Alpine climbers revive with hot coffee tariff twist
A Swiss note hints coffee replaces brandy in reviving lost climbers as a tariff reprisal idea circulates. The text blends religious verse and Solon on blessedness with a light economic jab.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1930
Page
4
Pellagra Debate Prompts North Carolina Health Advice
Article notes Pellagra deaths rose to 981 in North Carolina last year, with 1923 as a turning point. Dr Laughinghouse and Dr Frederick R Taylor present dietary and possible infectious views, urging better diets rich in vegetables milk and lean meat to build resistance, plus Governor Gardner’s "live at home" campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Laughinghouse
State Board of Health
High Point
Frederick R. Taylor
State Medical Society
Gardner
Health Department
South Carolina's heated 1930s campaign stirs state voters
The article outlines a three-way U.S. Senate race with Leon Harris attacking Sen. Blease and incumbent Byrnes delivering issue talks. It notes eight gubernatorial candidates focusing on the $65 million road bond issue, with Spartanburg’s Ira C. Blackwood opposing and Lever's position unclear amid illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
U. S. Senate
Leon Harris
Palmetto
Coley
Senate
Blease
Joseph F. Byrnes
Mr. Byrnes
Harris
State Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Piedmont
Ira CC. Blackwood
Spartanburg
Richards
Lever
Federal Agricultural Board
Judge Link Fines High Pointer and Suspends Sentence
The High Point case centers on a well known whiskey supplier. Judge Hoyle Link granted a four month suspended sentence and a $500 fine after an appeal, arguing the enforcement of prohibition warrants scrutiny. The incident follows police charges of delivering whiskey at a hotel, highlighting tension in prohibition enforcement and community attitudes toward buyers and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyle Link
Route 10 reroute plea to North Carolina Highway Commission
In Jamestown Weed June 28 1980 a reader urges shifting big 10 through central Jamestown arguing local merchants seek better traffic and revenue. The piece praises NC Highway Commission integrity and outlines steps for a united petition, maps, and potential Washington street and Ward street projects to support a centripetal route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Washington Street
Virginia Avenue
Kivett Road
Commerce _ street
Five Point
Main
Centennial
Ward Street
The Stronger Connection With Thomasville
The Enterprise opens a Thomasville office to expand distribution and improve correspondence for Davidson county. T. C. Johnson, formerly of High Point college, will lead the Thomasville bureau and enhance local contact. The paper aims to deliver the final edition daily in Thomasville with afternoon availability equal to High Point services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County
T. C. Johnson
High Point College
Johnson
High Point
Shakespeare’s Son Nets May Be Filmed
Report suggests Shakespearean dialogue could appear in upcoming talkies, sparking optimism for authentic English in cinema. The note hints at potential casting or recording of lines from the poet’s works to enhance film dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talkies
Astrologer Predicts Linad Berghs May Not Seek Acting
An astrologer warns the Linad Berghs will struggle to keep their baby from pursuing acting. If the child mirrors the father, a career in the talkies may be unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Linadberghs
Brooklyn as the setting for new shorts and street pajamas
The text plays with Brooklyn being described as the bedroom of New York and suggests it as a place to test new shorts and street pajamas in a playful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Boy who defied odds points to Ambassador Morrow
A youth once told he could not succeed unless his hair stayed immaculate now points to Ambassador Morrow as a symbol of achievement. The remark signals a turning point in his journey and recognition of guidance from a prominent figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Morrow
Pineapples Grow Mostly in Florida
Florida leads pineapple production while Chicago is noted for tossing them, a contrast highlighted in a quirky regional claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Chicago
Mosquitoes Bite Light Haired People Citing Scientist
A scientist says mosquitoes bite lighter hair, not darker hair, more. The remark suggests there may be fewer Swedes among New Jersey residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Today's simile as effective as an anti trust law
A concise comparison suggests the subject mirrors an anti trust law in effectiveness, implying rigorous disruption of collusion or unfair practices. The remark frames the tool as strong yet potentially abstract, inviting evaluation of practical impact and enforcement.
China Ranks Third in Cotton Production
China has reached the third rank among nations in cotton production with an annual output around 2,500,000 bales. This marks a significant gain for the textile sector and underscores the country’s role in global markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Bridge Parties Held in Honor of Mrs West at Lexington
Mrs. Paul Hinkle hosted two bridge gatherings in Lexington honoring Mrs. Thad West of High Point. Six tables played contract bridge with prizes for high scores and guests received favors. A salad course and frozen cream followed, with many attendees including Mrs. Crowell, Miss Ledbetter, Miss Ledbetter, and Mrs. Dunlop White among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Paul Hinkle
Thad West
High Point
Contract Bridge
Hinkle
Frank Holton
A. M. Crowell
Dunlop White
West
P. W. Critcher
J. O. Boaze
Thad Weet
Charles Hoover
R. M. Sheffield
W. F., Welborn
Louis Moore
Jimmie Ledbetter
Florence Reid
Calvin Taylor
Mrs Hinkle Hosts Friday Bridge Event
Mrs Hinkle again hosted a Friday afternoon contract bridge session with high score won by Mrs B H Finch and low score by Mrs Charles Davis. A salad course and iced tea were served to a group of guests including Mrs Paul M Bernhardt Mrs Woodrow McKay Mrs H T Link and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkle
Contract Bridge
B. H. Finch
Charles Davis
Paul M. Bernhardt
Woodrow McKay
H. T. Link
W. O. Burgin
C. W. Davis
Mary Raper
Elizabeth Davis
Ira Brinkley
Swimming Party Honors Lynchburg Guest at Erlanger Pool
Miss Elizabeth Davis hosted a Saturday afternoon swimming party at the Erlanger pool to honor Miss Henryetta Fox of Lynchburg Virginia. Guests included Miss Frances Thompson Dorothea Dorsett Nona Raper Louise Thompson Cloyd Philpot Bill Hill Jr Joe Moffitt Jr and Mr and Mrs J M Gamewell and Tom Barbara of Martinsville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Davis
Erlanger Pool
Henryetta Fox
Lynchburg
J. M. Gamewell
Charles W. Davis
Frances Thompson
Dorothea Dorsett
Nona Raper
Louise Thompson
Cloyd Philpot
Bill Hill
D Jr
Joe. Moffitt
Tom Barbara
Martinsville, Va
Brown hosts bridge party honoring Ledbetter and Taylor
Mrs. W F Brown entertained Friday afternoon with a four table bridge game in her living room. Miss Florence Ledbetter won high score among guests Miss Jimmie Ledbetter was among the honorees and the setting featured candy tuft nasturtians and delphinium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Brown
Bridge
Florence Ledbetter
Calvin Taylor
Jimmie, Ledbetter
Brown
Black man killed by posse after assault on Round Rock couple
In Texas, near Austin, Jack Robertson, a Black man, was fatally struck by a posse after attacking Mr. and Mrs. R. Eggar of Round Rock. The Eggars were seriously injured but expected to survive. the incident stemmed from a wage dispute. A posse of about 150 pursued Robertson as he fled toward Austin and killed him on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smoak
C. E. Jones
Mr. Jones
Machiavelli
Jones
Smoak
Dallas
Texas
W. H. Keith
Greenville
Olin D. Johnston
Spartanburg
Johnston
Richards
South Carolina
Keith
Austin
Tex
Round Rock
Jack Robertson
Eggar
Georgetown
Robertson
Egegars
Democratic gathering in Buncombe backs party lines
Asheville attorney Robert R Williams and Buncombe County Democrats rally behind the Democratic campaign denouncing Hoover and Republican policies on prohibition tariffs farm relief and Wall Street. Poll succeeds as county chairman with Castlebury as vice chair. Cumberland County endorses abolition of property tax for school support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Ross
James H. Poll, Jr
Frank Castlebury
Asheville
United States
Robert R. Williams
Buncombe County
Hoover
National Republican Party
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Bupcombe County
Fayetteville
Cumberland County
Democratic Convention
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