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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1937
Page
13
An aspiring actor seeks a first break on Broadway examining experience, training, and auditions. The piece discusses steady preparation, networking, and timing as key factors in advancing toward a debut on the stage.
North Carolina health program promotes dental education through 25,000 mimeographed copies of Jack's Travelogue. Dr. Ernest A. Branch notes the travelogue shares Halifax and Nas counties pages, highlighting railway history and daily tooth brushing in school rooms through the oral hygiene division.
In Raleigh, Lieutenant Moore and Lieutenant Fisher face renewed scrutiny over a three year old patrol case. A Negro receives 80 years for a $200 theft, while four Haywood County men pay heavy fines for stealing WPA materials. Armistice Day parade plans spark school concerns as Gatty era policy is questioned. A farm ad seeks a power trade for a Shropshire ram and a small air cooled engine.
Carolina Health Bulletin notes oral hygiene efforts in schools and reports C N Mease freeing 70 wild turkeys from Fayetteville and Mt. Mitchell preserves. The experiment raises questions if tame birds can regain wild behavior after release. Parole and clemency matters also appear as Edwin Gill and Governor Hoey weigh actions on a Brunswick county drunk driving case.
Loki the fire god is discussed as a mythic figure. The piece notes 21 amendments exist, with the 18th repealed. Nebraska Cornhuskers, Navy Middies, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Northwestern Wildcats, Arizona Wildcats, and Michigan Wolverines are named. Chinese is the most spoken language after the disputed count, English second. Grant became a slave owner through his father-in-law gift after marriage.
Chicago market report lists butter at 14 835 two days firm with creamery specials 93 score at 37 37% extras 92 at 36% extra firsts 90 91 at 34 36 and firsts 88 89 at 32 34 with seconds 84 87 at 29 31 and standards 90 centered carlota 35. Eggs at 4 231 firm fresh graded extra firsts cars and local 28% fresh graded firsts cars and local 27% current receipts 25% refrigerator extras 21% standards 31 firsts 20%.
The Jamaica health department reprints an article titled More About Moths that originally appeared in the North. The notice highlights educational material on moth species and their impact on health and environment.
A proportional reasoning piece states that if an elephant, scaled to mouse size, ate as much food as a mouse, it would consume 10 tons of fodder each day.
In India, many affluent natives persist in using native leaves and twigs to clean teeth, maintaining age old hygienic practices despite modern alternatives.
The stock market rose modestly after a prior rally with many issues recovering from early losses to gain up to two points. Traders watched the presidential message to Congress and expected measures to aid business while foreign markets strengthened and bonds showed mixed strength amid Brazil’s debt crisis.
The Japanese government repeats that China and the Brussels conference actions are beyond the nine power treaty scope. It says self defense justifies Japan's China policy and rejects a conference invitation, proposing direct negotiations and urging respect for foreign powers in China.
The family of Myrtle Bowers thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during her illness and death. They also appreciate the many floral offerings from the community. The Children.
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