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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1939
Page
12
A vintage article extols electric kitchens as clean efficient work centers. It describes layouts like U or L shapes, with centers for storage, cooking, serving, and cleaning. The electric range provides precise heat, and flameless cooking keeps kitchens soot free and white.
A young people's city revival opens at 7:45 PM at Main Street Methodist Church in High Point with Rev. Wilson O. Weldon of China Grove delivering the sermon. Weldon, a Duke Divinity graduate and past youth worker, will preach as youths gather nightly for discussions on Life That Counts, led by Lena Davis.
The UNC Press at Chapel Hill issues Tobe a picture story for youth by Mrs Stella Gentry Sharpe with photographs by Charles Farrell. It portrays normal Negro children in Goshen and on a farm with siblings, animals, and everyday tasks showing their language and activities.
Dr. John W. Patton reports in Veterinary Medicine that a vitamin B1 deficiency causes fright disease or running fits in dogs, with over 100000 dogs affected yearly. He tested more than 60 dogs, noting consistent results and potential elimination of losses. The illness is not always fatal but often leads to tempering disorders and, in many cases, to culling by police.
The text praises Mr. Farrell’s book for its simple vivid photos that capture subjects at ease through playful sessions. It argues the book should be adopted in Negro elementary schools, or both he and the children will be disappointed.
A biological study shows a diet adequate except for destruction of vitamin B1. Within ten days dogs lose appetite, then lose weight, show restlessness, convulsions, and GI upset. Dr Patton cured each dog by administering vitamin B1, first by mouth in early stages, later by injections after convulsions appeared.
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