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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
13
In Tucson on June 19 a policeman investigating a report of a theft found a veteran porter barred from his office by a dealer. The two salesmen tried to enter to sell a car but were refused and left. The incident centers on a tense exchange and mistaken impressions at the dealership.
The Deep River Memorial association holds its second annual meeting at Deep River Friends church on Sunday June 21 with worship by Rev Jos H Peele and a memorial program. Memorials for A M Briggs and Mrs Jesse Henley will be read and Dr P E B Lindley of High Point College will give the memorial address. John Gurney Briggs Jr will sing and both soloists are eighth generation descendants of one of the area’s first settlers.
Clyde Martin of Ona West Virginia says Black-Draught keeps constipation down and cleanses the system. He notes relief from bloating fatigue and susceptibility to colds after taking a couple of doses. Sold in 25 cent packages.
An English gem expert recommends baths in newly gathered honey to restore dull pearls. He says best results come from 48 hour treatments at two week intervals. The program should continue for a period of six months.
The term coleslaw derives from ecole a historic word for cabbage family plants. The name evolved through language shifts and culinary usage over time.
A colossal 12 000 ton rock near Grand Junction Colorado rests on a base only three feet thick raising questions about stability and engineering.
A Democratic leader credits Franklin D Roosevelt and the New Deal with advancing women’s representation and economic security. She praises Eleanor Roosevelt, notes women’s gains in government jobs, and highlights wage equity, social security, and public works as key benefits.
A Q and A from Look and Learn asks when and where games were invented and the two great Homeric poems. It identifies Pluto as the discovered planet, defines a dinosaur, and notes the Dead Sea is five times saltier than the oceans.
A columnist answers readers questions on proper train berth exchanges and hostess duties. It covers whether a woman may accept a kind offer to swap seats and how a hostess should frame plans for weekend activities with guests.
A Q and A column offers advice on stain removal with peroxide to avoid rust marks, baking bread evenly by preventing pan contact with oven walls, and soothing mosquito bites by rubbing the area with laundry soap moistened in water.
Kenneth C Bonus arrived at the village hall seeking to cash his bonus bonds. He proved he served in the medical corps in the world war and now runs the Bonus Pharmacy in Oak Park Illinois after witnesses corroborated his name.
A garbled quotation discusses balancing payments and time use with phrases about spending the reason for the time. The readable parts suggest a dialogue on budgeting or allocating funds and activities.
The State Merchants Association met in Raleigh and re-elected Willard Dowell of Raleigh as executive secretary. They discussed sales tax and social security legislation but took no action toward endorsing governor candidates Ralph W. McDonald or Clyde Hosy. The convention continued with further business.
The memorial service led by the Daughters of America features Guilford Council No 28 Junior Order United American Mechanics at the Terry building on North Main. The public is invited to attend as members are honored. The meeting opens at 7:30 PM with business, followed by the service at 8:00 PM.
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