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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1934
Page
7
The article suggests thumb sucking reflects a child’s health and emotional state and notes that poorer health or emotional distress makes the habit harder to break. It questions motives behind habits like pipe smoking, straw drinking, and toothpick use, arguing psychology may illuminate these impulses.
An advertisement claims piles stem from internal blood circulation problems and touts Hemroid by Dr J S Leonhardt as the effective internal treatment. It promises restoration of circulation, healing, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
The piece cautions about thumb sucking harming children's teeth and causing long term dental work costs. It offers a simple elbow cuff remedy and stresses starting treatment early. It also presents Q A on teen drinking as social habit rather than addiction and on responses to a baby crying to sleep with parenting advice.
Two visitors high in masonry ranks will visit New Bern at month end. John 8. Sebrell of Norfolk Virginia Imperial Shrine potentate will attend a luncheon and functions March 28. A uniformed patrol dance will close the festivities. John H. Cowles of Washington sovereign grand commander Scottish Rite Masons will travel from Wilmington and visit Enfield on departure. He will deliver an informal address after a round table on masonic matters.
Winter weather causes all Great Lakes ports to become icebound at times, disrupting navigation and commerce. Mariners brace for slow passages and potential closures as ice forms across lakes.
Chicago report states the government seeks to try Banghart for the $100000 Charlotte mail robbery after his 99 year sentence ends. Assistant DA Lloyd Moody says a writ of habeas corpus will move the gang leader to North Carolina once a new trial decision on Kidnapping John Factor is made.
NEA Service staff writer urges women to contain cold spread by kitchen precautions. Advice includes wearing cheesecloth masks while cooking, boiling and sterilizing shared dishes, washing in hot suds then scalding water, and using tongs to handle hot glass.
A dress worn by Mrs. Funice Kelly at a 1791 ball honoring George Washington in New Bern has been placed in the Raleigh hall of history. Donated by Miss Bettie Dunn Windley, the frock is heavily brocaded silk with hand embroidered batiste trim, preserved in good condition. A tiny antebellum doll was also deposited for exhibition.
A woman describes using Cardui on a trial suggested by a friend and reports feeling better after taking half a bottle. She notes spring fatigue returns her strength and plans to use Cardui again, urging others to buy Cardui at the drug store.
The article notes that Montreal records its first organized ice hockey, credited to Gill University, marking a milestone in Canadian sport history. Key figures involved and the exact date remain unreadable in the fragments.
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