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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1930
Page
2
Wake Forest college students express mixed feelings over President F P Gaines leaving for Washington and Lee University. The student council led by Roy E Kinsey cites his strong leadership and the debt Wake Forest owes him for fostering the campus spirit and future ambitions.
The Wake Forest Student Council expresses high regard for a senior leader who helped steer the college for three years. The message congratulates Washington and Lee for the selection, notes the individual's future impact, and wishes ongoing ties with Wake Forest as he pursues new duties at the South’s esteemed institution.
London reports Harry Lachman once a Chicago newsboy who turned to commercial art and cinema. He rose to film production at Elstree earning a substantial salary.
A Bland's record sale offers five new Okeh records for one dollar each in a record special. The item highlights a limited buyer opportunity and features newly released titles.
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes how sudden shifts in temperature and humidity influence health. He notes water balance, sunlight exposure, and variable light affect disease risk, citing Huntington on temperature curves and the adaptability of humans with clothing and heat sources.
Bland's store highlights five fresh Victor records priced at one dollar each while supplies last. Local shoppers flock to browse the new stock and grab limited bargains before stockouts occur.
The typewriter used by William Jennings Bryan to write the cross of gold speech is now in the U S National Museum. Benjamin Davis of Washington donated it, linked to Bryan’s 1896 Chicago speech that propelled him to the Democratic presidential nomination.
Dorothy Middleman, once a Rock Rapids second grader at age 16, left for Amsterdam to serve as American interpreter and stenographer for the Embden bank. In 1922 she arrived from Holland, initially unable to speak English. A La Salle monument was erected in Navasota Texas near the site of his death.
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