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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
5
An ad promotes Moone's Emerald Oil two ounce bottle guaranteed to reduce bunion inflammation and pain quickly. It claims relief within minutes with several applications and says corns shrink when used nightly. The ad endorses camphor oils and antiseptics and notes guaranteed money back if not effective.
Raleigh May 22. Mrs. W. T. Bost state welfare commissioner urges employers to consider workers dependents before layoffs and calls for public cooperation to create odd jobs and lessen unemployment. She notes psychological factors and cites efforts by the Raleigh American Legion employment bureau and newspapers offering free want ads to aid job seekers.
The May crop report from North Carolina notes cotton and tobacco backward with overall poor growth due to a dry spring and cool nights. Only rains can relieve the situation and boost summer crops. the Irish potato crop has suffered from lack of rain and is expected to yield poorly without a weather change.
Roanoke woman describes years of pain and weakness from standing, says Cardui improved her condition within six bottles and later helped when she felt the need for a tonic. She urges others to try it.
A motorist rings a garage and, after a playful exchange, learns he has called the wrong number. The witty reply blames the mix up on a humorous misdirection.
Frances Rich daughter of Irene Rich has been appointed chief of the Smith College student police. She carries a badge and a whistle and her main duty is to keep trespassers off the campus grass.
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE Lexington May 21 Another Confederate veteran from Davidson county Joel Crawford dies at his home after a long illness He was 87 born in Montgomery county in 1842 His long life spanned from primitive times to modern wonders like talking motion pictures his passing came peacefully.
Catherine Cox will give a piano graduation recital in Memorial hall at Guilford College on Saturday at eight oclock. Glenn Robertson will assist on a second piano. Cox studied under Mr Mex Noah for three years and is his first local student to graduate. Robertson is a third year voice major with noted concert performances.
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