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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1932
Page
5
Dana witnesses Swergin lure Stan Ball into a trap in a forest cave. Ball resists, but Swergin knots his wrists and drives him toward Pass Creek as Dana stays with the prisoner in a hidden cabin while Swergin rides off to fetch help.
The advertisement touts Creomulsion with creosote as a fast acting remedy for colds and bronchitis, claiming it stops lingering coughs and is harmless. Also included is a North Carolina foreclosure notice from Guilford County detailing a 1932 sale of Harris property in High Point and related tract descriptions.
Tot Fatally Injured When Father’s Car Overturns On Slippery Pavement in Statesville. Norman Thomas, socialist presidential candidate, to speak in North Carolina on October 22 at High Point Winston-Salem Raleigh and possibly Greensboro. The Associate Reformed Presbyterian presbytery meets in Back Creek Tuesday and Wednesday.
Greensboro news reports VFW Commander S. F. Mickle announced a statewide expansion plan for the Veterans of Foreign Wars next year. The program calls for 60 new posts to be organized and chartered across the state.
J H Roberts of Chester South Carolina, a Davidson student, remained in serious condition after a car crash near Madison. Two others were also injured in the collision in Winston Salem.
J Cameron a prominent business and political figure in the area for six decades died after months of illness. He was a well known local leader with ties to community and industry.
A truck carrying 40 bales of cotton cloth crashed near Greensboro. One man died, two others were hospitalized as the vehicle burned.
Raleigh reports state geologist H. J. Bryson highlights a rising mica market in western North Carolina. Spruce Pine shipments rise since August with better prices and demand. Scrap mica prices up about 30 percent, dry ground schist and by product mica in demand, stocks limited or nil, roofing producers and distributors low on finished goods, sheet mica plants at high capacity and strong forward business with prompt orders.
A London inquiry report shows traffic nearing saturation with motor coaches rising from 65 in 1920 to over 1600 in 1931. Taxicabs grew from 6000 to 8000 and omnibuses from 3000 to 6000, while private cars surged across Great Britain to 1,076,000.
In a tense drawing room scene, Joan resists a final marriage proposal from a tall suitor. He exits with a calm shrug, noting the missed chance as Joan remains torn between desire and restraint, leaving their future unresolved.
A man named Phil leaves after a heated exchange with Joan as she struggles to acknowledge true feelings. She confesses doubt about his return, then sits to write to David Harter at the music publisher. The moment hints at lasting heartbreak and uncertainty about their future.
The passage advises room styling through curtains and fabrics. Yellow net with chints warms sunlit spaces while white effects feel cooler. Ruffled organdy adds cheer, wine shades suit libraries, browns give warmth, and black and white creates sophistication with a touch of red or bright green for contrast.
Ef forts are being made to have this city either discard or repair the Replica of Hendrik Hudsons famed vessel the Half Moon. Charles Frament a member of the Common Council contends that the lives of children are endangered by falling timbers from the replica given to the United States by the Netherlands during the Hendrik Hudson celebration in 1909.
The author reflects on clear skin as a rare happy day and suggests pausing to reason about common skin ailments. They attribute many skin troubles to lowered resistance beneath the skin surface often tied to reduced blood vitality.
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