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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1930

Page

17

Home Grown Feed Urged By Graham

William A. Graham NC commissioner of agriculture told the Association of Food and Drug Officials of the southeast that southern farmers should diversify and grow their own feed crops rather than rely on western corn or hay. He warned against extensive trafficking with northerly and western packers and manufacturers and urged local growth of oats corn hay and other feeds alongside cotton and tobacco.

Augusta William A. Graham North Carolina Association of Food and Drug Officials Georgia Florida South Carolina Graham South Minnesota Chicago Pittsburgh Gulf States Mexico Southern Commissioners of Agriculture

Patent remedy ad for L M Cross cure

An advertisement claims a cure for rheumatism or pellagra labeled as tested by testimonials. It promotes a bottle for $1 or six bottles for $5, available at Hert's Pharmacy or by mail. Contact L M Cross, Box 17, Little Rock, Arkansas.

USTO Hert’s L. M. Cross Little Rock Ark

Being A Lady resurfaces as youth dress debate

Ethel Fitzpatrick, social dean at Rosary College, says being a lady remains desirable as modern fashion draws clear lines between sports, afternoon, and evening wear. She argues gracious behavior opens doors to the worlds treasure chest for women amid changing dress norms.

Chicago Ethel Fitzpatrick Rosary College

Younce Visits Davidson County in Support of Candidacy

George A. Younce of Greensboro and Davidson County native toured Lexington and rural Davidson county to drum up support for his bid for solicitor of the twelfth judicial district. Support is predicted to be substantial in the June primary.

Lexington George A. Younce Greensboro Davidson County Davidson Twelfth Judicial District Younce

Corrections to The Errorgram List

The text lists corrections about biology grammar and a visual scene. It notes bacteria are vegetable microorganisms and not animals, suggests using bacterium as singular, mentions a girl with one sleeve, a graduate lacking a base on a table, and identifies FUTILE as the scrambled word.

Russian Artist Paints Portrait of Mrs Gann

Boris B Gordon, a Russian portrait painter, completed a portrait of Mrs Edward Everett Gann after eight sittings over a month. The portrait is exhibited at a leading hotel and will be moved to the hotel quarters shared by Mrs Gann and her husband with Vice President Curtis.

Washington Edward Everett Gann Boris B. Gordon

The Story of Sue and the Engaged Heiress

A reporter nickname Donald Payne reveals Sue’s lengthy engagement to the son of a millionaire steel magnate. Ruth Bentley, a hardboiled journalist, interviews Sue while she and Margery Hale race toward a deadline, exposing tension and curiosity about the couple.

Sue Margery Hale Gynea Service, mC Miss Merryman Harry Becker Donald Payne Ruth Ruth Bentley Donald

In the Street Watch by a Camera Crew

Corrinne poses for photographers as a car with painted doors arrives to pick up Bob. Sue and Jack are photographed, Corrinne watches from a post, and Harry explains Corrinne’s schemes to keep Bob jealous while pondering a potential new girl. The scene ends with dinner plans and Nancy Becker’s gift.

Har Mo Sue Jack Corrinne Bob Harry Ford Motor Company Ford Dealers Ford

Making Simple Chairs for Children by Boxes and Paint

A family suggests affordable options for child seating. Children can sit in chairs made from inexpensive stock or crafted by Dad from boxes the children themselves can decorate with paint.

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State Agriculture Commissioner Association of Food and Drug Officials of Southeast Gann Blond Gungirl Irene Shrader New Castle Brady Paul Pennsylvania State Police John Meld JR Sexton CP. Lorillard Co Paul Whiteman Barbara Nancy Nancy Becker Ford Dealer F.o.b Ford Motor East Washington Wrenn
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