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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
4
The notice lists monthly and quarterly subscription prices with a two month collection limit for carriers. It directs longer plans to pay at the office and notes AP news rights and paper distribution terms. It includes imprint details and department names for the High Point, North Carolina publication.
A dated meditation quotes Jeremiah and Seneca on health peace and truth. The brief asserts blessings lie within reach but are hidden by our own blindness.
New York University savants estimate world mined gold at about 23 million dollars over 450 years and suggest oceans may hold a trillion dollars of gold yet unrecoverable with current methods. They describe total global gold as a 39 foot cube and break down bullion, Orient hoard, jewelry and remaining earth stock.
A Washington correspondent notes Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts is the only congressman with a beard. The piece jokes that Republicans won by a close shave as Uncle Sam faced the difficulty of keeping banks and speakeasies closed during the financial holiday.
The Charlotte Observer urges North Carolina to protect government integrity amid a $12 million deficit and insufficient revenue. It calls for deep spending cuts, six month school term limits, highway fund reallocations, and debt refunding to balance the budget without new taxes, warning the state’s credit hangs in the balance.
The American Legion and allied veterans groups failed to sway Congress as President Roosevelt seeks to cut nearly $400 million from veteran benefits and federal salaries. Telegram protests surged toward 100000, but lawmakers faced a decisive shift amid a broad national emergency and new economy measures.
The tenth article on vegetable gardening explains insect and disease control. It discusses chewing insects as stomach poisons and sucking insects by contact poisons, plus virus and leaf diseases and root diseases. It covers arsenicals nicotine and lime dust sprays, soap aids, pyrethrum safety, and Bordeaux mixture for leaf diseases.
A physician explains eye anatomy and how detachment of the retina can impair vision. Inflammation infections and age related changes may contribute, and an ophthalmoscope is used to inspect the eye for changes that could require operation.
The article explains painless vision diminishment tracing to systemic conditions like diabetes and hypertension. It discusses detached retina urgent bed rest, fluid control, and possible reattachment surgeries with about 15 percent recovery reported by authorities.
Notice is given that the stockholders meeting of the Mutual Building and Loan Association will be held at 118 W Washington St High Point NC on Wednesday March 22 1933 at 730 PM for election of the Boards of Directors and other business as may come before the meeting.
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