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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1936
Page
5
Gail Everett, prize winner in costume design, arrives New York to seek work with Madame Lizette. Rex Hall, trapped in his mother’s Travers Mining empire, contemplates crooked land deals and his dream of sculpting. Meanwhile Arizona plots unfold around the Everett property and a mysterious sister.
Rex confronts a fake transfer of Rancho Angelo to Travers Mining and Development while a stranger, Mark, nests at Jed Hoskeer’s shack. Rex’s NY office orders a blind ad as he investigates Draffen and Hoskeer, and his mother hints at Gail Everett in the beauty business amid talk of a new ore shaft.
Mrs. L. C. McDonald of Paragould Ark describes Cardus as grand medicine during her change of life She says she was weak nervous and nearly unable to move yet after using Cardus she gained relief and strength Now in her sixties she can manage house and garden Thousands of women reportedly confirm Cardus benefits though she advises consulting a physician if no improvement
A press bulletin exposes a racket preying on actors in Hollywood. Investigators warn performers to beware extortion and manipulation tied to counterfeit charity drives and fake agent schemes.
The piece notes frequent evolving scams, with performers setting up guards against traps. It mentions a $1,000 check and a husband downstairs with witnesses as part of the lure. The ongoing abuse of trust in the stage world is described as continuo us and demanding vigilance.
Lee Yount of Claremont and his son Bud await trial in county recorder's court for an alleged affray in which the 60-year-old elder Yount was severely cut.
Raleigh June 3 W H Wesson Jr of Warrenton a North Carolina State College senior won a two year scholarship at Johns Hopkins University.
Mrs. R. W. Creason of a Winston-Salem rural route left home May 22 and authorities are asked to locate her. Her husband says he wants to tell her of the serious illness of one of their year-old twins.
Buck Jones stars in For the Service at the Broadhurst theater for three days starting Thursday. The Western action features savage Indians, cruel foes, and a relentless defense of a captain's son as Jones bleeds heroism across a perilous frontier backdrop. Universal chapter play accompanies the feature.
A 45 year old man in a 20 year marriage asks whether to leave his wife for a younger widow with shared interests. He notes church and children as anchors, seeks evenings out, and wonders about divorce timing. The writer asks for guidance on empathy, offering companionship, and balancing home duties with social life.
A speaker counsels a man about an impending decision to remarry suggesting lasting happiness is unlikely. The analysis notes that even if briefly content, long term desires may align with his current wife’s needs and a younger partner might seek social life choices too.
A fragment suggests marital discord over infidelity as the speaker notes that a wife is unhappy because her partner has given attention to another person. The tone implies frustration and relationship strain.
A couple confronts tension as differences in lifestyle and social expectations strain their relationship. The wife resists certain activities and options previously enjoyed, prompting discussions about boundaries and home life stability.
Buster Crabbe stars as Flash Gordon with Jean Rogers as Dale Arden and Frank Shannon as Dr Zarkov in a new weekly chapter play at the Broadhurst. Charles Middleton portrays Emperor Ming with Priscilla Lawson as Aura as the adventure unfolds on the planet Mongo.
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