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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1930
Page
18
Willys Overland leaders in Toledo Ohio predict a normal automobile market within sixty days. They say auto production and sales will stabilize large centers and boost profits for dealers and manufacturers as supply and demand guide 1930 volumes.
The pinky beige angora jersey dress features a belt crafted from pink and beige silk braid lacing strips.
Dr A A Rock a Milwaukee goitre specialist for 24 years says goitre is not a disease and can be treated at home. His method has shown striking national results and he advises immediate attention to any growth and opposes unnecessary operations. He authored a book on home treatment and will send a free copy to interested readers.
Calvin Beck of Colonial Motor announces Lincoln Metropolitan salon arrives in Winston Salem on Monday March 17 for a week. The show from St Petersburg and Detroit includes custom body types on Lincoln chassis plus standard sedans and will be supervised by factory reps. A motion picture of the Lincoln factory process will be shown to the public.
In spring infections rise and ear disease common. Germs travel from nose to ear via the eustachian tube, often streptococcus causing inflammation and mastoid infection. Prompt ear drum incision relieves pressure, prevents serious complications, and hearing typically remains or returns to normal after healing.
In 17th century fashion Sir William Petty defends London as the world’s largest city against Paris Rouen and Rome. He shares methods for counting dwellings burials and plague years to estimate London about 695 000 while Paris Rome Rouen total around 679 000, with Auzout backing London’s lead.
William Baine was found guilty in Lincolnton of impersonating a sanitary inspector for the state board of health. He received an 18 month sentence and conducted inspections in Lincoln and Alexander counties, ordering cleanups and sometimes damaging or disposing of structures. Baine admitted asking for small sums, claiming poverty as his motive.
Clodomire Ruiz found a pocketbook with jewels in a New York taxi. The bag belonged to Mrs. John Bb. Parsons, a New York society leader, who valued the jewels at 45000 dollars. Ruiz will receive 5000 dollars in reward and plans to return to Porto Rico with his wife and two children after the trip.
Dr. James W. Gidley of the vertebrae paleontology section at the National Museum plans a Florida visit to pinpoint when humans first inhabited the United States. He now suggests the earliest American presence dates from 100,000 to 1,000,000 years ago.
Light blue linen hat with white polka dots and navy trim. Describes a Paris ensemble featuring a turban style cap with a coordinated scarf.
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