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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
2
A long list of attendees and registrants from North Carolina to Georgia for a furniture market event is recorded, naming W Adams, Mrs Adams, and dozens of other individuals across multiple states as registered participants. The passage reads like a guest or attendee roll call for the market.
An old Foster Milburn ad urges kidney care noting 15 miles of kidney tubes filter waste. It warns of acid poisoning and suggests using Doan's Pills, a long standing remedy used by kidney sufferers for over 40 years.
A Louisiana senator stages a publicity stunt in Harlem featuring Sam Guarino, a New Orleans bartender, mixing a Ramos gin fizz. The colorful display aims to boost image as he travels to meet family and plans a return to Washington after a Maine vacation.
Britain may push for swift League of Nations action as the deadlocked conciliation commission nears a fifth arbitrator deadline. Prime Minister Baldwin and cabinet favor strong league measures if other powers assent to avert a war between Italy and Ethiopia. Eden expected to brief Geneva on Britain’s obligations under the covenant.
Nazi actions target Catholic newspapers in Baden and Upper Silesia as Reich press policy aims to monopolize messaging. Max Amann set a three month deadline for affected papers to devote columns to religion or politics or face closure. The move prompts U.S. debate over diplomatic ties amid anti church and anti Semitic drives.
An ad touts S.S. Tonic as a scientific remedy for bodily fatigue caused by low red blood cells. It claims tonic supports oxygen supply, improves appetite and digestion, and restores energy, urging purchase at drug stores.
Nazi leaders push to announce a complete liquidation of the church question as repressive measures grow near. Jews avoid public places while Mayor Treff of Steglitz urges boycotts of Jewish stores. Provincial press seizes the moment to attack department stores regardless of ownership. Local officials justify restricted actions as necessary against state enemies.
Senator Harrison said the tentative bill would be ready by Monday but doubt arose. Coughton resisted adding capital stock tax and a new intercorporate dividend levy. Figures show tax amounts on inheritance under the tentative schedule with rising sums from 60 000 to 10 000 000.
Girst would face about three fourths of 493,000 in tax, aiming to curb inheritance tax evasion and accelerate revenue. Proposals include allowing tax free gifts to charities, criticized by President Roosevelt and reportedly favored by Democrats, with Coughton standing by prior decisions.
The High Point Perpetual Building and Loan will close at 3 30 this afternoon in respect to A S Caldwell Jr who died Tuesday afternoon He was president of Globe Parlor Furniture and a director of the association The Southern Furniture and Rug market will close for one hour this afternoon in respect to Mr Caldwell Trading will continue
Dr J G Leonhardt prescribes HEMROID internal tablets to relieve itching bleeding and protruding piles. The medicine claims quick action even in old cases by healing restoring the affected parts and reducing blood congestion in the lower bowel. Eckerds Economy Manns and other druggists offer money back if one bottle does not relieve pile misery.
George No-Scare Stef fans donated vegetables to a Red Cross campaign aimed at eradicating pellagra, announced today by chapter officials.
A fragment from a Washington Indiana paper notes the seven named individuals in a local story involving Blackie William Robertson. Further readable details are sparse in the OCR fragment.
A year old dog, never having herself mothered, acts as a foster dam to three baby groundhogs and a fawn found near the Robertson home. The ground hogs are her second litter, while the deer is a new challenge for her maternal instincts.
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