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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1930
Page
16
The Ford Motor Company dominates North Carolina's January auto registrations with 1 387 Fords making up 48.89 percent of all makes. After halting Model T production for upgrades to the Model A, Ford rebounds as new body styles and the Model AA truck chassis boost output despite adverse business conditions.
Paul Kern, renowned Hungarian welfare worker, has not slept for 15 years after a head wound from a street fight near Lemberg on June 24, 1915. He now seeks treatment in a Berlin clinic that has offered a cure.
Advertisement by Dr. W. J. McCrary Inc offering a $35 reward if their remedy fails to satisfy in any Pellagra or Hookworm case. Claims a 50 page book with full details of the offer and directs inquiries to Dept. A-20 Carbon Hill Alabama.
Lincoln Metropolitan Salon showcases custom Lincoln bodies and standard sedans at the Robert E. Lee hotel in Wins. Featured models include Willoughby Limousine LeBaron Cabriolet Dietrich Convertible Coupe Locke Sport Phaeton and Brunn All-Weather Cabriolet along with Derham Locke and Judkins designs and numerous Lincoln sedans, with emphasis on luxury space comfort and advanced bodywork.
McDonald’s Service Stores Inc announced a Firestone One-Stop Service Plant to be built at Church and North Main streetsHigh Point with a 25000 land building and equipment expenditure The facility will offer tires tubes accessories brake testing lubrication and full service excluding mechanical repairs Material cites Firestone founder Harvey S Firestone faith in High Point and anticipated national impact including Liberia rubber ventures.
London man Henry T. Marriott faced a breach of promise suit from widow Louisa Hussey and was ordered by the court to pay her $500 for breaking his pledge after sixty years of experience.
Helen M. Bennett, originator of the Women’s World Fair, has been elected magazine chairman of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs. The position marks a milestone in the organization’s leadership and public outreach efforts.
Dorothy Aycock, granddaughter of the late Governor Charles Aycock, edited a Live-At-Home poem for North Carolina's education strides since 1900. A seventh grader, Dorothy from Nakhunta School in Wayne County, sent the verse to Governor Gardner after the statewide observance. The poem suggests growing corn and peas and storing hay, feeding pigs with peanuts, eating tomatoes for vitamins, and eventually affording a radio to live at home.
In Copenhagen Denmark the Danish airline operates a single commercial air service. Passenger total for 1929 was 1 740, indicating modest traffic at that early stage of air travel.
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