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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1930
Page
5
Natalie, jealous of Alan and entangled with Phillipa, schemes and scheming lovers test marriage plans. Alan plans a five o clock meeting with Natalie at Grand Central, while Phillipa fights to keep him from Natalie and faces a torn heart and family upheaval.
The page blends an old fashioned health ad for Kieffer's Yeast Iron and Cod Liver Oil Tablets with a dramatic fictional scene. A separated couple threads through plans for an apartment, jealousy, and a looming encounter as Phillipa accelerates her bid to keep Alan. The text juxtaposes cheerful consumer advice with tense domestic conflict.
Twenty men leaped from a giant plane to set a new mass parachute jump record at 2,500 feet. The prior record stood at 15. The report spans multiple brief items from Plainfield, New Jersey, and other locations noting family ages, range incidents, Rutgers Phi Beta Kappa preference, and Albina Osipowich giving up competitive swimming at Pembroke College.
In New York, Italian mothers head large families with one third of Italian newborns last year having four or more siblings. The share surpassed all other racial groups.
Fair Play Colorado honors a burro named Prunes who carried supplies for many mines. He was shot last month after becoming too feeble to eat and will be commemorated with a monument built from ore samples from all the mines he served.
WOODMERE N Y a rifle range sits half a mile from a local golf course where Harry Henderson was shot and wounded in a reported incident. Investigators are examining circumstances surrounding the shooting at the hazardous site near the course.
A report to the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers states Bolivia has proven oil acreage but no production marketed yet, implying untapped wealth potential despite existing reserves.
Walter Gay, 76, renowned as the dean of American painters in France, specializes in interiors and avoids human figures. The late ambassador Herrick commissioned Gay to paint four interiors of the American embassy.
New York sculptor Adolph Alexander Weinman, designer of the dime and the Mercury half dollar, receives the American Institute of Architects fine arts medal for 1930.
In Mittelstetten Germany the 1 January 1929 population was 400 and the 1 January 1930 population remained 490 with no births deaths or marriages recorded last year.
At Guilford College on May 19 the Cadman song cycle The Morning of the Year was performed. Singers Nettie Rawle Dorothy Wilbur Noah Glenn Roberson and Max Noah with Josephine Kimrey on piano presented solos duets and quartets to a warmly receptive audience.
CHAPEL HILL May 19 John W. Umstead announces entry in the Democratic primary June 7 for the state senate seat from Orange County He is expected to defeat rival J Clyde Ray for the party nomination in the contest observed locally
Mr Umstead of Durham recently moved to Orange and is a Jefferson Standard Life Insurance representative. His candidacy is welcomed by friends who plan a vigorous campaign. Chapel Hill resident W Andrews also seeks the Democratic primary for register of deeds. L J Phipps of Chapel Hill and Sam Gattis Jr of Hillsboro run for Orange assemblyman.
The annual convention of the District of Columbia Bankers association will be held in Asheville June 6-7. Speakers include Oscar Wells of Birmingham president of the American Bankers association J W Pole comptroller of the currency Robert V Fleming of Washington and Prof Gus W Dyer of Vanderbilt University Nashville Tenn.
Fayetteville fire department warns residents against placing pennies behind blown fuses to keep lights on after a recent blaze. Officials say the practice is unsafe and illegal and will invite criminal action to protect property. Ed Strickland, secretary of the department, cautions that pennies conduct electricity poorly and can cause fires.
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