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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1935
Page
8
A survey shows more than 15 homes sold in High Point in the last 30 days with nine by a single firm. Builders anticipate momentum in housing, with several homes under construction and plans for new projects. Demand remains strong despite a tight rental market and rising modernization activity.
In Reading and surrounding Pennsylvania, full fashioned hosiery output shrank sharply amid voluntary controls by manufacturers and bankers. Banks restricted credit to loss makers, leaving several mills idle while workers face reduced hours and delayed wages. Interventions aim to curb prices and prevent a broader market decline while preserving industry stability and labor interests.
In Hollywood studios nocturnal workers stay busy after stars dine, moving house fronts, guiding sound tracks, and assembling costumes. The piece notes how independents boost profits by ensuring films reach many theaters and uphold high standards. It also recalls a social night among stars and gossip about Lupe Velez, Johnny Weissmuller, and others at the Trocadero.
Moving qualified as Administrator of the Estate of T L Finch deceased in Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must exhibit claims to 400 West Green Street on or before March 11 1934 for recovery. Debts to the estate should be paid promptly. Dated March 11 1935 William T Pritz administrator of the estate of L Pinch deceased.
Public sale of two Guilford County tracts described in a 1935 order in the Superior Court. Commissioner Owen Reese will sell at the east door of the Guilford County Court House Greensboro at noon on March 25, 1935, for cash, subject to court approval. Includes tract 1 of about 2 acres and tract 2 of about 5 acres in Deep River Township, with historical conveyances and boundary descriptions.
A dubious medical promotion promises quick relief from high blood pressure with a trial treatment offered postpaid for a large sum. The ad pledges symptom improvement and normal sleep within days, claims safety with any diet, and requires payment only if greatly improved before canceling charges. It lists Dr 8 Bbbard and an Omaha/Coates Kansas City address.
An unclear old advertising snippet touts laxative products for the elderly by contrasting “scientific action” in the intestines with simple chewing gum. The fragment implies health balance restoration but is garbled and difficult to interpret.
A Guilford County Superior Court re sale notice announces auction March 25 at 2 PM in Greensboro for two tracts in High Point township. The parcels, totaling about 8 acres, were previously conveyed to William F Peace and Mary Elizabeth Peace with survivorship. Minimum bid starts at 1200 dollars.
Philadelphia March 18 The Full Fashioned Hosiery Association cites Reading banks ending forced sales as evidence that prices must rise to keep manufacturers in business. Secretary Charlies Lehmuth notes January stock drops show industry improvement, though some makers still ignore common market prices.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes tuberculosis costs about 250 million pounds annually and remains the deadliest disease of young adults and middle aged people. He discusses the large figures cited for national budgets and relief while highlighting the economic toll of the disease.
The Minors Commission reviews its relief baskets to provide a more balanced diet for those on relief. Officials say adjustments aim to improve nutrition while continuing aid.
Dr. Morris Fishbein notes relief baskets provide wholesome, diet diverse foods tailored to cultural tastes. Illinois relief commissions offer four standard diets general southern Italian and Jewish with specific pasta and bean allowances and pork exclusions. He argues real nutrition comes from what is eaten not what is listed, urging consideration of appetites to reduce waste.
Mail request offers a free full size package of Stanback labeled as a wonder balance prescription for headache nerves and pains with no after effect. The ad promises quicker relief and urges readers to mail to Dept A4 Stanback Sal N C.
Fasteeth offers comfortable wear for dentures with a pleasant taste and secure fit. Easy to use by sprinkling on teeth to improve biting and chewing. Available from your druggist. Three note: limited details from the ad text.
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