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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1938
Page
3
This piece links Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to European folklore. It notes villagers believed dwarfs existed and aided Snow White, and recalls the Grimm brothers as sources. It mentions elves in the Hartz Mountains and the witch’s pact with dark spirits.
The ad promotes Black-Draught laxative as a purely vegetable remedy to rid spring sluggishness. It claims to stimulate the lazy colon for prompt relief and to encourage regular digestion, branding Black-Draught as the laxative of the South.
Jackie Dunn travels to Roger Breckner to join him in hospital after his stratosphere test. John Paul Scott funds and guides the journey, urging caution and moral support. Jackie battles fear as she nears Roger, hoping her love will help him recover and redefine her life.
Percy Tetlow, a former coal miner and United Mine Workers official, was elected chairman by a unanimous vote of the National Bituminous Coal Commission to succeed Charles F. Hosford, who resigned. The article describes a dramatic scene as a woman named Jackie visits Roger, revealing emotional tension and memory as she greets him.
A sensational ad narrates a middle aged skin problem and a quick fix. Betty restores love with Palmolive Soap using olive oil benefits. The copy touts dry lifeless skin relief, soft smooth radiance and a natural olive green color, urging daily washing morning and night.
While tending her Rushville Indiana garden on her golden wedding day Mrs. Elizabeth Rooney unearthed a wedding ring she had lost fifty years earlier. A companion note recalls Beryl Melrose stepping beside another woman in the room and slipping an arm around her waist.
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