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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1935

Page

3

Gale Faces Phil Shot Case and Lawyer Hunt

Gale confronts news of Phil’s arrest for a street shooting and seeks legal help as her father Tom Henderson absorbs the tale. Steve Meyers seeks a young lawyer Joe Gillaspie to take the case while Gale battles fear and tries to keep her nerves intact.

Gale Henderson Avhil Steve Meyers Gale AN Westmore KY Thatcher Society City Brian Vicky Robert Atcher Phil ED Vogel Vogel Steve Joe

No Way to Prove Phil Is Guilty

Gale and her father discuss the innocence claim as Steve plans to visit a lawyer. Mary worries about their finances and the town’s talk while Gale insists Phil was framed. A knock at the door interrupts and the scene ends with to be continued.

Steve Tom Henderson Gale Mary Cassidy Mary Phil Vogel Ruthie Henderson Ed Vogel Ruby Griffith Sam Watson

Look and Learn Quiz: Pince-nez, Cuyahoga, Smithsonian, murrain

The quiz defines a pince-nez as eyeglasses held by a spring and pronounced pangs-na with stress on the last syllable. It notes the Cuyahoga River passes Cleveland. It identifies the Smithsonian Institution founded by James Smithson. Murrain means a pestilence affecting domestic animals. Texas was an independent republic when admitted to the Union.

Ohio City Cuyahoga River U.S Cleveland Smithsonian Institute James Smithson Republic

How Can I Tear the Purity of Air in a Room

A Q and A from Anne Ashley explains methods for improving air quality and cooking tips. It covers testing air freshness with lime water, preparing a vegetable salad, and drying a wash wringer using a Turkish towel.

Daily Lessons In English By W T Gordon Mut able in form or nature

Daily Lessons discuss common usage missteps and pronunciation. The lesson defines mutable as capable of change in form or nature with a quote from Emerson. It notes edible oils like cottonseed are used to make some gasolines while petroleum products are used for lard substitutes.

W. Tl. Gordon Emerson

Revolutionary English plane to climb and speed targets

A new plane design under construction in England aims to climb vertically to ten thousand feet and reach a cruising speed of one thousand one hundred sixty miles per hour.

England

What Do You Know About Your State

A quiz compiled from historical notes covers Raleigh first newspaper founder Joseph Gales in 1799, the 1865 Hyman Hilliard duel near Asheville with rifles at fifty paces, first female US public welfare commissioner Kate Burr Johnson in 1921, 17th century job term titbales, the Union ironclad Ellis captured after Belmont raid, and Quakers gaining wearing rights by an 1874 general assembly act.

Raleigh Asheville United States Joseph Gales Raleigh Register Gales America Sheffield England Philadelphia North Carolina Congress W. L. Hilliard the Spectator John D. Hyman N. C.temn Kate Burr Johnson Cameron Morrison Ellis New River Jacksonville General Assembly

Modern Etiquette Q&A on serving and clearing

A reader asked which side to serve food from and which side to remove empty plates. The answer says: serve from the left and remove empty plates from the right.

Wedding Invitation Type Styles Question

A reader asks what type to use on wedding invitations. The answer notes script plain block or old English are acceptable styles for formal social correspondence and wedding invitations.

Tonic claimed to restore blood and energy

Poor appetite fatigue and pale appearance are blamed on low red blood cells. The ad touts 83S as a tonic to stimulate digestion rebuild blood and improve sleep complexion and energy. It urges medical consultation and promises quicker recovery with the product beginning on the 7 5485.

Pennsylvania Teacher Pathway Tightens for Permanent Certification

A prospective Pennsylvania school teacher must complete a laboratory course in visual educators before receiving a permanent certificate. The new requirement adds a practical lab component to the credential process, aiming to ensure classroom readiness.

Pennsylvania Visal Educators

False Teeth Stay Put Fasteeth Powder Ad

Pasteeth keeps plates from dropping or slipping with no gummy feeling. Sweetens breath and provides all day comfort. Praised by people and dentists. Buy at your druggist in three sizes.

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