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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
5
Detroit interview reveals Henry Ford’s impact on civilization with fresh glimpses into his character. Willis Thornton conducts a three part NEA Service piece for The Enterprise. July 26 Detroit details a downtown setting at 58 Bagley Ave.
Post Toasties offers crisp toasted corn hearts described as tender and crunchy with a sweet taste. The ad promotes serving with milk or sugar and suggests fruit toppings, claiming quick energy for children and others. General Foods markets the product as a nutritious cereal choice.
A long profile of Henry Ford on his 70th birthday covers his view that the auto steadily evolves, his quiet charity and antique hobby, and the vast Rouge complex with plant, airport, and Greenfield estate. Ford recalls his peace efforts, and argues history should guide the future.
Private Arden M Farley is presented the Cheney award for 1932 by President Roosevelt. The award honors an outstanding act of valor self sacrifice or extreme fortitude by the Army Air Corps or Air Corps Reserve.
Stop chills and fever caused by malaria with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It attacks the parasite by destroying the reflection to brood and builds up the blood to overcome effects and fortify against further illness. Bottle at any store.
This article urges consulting a family doctor first to study the case before seeking specialists. It notes a generalist can save time and money by directing appropriate referrals and avoiding misdirected specialist care.
The Raleigh Times telegraphed President Roosevelt that it is ready to apply the blanket industrial code to its entire plant. Publisher John A. Park stated the paper would proceed pending action on a special newspaper or printing code.
The article urges identifying competent physicians who provide scientific advice and personal, intimate care. It stresses recognizing a physician as a friend and counsellor and notes that servants are worthy of their hire, pointing out that doctors’ bills are often paid last as physicians must support their own families too.
The report states that new steel frameworks for buildings and bridges are being erected without rivets as electric arc welding processes join components. This method replaces traditional riveting in contemporary construction practice.
In Charleston Henry T. Williams 84, Confederate veteran and former Savannah Cotton Exchange president, dies. In Elizabeth City Dr Richard Leon Kendrick 48, Carolina physician who originated from Rock Hill, is remembered.
Clarence L oe aged 62 who served as a county registers official for Mrs Sampson County passed away. He held the post for several years and was known for his public service and civic involvement. Funeral details were not available in the fragment.
Trenton New Jersey reports Mrs Ned E. Hildreth, aged 65, wife of a former secretary at Charlotte Street Boys activity.
Four deaths in southern California yesterday were attributed to extreme heat. Riverside reported an unofficial 114 degree reading, with temperatures elsewhere cooling to around 90s in the region.
A joint committee in Little Rock has drafted a beer and wine bill and aims for legalization by August 15. Governor Futrell said he would call a beer session once working majorities in both houses back passage of beer and appropriation measures.
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