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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1930
Page
6
The ad promotes MELLO GLO face powder claiming a pure formula approved by the U S Government. It promises even color, no pastiness or irritation, and a French process for smooth spread and longer wear. Mann Drug Co advertises this beauty product.
Executor of Julia A. Horney's will announces sale of real property and personal estate in Guilford County North Carolina on August 23 1930 at 2 PM on premises Now Thurston street High Point to settle the estate. Lot No 70 of Central Improvement Company lands fronts Thursday Street and matches prior conveyances in Guilford County deeds.
Coffield Furniture Co and Schiffman Jewelry Co provide prizes for the twelve youngest babies including a child's rocker and a silver cup. Edward's Studio offers a free tint with every three pictures ordered. Voting results will not be reopened and will be printed in Sunday’s paper.
Clyde Lewis of Walkertown introduces a Burbank plum tree to Forsyth county. The tree bears fruit in three years with five inch circumference, thick skin for shipping, multiple flavors, and suitability for canning or fresh use. The plant yielded some fruit in year two and abundant fruit in year three.
The sixth annual North Carolina Conference on Elementary Education begins at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill with sessions across July 17 and 18. Gerrard hall hosts the first evening session. July 18 includes morning, afternoon, and night sessions plus a dinner. concrete illustrations show how North Carolina elementary schools aim for six cardinal goals using actual state study materials.
Coffee cargoes from Santos Brazil headed to the United States reached 738000 bags in January, the largest monthly aggregate since 1923, signaling a strong start to the year for the export market.
The national pharmacology board, meeting in Detroit, elects Dr. MacNider of the University of North Carolina to a prestigious post. MacNider, Kenan Professor and Kenan Research Professor, is lauded for kidney disease research and wartime Bright's Disease treatments that saved many soldiers.
Chapel Hill July 17 Dr William deBerniere MacNider Kenan Research Professor of Pharmacology at the University of North Carolina and leading kidney disease authority has been elected a member of the National Board of Medical Examiners. The board of twelve eminent physicians from across the nation elected him for a six year term.
Mothers learn about Phillips Milk of Magnesia for infants and children. The ad highlights its use for sour digestion colic and mild constipation, claims gentle relief and neutralizing effect on cow’s milk. It offers a free information book from The Phillips Co. 170 Varick Street New York.
London reports a summer tour for British children, a fortnight through Belgium and the Rhineland to meet peers in other nations. The program aims to foster acquaintance as England hosts foreign children this year and plans to end with mutual understanding and shared experiences.
Fragment mentions plans to entertain an equal number of German children next year, leaving readers unsure of context or source details and raising questions about intent and framing.
The United States shipped bathtubs abroad valued at 763,717 dollars during 1929, reflecting a notable trade activity in sanitary fixtures. International buyers purchased American baths, indicating demand for home amenities amid early 20th century economic expansion.
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