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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
4
The notice states carriers cannot collect beyond two months if longer subscriptions are chosen and payment should go directly to the office. It credits the Associated Press for news dispatches and local news, and notes entry as second class matter at High Point post office under the 1873 act.
The notice lists telephone extensions for the Business Advertising Circulation Editorial City News and Society departments with contact lines for R. B. Terry J. P. Rawhey and the publisher at numbers 4565 4566 4567 4568 4569 4560.
A dated bulletin features two aphorisms. Phrases urge humility and selflessness. The first references biblical imagery about tending pastures and deep waters. The second credits H W Shaw with a musing on removing selfishness to increase happiness.
The president spoke at the United States Chamber of Commerce outlining a three point program to raise wages, outlaw unfair competitive practices, and end provincialism in national economic policy. He urged fair distribution of profits, urged immediate wage adjustments to meet living costs, and warned against minority unfair practices harming industry.
An editorial condemns the mob actions that removed Judge Bradley from his Le Mars bench and subjected him to mob justice. It argues the mob harms farmers relief efforts by alienating public sympathy and undermining due process while urging lawful relief for debt burdens.
A massachusetts kidnapping of ten year old Marga ret McMath from her schoolroom in Harwichport prompts calls for swift justice. The piece likens the crime to the Lindbergh case and urges maximum penalties to deter rising abductions nationwide.
An educational campaign in New York aims to teach residents about cancer causes and treatments. Dr. C A Gerster notes early detection improves cure odds, irritation removal can prevent cancer, and cancer is not contagious or inherited.
The column notes Henry Ford promoting soybean based materials for varnish and steering wheels and explores broader political and economic debates. It covers national issues from inflation to public works, mentions farmers, teachers, ex servicemen, and Congress, and mocks reformers while urging concrete proposals.
A fragment discusses improper mortgage approaches and cautions readers about risky practices. It notes potential mistakes in securing funds and warns against common pitfalls that can lead to financial trouble.
The speaker calls for prosperity tied to the whole nation, urging politicians to set aside selfish aims and to pursue a well balanced recovery. He notes that if current proposals fail other avenues exist, and industry fears the consequences of missing the target.
An experiment in Dayton Ohio sees the Better Business Bureau and the Dayton Daily News censoring all advertising before publication. The plan, running for months but publicly revealed recently, aims to foster confidence in modern retail business under a shared code of standards.
The Colored Athletic Field Day at William Penn was called off due to heavy rain making the field muddy. Weather permitting, the meet will be rescheduled.
Statistics show higher danger at home with baths than while riding trains, highlighting safety concerns in daily routines. The report notes increased accident rates linked to domestic settings, urging caution and preventive measures.
Cactus juice is used to remove rust in heating plants and to kill growths in city water mains.
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