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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
16
Brenry M. London, legislative reference librarian, releases a compilation showing Democratic nominees and second primary entrants across North Carolina counties. The document indicates many new faces expected in both Senate and House, with several entrants having no prior legislative service.
Governor Ehringhaus announced that North Carolina will close the fiscal year with revenues matching or exceeding expenditures. He noted the general fund for 1933 84 surpassed outlays, absorbing part of a 64 000 000 overdraft inherited July 1, 1983. Sales tax receipts totaling 85 854 757 rank second among state sources, with franchise taxes at 6 475 881. The highway fund shows a surplus as no new road spending from state funds occurred.
The Senate will feature new members who have served in the House, while the House adds new members with Senate experience. Senator John S. Watkins of the 15th district, though resident of North Caro, is noted in this exchange of veteran crossovers.
The article lists nineteen 1933 Democratic senators and several house members from North Carolina who seek return or shift to the 1935 legislature. It notes West district retirements, upcoming second primaries in Guilford, and candidates like John Sprunt Hill Durham and Rivers D. Johnson Warsaw among those nominated for renewed terms. It also includes names of house movers and former reps with missed terms, highlighting shifting Western and Southern districts.
Edwin McClure of Shreveport tops qualifying in the Southern Amateur with 36 holes at 144. He leads Julius Hughes and Frank de La Houssaye at 146 as Dan Sage from Atlanta advances in the first match round at New Orleans. Other first round pairings feature Jesse Rainwater and R. M. Parker with Rudolph Schulze facing Lewis Johnson.
The article explains acne as an infectious skin condition often linked to digestion and puberty. It outlines cleansing routines, hot boric acid soaks, squeezing blackheads with care, cold-water finishing, topical treatments, possible X ray in severe cases, and overall hygiene, diet, and exercise to improve digestion and constipation.
Japan exports about 82 percent of its raw silk and around 87 percent of its silk textiles, indicating a strong export orientation for the nation’s silk industry.
An ad touts Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a tonic elixir that builds a strong stomach to prevent indigestion gas and distress. It claims thousands of bottles sold daily and guarantees by Mann Drug Co and pharmacists nationwide.
Warner Bros plans a new musical film titled Gold Diggers of 1935 following the success of Gold Diggers of 1938. Busby Berkeley will direct the spectacular numbers and a fresh story is being written to accompany the project.
England and Wales report 63 influenza deaths in four weeks this year versus 6230 in the same period in 1938, indicating a sharp decline in influenza fatalities.
Women report relief from severe monthly pains after using RDUs for a reasonable period. They say strength and general health improved, and Mrs Roy Chandiens endorses the product while advising consultation with a physician.
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