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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1935
Page
7
The piece explains how advertising informs buyers and sustains living standards. It traces commerce from ancient traders to modern factories, arguing that production, income, and buying form a closed cycle. Advertising continually reminds the public of goods, stimulating demand and sales.
The text notes that new or improved products and persistent advertising shape consumer knowledge and determine the speed of market recovery. It argues rapid business growth hinges on consumer readiness to buy, with advertising described as a crucial factor for national welfare and a necessary modern industry component.
A fragmented verse piece centers on romance through the midsummer season. The speaker notes a man attempting to explain why romance needs a moon while precariously climbing and later sitting beside you as storms and duties arrive. The poem hints at conflict with business, politics, and chess during late summer.
A column offering etiquette tips. It advises send courtesy notes to friends of the hostess after visits, notes that the bridegroom need not dress ushers in uniform if they cannot afford it, and that at informal dinners the maid should simply announce dinner with the line Dinner is served.
The text presents a quiz with questions and answers: which gender is more numerous in the U S men. continent where the tomato is indigenous South America. famous English poet who was blind John Milton. definition yataghan a short Ottoman saber. and the Mediterranean end of the Suez Canal Port Said.
A reader notes common usage errors and emphasizes vocabulary growth. The daily word ABRASION is defined as the act of wearing away by friction, with an example phrase about coins. The piece promotes learning one word per day and clarifies plural Radii versus Radius and mispronunciations.
Q A reader asks how to make colored ice cubes in an electric refrigerator using vegetable coloring for vibrant hues. A An answer explains vegetable coloring works and the ice cubes turn bright colors.
After years of inaccessibility due to jungle terrain and unbridged rivers, the Cotabamas old fields in the Andes are set for development as massive air liners now transport heavy mining equipment to the site.
The High Point Thomasville and Denton Southern railway freight offices will be closed all Thursday in observance of the Fourth of July.
A yellow twin squash was picked from Posey Shackelford’s garden along Highway No. 61. The brief note records the harvest in today’s local item.
Camp canceled this summer after notice from the camping committee. Registration fees sent back to Scouts as the largest camp in the history would have been. Health and Safety committee warns parents against large gatherings due to illness risk, noting high percentages of affected children under age one and confined cases.
The Navy recruiting station at the federal building in Greensboro announced a July quota rise totaling 58 first enlistments from the two Carolinas. Of these, 48 will be apprentice seamen and ten will be mess attendants, with mess attendants limited to Negroes.
Clarence Hollifield of 1008 Park Street asks The Enterprise to report he is not the Hollifield who appeared in municipal court yesterday on an immoral charge.
Mechaniceville council number 847 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics will meet at its North Main street hall tonight at 7:80 oclock. New officers will be installed and refreshments served. All members urged to attend.
A Chevrolet coupe catching fire while parked on Oakwood Court around 12:30 this morning sparked a blaze. Investigators say wiring in the car caused the car to short and ignite the flames. Fire units responded and contained the fire with no word on any injuries.
Commissioner Joe F. Hoffman Jr issued a morning request that any information about a person referred to as unemployable be sent to the county for relief. The county is levying 10.05 cents taxes on the $100 valuation to fund relief for unemployables but will not tolerate misuse of aid, he said.
City manager B. M. Knox and Judge Lewis E. Teague led a delegation from city hall on a trip with no disclosed purpose. Attaches remained absent. officials stated they knew the trip was outside the city but offered no details about the mission.
William Hull invites residents to the city lake where boats are available for use and a motor boat stands ready to tow anglers to clearer waters at the upper lake end.
Camp Uwharrie the summer training center for the Uwharrie Scout Council serving Rowan, Randolph, Davie, Davidson, Guilford counties and Jamestown township will not open for the 14th camping period. The Health and Safety Committee, meeting at Scout headquarters, decided to remain closed to cooperate with health officials during the epidemic. Letters from county physicians and state epidemiologist were discussed as officials urged caution during the peak disease period.
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