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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1931
Page
3
Father C. Eb Murphy preached at Edward's church on the approaching end times. He cited Luke and Matthew and warned of signs before Christ's majestic return, describing tribulation and desolation as foretold, with vivid prophecy of planetary upheaval.
An advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to try Parmint double strength from Mann Drug Company Eckerd's in High Point or their druggist. Mix with hot water and sugar, take four times daily for relief. Clogged nostrils clear, breathing improves, and mucus stops draining. Easy to prepare and inexpensive.
An old advertisement promotes Adlerika for post operation gas from appendicitis and Cardus as a general health supplement for women. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Grace Riley and claims relief after using Adlerika and benefits of Cardus for weakness, monthly discomfort, and run-down health. The copy urges free samples and purchase at Eckerd's and drug stores.
A religious address contrasts apocalyptic imagery with divine mercy. The speaker argues the prophecy aims to guide, not terrify, urging gratitude for God's light and warning that mortal sin can extinguish the soul's brightness and risk eternal salvation.
Pittsfield Massachusetts voters elected former mayor Jennings Moore 70 a Democrat to lead the city once more after an 18 year gap following his previous terms in 1912 and 1913.
An advertisement touts internal treatment for hemorrhoids. Dr J B Leonhardt developed HEM-ROID after treating 1000 patients with 960 successful outcomes. Mann Drug Co offers a money back guarantee for the tablet remedy.
Pastor John E All of the Seventh day Adventist church declares in a Sunday sermon that the second coming will be visible to all people not secret or restricted. He cites biblical signs and emphasizes readiness and sacrifice to gain the heavenly prize.
At a presidents and secretaries conference in Indianapolis on the 23rd and 24th, representatives from every state plus Alaska Hawaii and Panama discussed all phases of the Auxiliary's national program. William H. Stevens and others outlined legislation on pensions for widows and orphans and rehab plans. NC highlighted poppy manufacture by disabled veterans’ families with national interest.
Rev. R. S. Farmer delivered the evening sermon at the First Methodist Protestant church on the text One thing is needful from Luke 10 42. The talk contrasted Mary and Martha showing fellowship with God as life’s highest need and urging thoughtful listening and sympathy to ease the spirit.
In a Sunday sermon Rev. T. A. Sykes calls for the church to confront despair and embrace political engagement. He praises Pilgrims and William Penn for spiritual contributions, warns against risky worldly experiments, and urges obedience to Christ to end hardship, poverty, and war.
The 64 year old navy commander retires from active service after a long career marked by bold actions and a restored command following an internal inquiry. The piece also criticizes misallocated spending, urging more support for church and education, and calls for redistribution toward spiritual development.
Rear Admiral Thomas Magruder retires from the U S Navy after 46 years of service at age 64. He hands over the eighth naval reserve district in New Orleans to Rear Admiral Harley Hannibal and plans to garden and write sea tales in retirement.
One or more children of Mr and Mrs I W McCollum have studied at Magnolia Ark A and M College since 1916 and there are enough children to keep the record unbroken through 1938.
A public notice declares it unlawful to sell or beap squail in Georgia. Enforcement measures or penalties are not detailed in the readable text.
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