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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
7
A reader column by ANCIA HART NER Service Staff Writer argues weight loss requires diet as well as exercise. She suggests a one day per week liquid fast with fruit juice and water, cutting fried foods, pastries, and desserts, and replacing them with vegetables and thin soups to curb hunger.
A reader from High Point urges completing the city lake park and swimming pool to boost public welfare and progress. The letter praises leadership and asks Christians to pray for the president while calling for funds to finish the lake project. A West Side Democratic Club meeting is announced for 7:30 tonight at Oak Hill School.
A closed meeting of Furniture Workers Union No. 1031 will be held Friday night at 7:30 in the Central Labor Union hall.
Washington May 16 A major confrontation over national wire networks unfolds as NRA pressed for a code. AT&T, Western Union and clients oppose. Postal Telegraph advocates for fair practices and wage relief amid calls for broader federal regulation. Legislation to regulate communications advances in Senate.
The fourth annual encampment of the Carolinas department Veterans of Foreign Wars will begin here Sunday. The event gathers veterans from regional posts for ceremonies and activities.
The early balloons were filled with hot air produced by burning damp straw and wool. This method provided the lift needed for early flights and reflects the experimental approaches used in balloon technology.
A former Akron resident and widow of American industrialist Cecile B. Seiberling will be among the group presented to King George and Queen Mary at London's first royal court of the season. She has lived in England since her husband died.
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