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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1944
Page
4
A local opinion column reflects on flotsam and jetsam as metaphor for stray lives and lost potential. It recalls two hometown figures, a saloon keeper and a fostered youth, whose paths diverged to tragedy and withdrawal, prompting questions about community support and responsibility. Two aircraft scenes close the piece with evocative imagery of flight.
This excerpt discusses catarrhal jaundice or plain yellow jaundice, its uncertain cause, likely digestive entry, and how it circulates through bile ducts. Symptoms include an initial fever, nausea, a bad taste, and later itching. Treatment highlights include Epso m salts, a bland diet, and cautious self-diagnosis.
A collage of light snippets from trains and commuters. An engineer who once tooted a whistle for smiles becomes a local legend, while odd errors and etiquette hints fill a humorous page with horoscopes and tiny trivia challenges.
Winston-Salem hosts the North Carolina press women state convention May 28 at the Robert E. Lee Hotel. Mrs Mamie H Braddy president says officers will be elected in the afternoon, prize winners named for 1943 newspaper writing in five classifications, annual reports and an executive committee meeting precede luncheon.
Raleigh May 4 The 48th annual North Carolina Bankers Association meeting will focus on postwar problems and war time planning. About 300 members and their wives are expected. Speakers include Philip Woolcott Asheville association president C Scott Fletcher New York director of field development L R Harrill N C State College 4 H Club leader and Governor J M Broughton. Ontario is Canada’s second largest province. Hammocks were invented by Indians in the Amazon basin.
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