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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1931
Page
8
Sue and Jack drive to the village police station with friends in tow after a long case. Jack, now a lawyer, jokes about ownership as Sue shows a new ring and reflects on finally having him in her life. The scene ends with a light, humorous note as the matter resolves.
An advertisement touts Allenia as a cheap cure for rheumatism and related pains with a money back guarantee if relief does not occur within 44 hours. It claims uric acid deposits leave the body in 24 hours and covers sciatica neuritis and lumbago with similar assurances. The ad emphasizes a scientific formula free from harmful drugs and urges quick purchase from local pharmacists. The surrounding text recalls a narrative moment with characters Sue Jack Harry and Corinne ending with a plan to move on after a rainy night affair.
Call the Emergency Committee for Employment at City Hall basement to offer work or request help. Mrs W B and Price, full time secretary, and assistants answer to receive calls and cooperate in locating needed labor amid city unemployment.
Curtis M. Johnson, customs collector for Duluth, proposes a five‑plane aerial patrol to curb smuggling of aliens and liquor across the Canadian border. Plan calls for planes stationed 150 miles apart and guided by a central radio station, with operation directed by the treasury department.
A call to imagine tuning in from Brazil France or England to explore new radio models. The prospect highlights exciting designs and the lowest prices in radio history, inviting readers to come in and view the series of sets available.
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