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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1933
Page
3
The excerpt notes an AP writer receiving the 1932 Pulitzer Prize. It also hints at personal drama with Kay and Monnie planning a way out, suggesting a serialized storyline to be continued.
In a tense road saga Kay pleads for safety while Monnie and Charles chase a lead and face a drunken detour. Police nowhere, they push toward Waynesboro hoping Kay is unharmed as the group endures rain muddied miles and a dangerous hunt.
Monnie O'Dare, adored by Dan Cardigan, contends with friend San dra Lawrence’s schemes to win him. newcomer Charles Ehustackh assists as Monnie pursues Kay, her younger sister, who flees with traveling salesman Chester Bigelow. Bill plans to wed Angie Gillen after her divorce. Hetty suspects vamping by the Lawrence chauffeur James. Chapter XIV ends amid a windy chase.
Monnie and Charles Eustace drive along a summer night chasing Kay who may be heading westward or toward Waynesboro. Monnie blames herself for the delay while Eustace remains cautiously hopeful they will find Kay within an hour or two as they follow high falls lights and white arrows along the crossroad.
An advertisement touts Dain Tea as a safe and economical way to shed 3 to 6 pounds weekly without pills, strict diets, or strenuous activity. It claims users look and feel younger and cites case results like Mrs. Frisch losing thirty pounds and Mrs. Strain dropping four pounds in one week.
A promotional notice offers a free trial of Dain Tea with a trial supply by return mail and a full $1.00 treatment fee refundable under a 10 day guarantee. Address is Dain Tea Co. 857-142 N. Eutaw St. Baltimore Md Ady.
Washington reports the national debt increased by three billion dollars over the last year. On April 30 the total stood at 21 441 209 176, up from 18 596 695 430 a year earlier, with April adding 78 844 899 to the total and tax receipts slipping in nine months of the 1933 fiscal year.
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