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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1929
Page
3
Former North Carolina governor A W McLean argues the current farm relief measure will not help southern farmers significantly and could spur overproduction. He endorses government aid for cooperative marketing organizations as the core benefit, noting cotton cooperatives may see some gains.
McLean argues against a federal aid bill for farmers noting many cotton farmers are not members and tobacco farmers will not form cooperatives after prior losses. He urges North Carolina farmers to diversify into livestock and dairy for steady markets.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce’s Clinic in Buffalo New York offering confidential medical advice at no charge. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Prescription and Pleasant Pellets with customer testimonial and a mail order offer for trial tablets.
Mourners from across Scotland gathered for the funeral of Albert Edward Herbert Moubray but were halted when the body could not be located. The casket had been shipped from Mayeres, France to Dalgety, Scotland, and a two day search revealed it at the French border where customs held it for drugs inspection.
Housekeeping is the largest industry in England, employing more people than any other sector. The statement highlights housekeeping as the dominant employment field in the country.
The satellite of Neptune is roughly the size of Earth's Moon and completes an orbit around the planet in just under six days.
Enterprise Bureau reports Raleigh May 21 officials focus on tax collection and expected state school law and gasoline road aid funds. County officers seek to know how much from a 6.5 million equalization fund and savings from the county aid road and Hancock school bills. Delinquent property sales begin June first after four weeks of notice and must finish by January 1, 1930.
A Washington social flap centers on Dolly Gann and the Second Lady issue as Mrs. Gann declines a party, sparking debate about hostess status, rank, and protocol in official life. The piece questions vanity and dignity among officials amid foreign observers.
South African Scots plan a life size memorial to David Livingstone on the Zambesi river near Victoria Falls. The project, led by Scottish and Rhodesian Caledonian Societies, has raised over 10000 of 75000 needed, with further Scottish contributions anticipated.
At Harvard a tradition of pipe smoking set the stage as 148 undergraduates tested four cigarettes by taste and strength with brand names concealed. Old Gold emerged as the hardest contest among the options.
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