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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1939

Page

5

Remodeled High Point Station Ready for Tomorrow’s Use

Southbound Train No. 45 will depart at 12 50 PM from the temporary station on West Point Avenue while the Piedmont Limited No. 34 will arrive and use the remodeled Main Street station. The permanent station features enlarged ticket office, centralized windows, brighter lighting, expanded waiting areas, new toilets, a wheelchair lift, and enhanced signaling.

High Point West Point Avenue Piedmont Limited Main Street Pasengers

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria

An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as effective against malaria with tasteless quinidine and iron. It claims quick relief from chills and fever, ease of use for children, and offers the larger size as better value at drugstores.

Grove Evenildren

Camera Club to Demonstrate Color Print Making

Ralph Edwards of a Greensboro photographic supply firm will present a Chromotone color print making demonstration at the High Point Camera Club meeting Wednesday night at the Voorhees and Everhart offices on North Main Street. George L. Campbell, president, will host the program.

Camera Club Ralph Edwards Greensboro High Point Camera Club Voorhees and Everhart North Main Street Mr. Edwards George L. Campebll

Lightning Power Could Run Eight-Inch Fan 150 Hours

A report notes that a single lightning stroke contains enough energy to operate an eight inch electric fan for about 150 hours, illustrating the immense energy contained in a bolt.

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Old Temporary Station THE Enterprise Free Electric Paramount South Main Mrs. J. Watson Shockley Culinary
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