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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1936
Page
3
A 1936 NEA Service essay argues that parental shock and courtroom tone affect a child’s confession. It praises calm, impartial parent guidance over blunt punishment, noting mothers often prefer to stay unaware of misdeeds to preserve a dream family image.
Home gardening note explains alkaline and acidic soils and how to choose plants accordingly. It advises soil amendments like coal ash or agricultural lime, and mentions using leaves as fertilizer while outlining lunar planting windows for November 13 and 17 19. Readers should write to Ce Hook in High Point for letters.
A vintage ad-style claim touts S S S Tonic as a time tested remedy to restore appetite, improve digestion, and strengthen blood by boosting blood cells. It promises readers will feel like their old selves again and notes availability at drug stores.
Washington reports optimism for ratification of the Great Lakes St. Lawrence deep waterway treaty as the new Senate composition shifts. Supporters expect pro ratification momentum from incoming members and potential presidential backing, after a 1934 vote failed 46 to 42 with eight not voting.
An Armistice Day Memorial program and tree planting took place on Randolph county courthouse grounds. The local War Mothers chapter, presided by Mrs. L. C. Phillips, hosted the event with Mrs. J. B. Lewis representing the chapter.
King opens Parliament in pageantry featuring a white oak sapling planted in memory of Randolph County boys who served in World War I. Rev. H P Powell gives address "Lest We Forget" recalling the Liberty Bell and paying tribute to mothers who gave their sons. The first event will be at Cary near here.
The Red Cross will open tomorrow the first of several first aid stations along North Carolina as part of a regional effort to provide immediate medical assistance. Local officials expect expanded coverage in the coming weeks with additional volunteers and supplies.
TVA chairman Dr Arthur E Morgan reported President Roosevelt welcomed amendments to clarify navigation soil erosion flood control fertilizer development and other TVA goals. He said power had obscured the program and the law needs strengthening to keep power as an incidental part of unified regional development.
Garden guide highlights bent varieties and Canadian bluegrass as top choices for shady spots in Rhode Island. Emphasizes creeping bent as a leading turf option for low light and cooler climates.
The state agricultural extension service will hold hog raising schools in 88 counties this winter to teach farmers modern methods for improving hog production and management.
A brief notice states new Christmas greeting cards and sheet music are available at R. R. Bland Music Co located at Washington and Main Streets. The item highlights holiday merchandise and local retailer offerings.
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