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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1934

Page

3

Sophie's Love Stir At Homeward War In The City

Jane Terry arrives in New York to prove herself and win Amy Jackson's respect after Howard Jackson marries Amy following their engagement. Jane climbs in real estate, begins an affair with Roger Thorpe, who offers to support a child, which Amy later hides. Howard plans to enlist, while Amy balances life, music lessons, and Nancy as tensions rise. Eager to help, Amy plans to work and possibly invite Howard's mother to live with them. Nancy expresses affection as the family navigates the impending separation.

Jane Terry New York Marburg Amy Jackson Howard Jackson Jane Amy Roger Thorpe Nancy America Howard Aviation Corps Ebert Daddy Ellert Texas Washington Professor Ellert Wilson War Department Edgar Moreland

Malaria Cure Ad Sparks Inaccurate Claims From Old Ad

An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming it cures malaria by killing the infection with quinine and fortifying the blood with iron. It markets two sizes and asserts safety for children, urging purchase at general stores.

Grove

Pattern 9073 Frock For Day Or Tennis Ready

The sketch shows a versatile frock with yoke and front tied sleeves, suitable for linen crepe de chine or cotton prints. Pattern 9073 available in sizes 14 through 40 with yardage noted for size 16. continues in the next installment.

Understanding Bruises and Hidden Internal Risks

The article explains that most bruises are surface injuries but severe blows can hide deep damage to organs such as the brain liver or bladder. It warns to ensure a hit does not cause internal injury before resuming strenuous activity and notes possible concussions and fatal outcomes from liver ruptures or brain injury.

Chicago Produce Prices and Butter and Egg Grades

Chicago July 23 butter prices firm with creamery specials at 93 score 24 25 extras 92 24 and firsts 88 89 21 22. Carrot standards 24. Butter sales 42tules extras 24. Eggs current receipts 13 14 with extra firsts 15 16 and graded firsts 15 16. Eye sales 2 cars storage packed firsts 17.

Chicago

Stock Market Opens Week With Prices Off

The stock market began the week with a slight downturn as brokers await notable news. Leads were narrow, metals and rails led the losers, grain prices rose briefly before profit taking, and cotton slipped amid rain concerns. Bonds were steady, foreign exchanges narrow, and U S Steel fell to new yearly low with many others down about three points.

Victor Eubank Associated Press New York U. S. Steel

16 Die As Bus Crashes In Flames After Brake Failure

Survivors say the driver struggled with brakes during the trip and attempted repairs. The bus hit a right angle turn, toppled over, and gasoline ignited, destroying two blocks of property along the Hudson riverfront with an estimated loss of 250000 dollars.

Hudson River

Grave Concern For Admiral Byrd At Lonely Antarctic Outpost

In Little America Antarctica July 23 grave concern grew for Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd after a 60 mile outpost trail to his weather station could not be traced. A tractor party sent Friday failed to locate the marked trail or orange flags along the 123 mile route.

Byrd Thomas Poulter Tergo Little America Antarctica Richard EB. Byrd

U S Lumber Output Put at 13.328 Billion Feet

The 1933 lumber production of the United States has been estimated at 13 328 000 000 feet.

United States

Zoning and permit hearing set by Board of Adjustments

A Board of Adjustments meeting is scheduled for Friday July 27 at 1 30 p m in the Fire Department office 2058 Wrenn S J to hear Chas M Brown's permit request for a gasoline service station at the northeast corner of English and Lindsay Streets and zoning changes moving English Street from 160 ft east of Cecil to 150 ft west of Wiley, redesignating as Industrial District. Public participation invited.

Board of Adjustments E. K. Ingram Fire Department Wrenn S&j Chas. M. Brown English Lindsay Streets English Street Cecil Street Wiley Street D. Cox

First Vice President to resign before term ended

The question asks which Vice President resigned before completing a term, and also inquires about the location of the first training school for models and the date walls paper was first brought to America in the next issue.

American Answers

Phonograph Origins From Edison Omitted Repeater Intent

Edison explained to mechanic John Kreuss how to build the first phonograph using early HESE fireless lamps from the Nela laboratories in Cleveland. The project began as a plan for a telegraph repeater but evolved into the phonograph. In New York studio W2XCR WGBS Miss Grayce Jones married Frank Borie Du Vail, a television engineer.

Nela Cleveland Edison John Kreuss Grayce Jones Frank Borie du Vail WGBS New York

Shortage Leaves World With Less Than Two Pounds of Radium

A historical note reports that less than two pounds of radium remain available for use globally. It highlights scarcity concerns and potential impacts on research and industry relying on radium.

Longshoremen vote on arbitration proposal in coast strike

In San Francisco longshoremen voting on whether to accept arbitration of a 76 day dispute. President Roosevelt's board delivered ballots to ports along the coast and will announce results by tomorrow night. If approved workers may return to work Wednesday.

San Francisco Pacific Coast Roosevelt National Longshore Board Louis Bloch

Two Lexington Men Lose Lives in Rescue Attempt

In Lexington at High Rock lake two men died while trying to rescue two young women who had fallen into water. James W. Kinney, 52, a furniture worker, and Zebulon Floyd, 39, lost their lives. The girls Alma Eberhardt and Ide Shoaf escaped to safety.

Lexington High Rock Lake Here James W. Kineney Zebulon Floyd Alma Eberhardt Ide Shoaf

How To Quickly Believe Headache And Soothe Nerves

Ad copy warns of wild nerves and headaches and promotes STANBACK as a quick soothing remedy. It claims rapid action with no after effects and urges readers to buy at drugstores with trial sizes and economy options referenced.

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Sophie Kerr By Sophie Kerr Marian Martin Sophi Kerr BY DR. Morri Admiral Byrd Joseph Nathan Kane Thomas A. Seeeae Tray Gon THE OLD By Esio B. J. Reynolds Toba Georgia
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