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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1937

Page

5

St Patrick's Day Interview Highlights Irish Constitution Effort

Irish President Eamon de Valera outlines progress on social welfare housing and rural improvements as he previews an all Irish constitution. The interview notes rising living standards, unemployment relief, pension reforms, and efforts to revitalize Irish language culture and folklore.

Milton Bronner NEA Service NEA Service, Inc London Eamon de Valera St. Patrick's Day de Valera Irish Free State Ireland

What You Should Know About Face Pimples

Advice on pimples notes causes such as cleansing errors and temporary disturbances. Recommends Resinol Ointment used nightly to soothe irritation and speed healing, and Resinol Soap to wash first. Includes offer for a free sample from Resinol Dept. 10 Baltimore MD.

Dept. 10 Baltimore

Economic Rebuild Under Ironical Trade Barriers

The text traces postwar economic recovery and a 1932 British duty policy aimed at land annuities, noting hardship yet faster industrial reconstruction. It cites a drop in imports from 85 million to 55 million dollars between 1931 and 1936, with key goods like wheaten flour bacon ham butter and sugar affected, and wheat acreage rising from 21 000 to 55 000 acres amid a beet expansion.

Dail Eriann United States

Irish Industrial Growth and Irish Ownership Rules

The article notes marked industrial growth in a country with long neglected manufacturing. It highlights Irish ownership rules requiring over 50 percent vote-carrying shares held by Irish nationals, strong investor confidence, and over fifty million dollars in public issues in three years. It reports more than 60 new industries and over 75 new factories and workshops established in five years, with tariff-protected employment rising.

Constipation Relief Promises Ease with Black-Draught

An advertisement touts Black-Draught as a purely vegetable remedy for constipation. It claims bad feelings and dullness disappear when the trouble is checked early and urges a first dose for prompt relief.

De Valera outlines Irish constitutional vision and unity aim

In an interview, Eamon de Valera discusses an elected president and a senate on a vocational basis as features of a proposed Irish constitution. He says the document could be applied to all Ireland and reiterates that unity remains a central objective, with prior Ulster questions still relevant.

Dail Ireland Ulster de Valera

More Purple Finches Reported Seen Here

Purple Finches migrating through High Point rested at the city hall this morning feeding on hedge berries. Desk Sergeant W. B. Ridge counted 28 birds circling the building as they flew over telephone wires. One bird failed to clear the wires and dropped to the ground.

City Hall W. B. Ridge

Licenses Revoked for Two High Point Men

Raleigh report lists two High Point men among today’s license revocations by the state Revenue Department. Watt Davis was convicted of receiving a stolen automobile and B P Batson of 609 Richardson Street was convicted of driving drunk.

Raleigh State Revenue Department High Point Watt Davis B. P. Batson Richardson Street

Brazil Holds Twenty Two Thousand Miles of Railways

Brazil's rail network spans 22,149 miles across the country, reflecting a vast transportation system. The figure highlights the extent of railway coverage within national borders and underscores the role of rail in Brazil's infrastructure.

Brazil

Mann's Drug Stores Offers Free Sample of High Blood Pressure Remedy

High Point residents are urged to visit Mann's Drug Stores for a free sample of Allimin Essence of Garlic Parsley Tableta for High Blood Pressure. The tablets, made by a Chicago company, are claimed to reduce blood pressure and relieve headaches and dizziness. A new tasteless odorless ALUMIN tablets process is noted. A two weeks' treatment costs 50e.

High Point Mann's Chicago

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