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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1931

Page

15

Highway Patrol Expands Bus Inspections In State

Raleigh Nov 20 The highway patrol has assumed bus inspection duties from the motor bus inspectors. There are now 60 inspectors made up of patrolmen and lieutenants, replacing the former one or two inspectors. Patrolmen monitor mechanical conditions and speed, improving results, despite no new appropriation.

Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh Corporation Commission R. O. Self State Highway Patrol General Assembly Mr. Self

Deaths From Auto Crashes Surpass Major Diseases in State

Raleigh report shows 599 killed and 4116 injured in auto crashes this year, outpacing contagious diseases like whooping cough, diphtheria, and typhoid. Dr. J M Parrott notes the public would demand action if epidemics matched auto fatalities.

Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh Rolina J. M. Parrott State Board of Health Automobile License Division Department of Revenue Vital Statistics Bureau The Board of Health Red Cross Public Health Service Rockefeller Foundation Parrott

Highway Patrol Oversees Bus Driver Complaints

The complaint is relayed to Captain Charles D. Farmer and then to district patrol officers for full inquiry. The corporation commission supports Farmers 100 percent and patrolmen. Patrols may stop buses at any time to test brakes equipment and monitor speed, reducing speeding and accidents.

Charles D. Farmer Highway Patrol Leutenant Corporation Commission Farmer Mr. Self Said

War Dog Tim Killed By Motorcycle In London

London reports Tim the World War I dog veteran, who survived the battles of Ostend Zeebrugge and the Nieuport action, was killed after escaping death and then struck by a motorcycle.

London Tim Morris Ostand Zeebrugge Nieuport

Parable Dialogue From Tit-Bits Ad Looks at Vice

A Tit Bits satire shows a minister scolding a penitent as he admits drunkenness and a split head. The exchange depicts moral rebuke and a question of life’s value amid vice.

Penitent

Meagre grid card lists limited Saturday games

Atlanta reports a sparse football schedule with 16 games. Auburn meets Georgia in Columbus in what could be the day’s marquee upset. Tulane hosts Sewanee in New Orleans while Georgia Tech eyes Florida. Other matchups include North Carolina State vs South Carolina and Duke vs North Carolina.

Atlanta South Auburn Georgia Columbus Tigers Tulane Sewanee New Orleans Green Wave Warriors Tennessee Louisiana State Wofford Erskine Due West Georgia Tech Florida North Carolina State South Carolina Columbia U S. C Maryland Washington and Lee Battle College Park Duke North Carolina Durham Vanderbilt Alabama Kentucky Stetson Southern Lakeland Fla Presbyterian Citadel Clinton D. C

Urges Building of Workhouse for Women Prisoners

Judge John M. Oglesby of the Superior court urges North Carolina to establish modern workhouses for women prisoners. He cites the highway commission decision not to accept women in prison camps and notes no county can adequately house or employ them, leaving only the state prison as a source of work.

Winston-Salem John M. Oglesby Superior Court North Carolina State Highway Commission Aaid Highway Commission

Worthville Singing Convention Set By Local Club

Worthville will host a singing convention at 7:30 p.m. under the parent teachers association with R. P. Smith of Liberty directing. The program will feature singing and string music by groups including Gate City quartet Coleridge Franklinville union Kearns brothers Liberty Mount Pleasant girls Mount Pleasant double quartet Tabernacle and Richland. Miss Ruth White will be a special entertainer at the piano as Worthville string band provides music. Public invited.

Parent-Teacher Association R. P. Smith Liberty Gate City Quartet Coleridge Franklinville Union Kearns Brothers Mount Pleasant Girls Mount Pleasant Tabernacle Richland Ruth White Worthville String Band

Penarth Cigar King Smokes Hundreds of Thousands

The Penarth, Wales, cigar figure 7. B. Clode, a 51-year-old squire of Liandough, is said to have smoked between 150,000 and 200,000 cigars in his lifetime. He reportedly averages eight to twelve cigars daily.

Penarth Wales B. Clode Liandough

Ru Ma promises fast relief for rheumatic pain

An ad claims external remedies only mask pain while Ru Ma acts on the liver kidneys and blood to expel toxins. It guarantees relief the same day or money back, with Mann Drug Company urging every rheumatic resident to try the medicine.

Rama Mann Drug Company Ru-Ma

No, I don’t stand behind my product

A Humoriat quip imagines a salesman named Sambo failing to back his wares. The line pivots on a shopkeeper asking what he sells and the blunt answer mules.

Sambo Sam

Brewery worker stalls on telling his wife about job

Mrs Stout asks how her husband feels about his work at the brewery. He says he cannot tell her yet. Tit-Bits reports a light, humorous exchange revealing communication gaps in domestic life.

Mrs. Tout

Not Guilty Or Guilty In Mock Courtroom Scene

A humorous exchange features a judge and a prisoner with the prisoner declaring not guilty and denying prior theft arrests. The brief dialogue mirrors a satirical courtroom setup from The Humorist.

Humorist

Amusing New York musings and eclectic notes

A New York column blends light gossip on social scenes and arts with snippets about veterans of the French Foreign Legion relief funds, theater mirrors, and a message about public figures. It mentions Marilyn Miller visiting New York, theater lounge mirrors, and a local pair using a pen name in future literary work.

Marilyn Miller New York Marilyn West Coast M. McC Indianapolis Madame Rasch J. W Emporia Kansas Manhattan Theater Bill N Yonkers Burton Davis Lawrence Saunders Davis

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Squibb Squibbs Aste Scott Hygeia Lucky Tiger Jergens Colgate Mann’s NEA Memphis Bureau Horace V. Allen Carpenter Martin, Tenn James N. Hall Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Allen Oglesby Worthville Lydia E. Pinkham Dra Skinners Rinso Campbell Nationalood Stores ML Baume Llme A People South Main East Russell North Main East Green William Gaines York Brunet Association of Veterans of the French Foreign Legion French Legion Philco Bahar’ Lowney Wit Wt Boy Coon Price
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