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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1929
Page
2
President Portes Jil launches a cultural enlightenment program in Mexico City. Government funds theater, literature, and art for the masses with mobile carpas and a mural newspaper to spread educational content nationwide.
Ruth Lester investigates the Henry P. Borden murder, naming suspects including Ruth, Mrs. Borden, Rita Dubois, Jack Hayward, and others. McMann questions staff and retrieves hints from Minnie Cassidy about an orchid tinted letter found with the victim’s papers while Ruth shadows the case, seeking the truth behind a past affair and a hidden letter.
In Washington on March 11, Republicans prepare for a first test of southern staying power in Virginia’s fall governor race. Democrats fear insufficient funds to match GOP spending, as the Republican national treasury pledges to finance broad southern party organization, while independents in Virginia number around half a million.
Greenfield Massachusetts reports lawmakers consider a bill backed by archery enthusiasts to allow bow and arrow during the open deer season potentially shaping next season's hunting fashion and methods.
The text argues that Republican efforts to retain the South rely not only on money but on Hoover's administrative achievements gaining southern goodwill and endorsements. It notes Democrats consider financial factors a major handicap and stresses the role of Hoover's perceived success with Southern voters.
The column recalls a soap ad showing a Madonna without a wedding ring provoking hundreds of letters of protest. The ad was recalled and the artist added the ring. The piece laments polite indignation and old fashioned virtue signaling while noting other social topics including Aimee Semple McPherson and a Michigan child welfare tragedy. It ends by critiquing modern child psychology praise of painless dentistry and its impact on character.
Milwaukee report notes a diverse group of night school attendees at Marquette university ranging from 17 to 45 years old. Businessmen earning up to 500 dollars a month participate, highlighting lifelong learning across age and occupation.
A classic ad extolling Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe laxative for all ages. It emphasizes simple herbal basis from 1875 1892 origins and claims suitability for babies children and the elderly with generous bottle sizes in drug stores.
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