount Miverest

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