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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
3
Ruth arrives at Sally's room with Dr. Raynor and learns Sally has improved. Ruth senses Raynor still longs for her even as Sally nears recovery, while Ruth contemplates past and future love. The scene contrasts Ruth's confidence with Sally's fragile happiness as hospital lights reveal shifting feelings.
An advertisement touts Fasteeth powder that keeps false teeth firm and comfortable for the day. It claims no pasty taste or slippage and enables eating, speaking, and daily activities with ease. Available at Eckerd’s drug stores and other outlets.
An advertisement touts Capudine as a liquid fast acting analgesic for headache neuralgic rheumatic or periodic pains. It claims instant absorption with no narcotics and stomach tolerance, available in 30c 60c and single dose forms.
Mrs. J. C. Henderson of Winston-Salem N.C. says an ankle ulcer she carried 30 years fully healed after using Petersons Ointment, two small boxes. she praises the remedy as best. A big box sells for 35 cents at any drug store.
Travelers' checks move beyond money to style, signaling chic for winter wardrobes. Novel bias-cut patterns and color pairs like green with tan or Oxford gray with white headline a travel vibe with tweed coats and suits, smart necklines, and versatile scarfed lapels.
A tense scene unfolds as Sally apologizes for past selfishness and fears death, while Dr. Raynor reassures her she is healthy. Ruth urges Sally not to leave the room, and steps in the corridor startle both women as they pause.
Chicago November 21 Robert Myron Cutting, nominee for the U S G A presidency, died suddenly at his wife’s parents home in Hubbard Woods. He was 60, likely from a heart attack. He led the Western Golf association and played baseball at the University of Michigan. He is survived by his father and widow Mary Bartelme Cutting.
Doris recalls telling a man she does not want to see his face again. Mary asks if he was upset. Doris says he was not upset and simply stood, then switched off the lights.
Early AP all southern balloting highlights Duke and North Carolina players among leaders at multiple positions. Names span Auburn Georgia Tech Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Vanderbilt Duke Tulane Mississippi Tulane Virginia etc.
Barium Springs varsity football risks a final season game against Winston-Salem without headgear after a theft on route 10 between Greensboro and Statesville. The missing equipment leaves the team unable to play unless found within six days. Local officials appeal for the return of the headgears and report Joe B. Johnston, orphanage superintendent, lost a leather jacket and stopwatch from his car in Winston-Salem.
In Wisner Louisiana a 26 year old Black man Williams House was taken from officers by a mob and hanged near town. He had been arrested on charges of insulting two white women and was to be brought back for a hearing. The body showed two bullet wounds and the coroner said death was at the hands of unidentified persons.
Dialogue recounts a young woman urged to rethink marriage due to a suitor's income of fifteen dollars weekly, with her retort that a week passes fast. The exchange highlights social pressure around marriage and money in the period.
Nearly 150 delegates from 26 district associations and 16 allied groups convened in New York for the Amateur Athletic Union’s 44th annual meeting. Controversies were minimal, with officers to be elected tomorrow. A reported standout was Ben Eastman’s 46.4 quarter mile but approval was still under debate.
A brief exchange shows a longtime engaged couple debating marriage and living arrangements. The man questions where he would spend his evenings if he wed, prompting a humorous line from Tit-Bits.
Harry Newman of Michigan booted a field goal to seal a 3-0 Big Ten title clinch. Joe Kershalla of West Liberty amassed 11 touchdowns as Cedarville was routed 137-0. George Fenton of Fordham blocked a kick that became a safety in an 8-6 win over Oregon State. Phipps of Auburn sprinted 45 yards for a fourth quarter touchdown against Georgia. Bernie Masterson of Nebraska kicked a field goal in a 5-0 defeat of Oklahoma. Mickey Vuchineh of Ohio State hit a late field goal to halt Illinois rally, Yale’s Bob Lassiter starred in a 19-0 win over Harvard.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers describe a high speed camera that can capture a wink in one fortieth of a second. The device aims to measure rapid events with precision and could advance timing and motion studies.
Chick Devlin of Saw and Ben Jeby of New York clash at St. Nicholas Arena for state recognition as middleweight champion. The bout opens a busy week of boxing and both men survive an elimination tournament staged by Madison Square Garden.
Advert indicates creosote and Creomulsion as long trusted cures for bronchial infections and persistent coughs. It emphasizes safety and ease of use, urging readers to keep Creomulsion on hand for immediate relief from lingering colds.
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