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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1930
Page
4
Thrift urged as remedy by national P O S of A leader
H H Koonts national president urges thrift to weather current business mood. He argues lack of panic but widespread unemployment, urges living within income, saving for the future, and investing savings in real estate and stable securities to build wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Koonts
Patriotic Order of Sons of America
Mr. Koonts
The Last Evening of Dr Snook
A historical note on the condemnation and execution of Dr Snook. The piece argues that his calm approach to death was not exceptional and contrasts it with the usual last meals. It highlights the staged final dinner with his wife and friends and questions the memory it left for the loyal spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snook
North Carolina
Ohio executes educated killer amid wartime tension
A report notes the sentence of a high‑profile Ohio murderer, described as educated and capable of leadership, who killed with apparent cold motive. An expert links prison inmates’ glandular anomalies to violent impulses, positing a challenging explanation for the crime and the state’s hard line in applying law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snook
Ohio
Liability for Hitchhikers and Guests in Auto Accidents
A columnist discusses the risk to car owners who invite riders and the potential lawsuits after crashes. It notes liability generally rests with the owner for injuries, the rare possibility of guest suits, and how insurance shapes damages. It mentions New Jersey bills aimed at limiting guest claims, both defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Why the Piedmont Route Has Been Passed Up
A northern tourist shift favors the coastal highway over the Piedmont route. The piedmont road’s unpaved gaps and longer towns draw travelers toward faster coastal alignments via Savannah and Charleston. Local advocates urge paving the unpaved segment from Savannah onward to restore traveler flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Florida
Washington
South Carolina
Savannah
Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
Uncle Sam
Flos
Harleston
Raleigh
Carolina Piedmont
Tourist Tips Highlight Rarity Yet Allure of Local Sites
Brief notes describe how certain places attract few visitors despite offering unique views. The piece emphasizes balancing practical planning with unexpected charms that reward curious travelers.
A Pup and a Revolution in an Eye Catching Tale
The piece recalls General Howe s prized dog that strayed from Philadelphia and walked into American lines where Washington s troops handed the pup back. The anecdote brings history to life more vividly than grand battles. It also reports a national flower poll favoring the wild rose with 490000 votes, and a note on management wisdom from Louis Wiley urging delegation of tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Howe
Rupert Hughes
Washington
Philadelphia
Howe
American Nature Association
Youth Sets Off Revolt At Age Twelve Says Scientist
A scientist states youths begin to rebel around age twelve, shifting the long held belief that rebellion starts at about sixty. The remark challenges traditional aging milestones and suggests early behavioral shifts.
Folding Toothbrush Enters Market Amid Urban Living Push
A new folding toothbrush hits the market as designers cite space constraints in modern flats. The compact device promises easier storage and on the go cleaning without bulk.
Buffalo man wears same shoes for eighty years
A Buffalo resident claims he has worn the same pair of shoes for 80 years and may have lived a life of unusual patience. He says his daily routine involves minimal steps and a handsfree approach to movement.
Congress weighs legalizing prohibition arguments
A debate rises on turning prohibition rhetoric into law as lawmakers consider clearer standards for discussing temperance measures. Opponents warn of First Amendment limits, while supporters say regulated dialogue could reduce illicit activity and clarify policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Adler on bridge players as victims of superiority urge
Vienna analyst Dr. Alfred Adler calls bridge players victims of superiority complexes and labels the game a cheap pastime suggesting the profit from play could be only a tenth of a cent per point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Adler
Vienna
Simmons Chiefs Meet at Raleigh
The Big Four Simmons campaign leaders meet in the Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh to set opening dates for the Raleigh headquarters and to formulate campaign procedures. They discuss party regularity, Bailey accusations, and strategies to deter Republican voters in the Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Simmons
F. M. Simmons
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
Senator Simmons
Neill McKay Salmon
Lillington
T. Bodie Ward
Wilson
North Carolina
John D. Langston
Goldsboro
Simmons Campaign Advisory Committee
Sir Walter Hotel
Hines
Langston
Bailey
Senate
Notable mourners attend service for Mable Normand
Hollywood figures gather at the service for actress Mable Normand. Attendees include Art Goebel Lew Cody Mrs Mary Normand Gladys Normand Julia Benson and Julia companions to the star alongside film icons Marie Dressler Louis Fazenda Ruth Roland Harold Lloyd Mildred Davis Creighton Hale Adela Rogers St John Maurice Costello Roscoe Arbuckle Marshal Neilan King Vidor Mary Pickford Ben Turpin Jean Hersholt Marion Davies Mae Marsh Constance Talmadge and others from cinema history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Goebel
William James
Miss Normand
Mary Normand
Gladys
Staten Island
New York
Lew Cody
Julia Benson
Marie Dressler
Charlie Chaplin
Louis Fazenda
Ruth Roland
Harold Lloyd
Mildred Davis
Creighton Hale
Marion Davies
Mae Marsh
Constance Talmadge
Letters Editor Critique of a Rum Hound Opinion
A reader chastises a letter-writer for alleging widespread drinking and threats to expose wives. The writer compares current morals to a High Point incident where a church on Main Street was replaced with an 18 hole golf course, warning about future decline. The note is signed J. E. Whitley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
High Point
J. E. Whitley
Dr. Snook Executed for Murder in Ohio Penitentiary
The execution of Dr. Snook at the Ohio penitentiary followed his confession to plans to end a three year relationship after a threat of exposure. Witnesses included Rev. Miller and Osc Roedell as guards and ministers, while Mrs. Snook awaited news at the warden’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac E. Miller
King Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
K. E. Wall
Osc
Roedell
Pomeroy
Ohio
Snook
Frank Landrum
Junction City
Miller
Dr. Snook
Rey
Woodard
Thomas
Aviator Cleared In Children's Death
Cecil Langdon, aviator, was cleared in sessions court in Benettsville South Carolina of blame for the deaths of Archie and Elizabeth Breedon when Langdon's plane struck their automobile during a failed takeoff last November 2 at a local airfield. The state alleged criminal negligence but Langdon testified the accident was caused by an air pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennettsville
S. C
Cecil Langdon
Archie
Elizabeth Breedon
Breedon
Langdon
Witnes
Honorary Body Elects Five Men at Duke University
Dr. R. L. Flowers, secretary treasurer of Duke University, was elected to the 2019 honorary scholarship society during its fortieth anniversary. Elected members include Karl E. Ashburn of Handley Texas and Rodolfo Osvaldo Rivera of Barranquitas Puerto Rico from the graduate school, and Carl F. Brethell of Peres Knob North Carolina plus James B. Rowe of Charlotte North Carolina from the undergraduate college. Rivera is the second foreign born member, after B. H. Baughman of the class of 1931 from Java.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Rowe
Charlotte
N. C
Arts and Sciences
Rivera
Porto Rico
B. H. Baughman
Java
Hoover's Haitian Commission Opens Its Work In Island
The Hoover commission on Haitian affairs began its first session in Port au Prince Haiti but no witnesses appeared. Opposition press members urged people to stay away, saying the commission is a second McCormick inquiry. The commission denied this, pledging to seek a future path and how the occupation might end and institutions be rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Island
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Mar
Hoover Commission On
McCormick Commission
Metropolitan Stars Set for Richmond Opera Engagement
The Richmond Civic Musical association announced the Metropolitan Opera company will perform in Richmond on April 28 29 and 30 with a stellar cast including Lucrezia Bori Rosa Ponselle Giovanni Martinelli Benjamino Gigli Antonin D Trab Donizetti L Elisir D Amore and Rita De Leporte as solo danseuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond Civic Musical Association Today
Metropolitan Opera Company
Lucrezia Bori
Rosa Ponselle
Giovanni Martinelli
Benjamino Gigili
Antonin Tranton
Guiseppe de Luca
Lawrence Tibbett
Leon Rothier
Louis Hasselmans
Tully Serafon
Verdi
Offenbach
B. Moffman
Donizetta
Rita de Leporte
Corpe de Balet
Murder claims confirm deaths of three nuns and two priests
A Shuichow dispatch confirms the killings near Saipin of Salesian Bishop Versiglia Father Caravario and three Chinese nuns. Robbers seized the sisters after a failed attempt to capture them and murdered the five victims with bullets before burning the boat and fleeing into the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Shuichow
Kwangtung
Versiglia
Caravaria
Saipin
Dual Wedding Rings For Day And Evening Wear
Some fashionable women wear two wedding rings one plain gold or platinum for daily use and another full diamond set for evening events.
Carolina News Briefs Roundup from North Carolina
Chalmers Lemly, 35, died of burns suffered while kindling a fire in North Carolina. Fowler, key witness in the Wiggins murder case, was seized after authorities found 52 half gallon liquor jars at his home. A bandit robbed a filling station near Sheville taking over 100 dollars. L. D. Hawkins, 60, was found dead in a shallow well near EW Bern. coroner’s inquest says no foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers C. Lemly
Chalmers N. C
EW Bern
N. C
L. D. Hawkins
Tobacco market closes with 60.7 million pounds sold
Winston-Salem tobacco market reports total sales of 60,712,642 pounds generating 10,447,111.75 dollars at an average of 10.25 dollars per hundred pounds. In Greensboro, Rita Pearl, two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearl, fell from a second story window into her sand pile but was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nston-Salem
N.C
Winston-Salem
Reensboro
N. C
Rita
Charles Pearl
Capt Black Praises Salvation Army Mission in Africa
Captain Black of Rocky Mount North Carolina delivered an illustrated lecture at the Salvation Army on missionary work in Africa. He described local conditions and customs, displayed native curios, and showed slides contrasting before and after Christian adoption. He urged offerings and urged audience to support laborers and funds. choruses sung in native African tongue delighted listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Black
Rocky Mount
N. C
South Africa
Africa
English Reciter John Duxbury Visits Duke University
Eminent English reciter John Duxbury touring the United States will present a special chapel hour program for Duke University students on Monday. He has given more recitals in recent years than any other UK entertainer, with his son Arthur Duxbury, a tenor, accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
John Duxbury
Duke University
United Kingdom
Arthur Duxbury
Brazil Votes For President in Key General Election
Rio Janeiro Mar 1. In one of the most important general elections, Brazil voters selected a president, vice president, a new lower house, and one third of the senate. With about 40 million inhabitants literacy and registration limited to about 3 million, roughly 1.5 million were expected to vote today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Mar
Brazil
House of Deputies
Senate
Republic
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