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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1933
Page
8
New York edition discusses wine glass selection and serving practice. It covers crystal standards, stemware choices, glass counts for multi course dinners, placement relative to utensils, and tips on formal versus informal settings including brandy snifters and champagne glass debates.
In April 1933 around 2 million cattle across 23 states were awaiting test by tuberculin to determine tuberculosis status. The large backlog reflected widespread cattle health controls and regulatory testing efforts.
American tobacco growers lost about 150 million pounds as substitute products and world market forces displaced native crops in 1932. This shift affected producers and pricing across major growing regions.
Washington October 28 Hugh S Johnson recovery administrator said the retail trade authority under the general code will fix the mark up during the first part of the week for all retail sales. He said minimum price provisions will be mandatory on all lines under the code and the 10 percent allowance above invoice excludes merchant profit. He expected a three member drug retail code authority to be appointed soon.
A special civil court term begins in Asheboro Monday with Judge Cowper presiding to clear long pending cases before the December term. The one week session aims to reduce the docket and speed up dispositions. A Canada production value note mentions paper and pulp output at about 221 million dollars annually.
The cheerleader known as Flapper Fanny performs a playful routine promising a May pat off. She demonstrates upbeat waist motions in the football game setting.
26 men are missing after a severe Lake Winnipeg storm. The Lubere, 90 feet, with six crew and 15 fishermen, and the Question Mark, 60 feet, carrying three crew and two passengers, left winter grounds 250 miles northwest of Selkirk less than 48 hours before winds and snow halted navigation. Airplanes search amid ice like conditions. The Luberc is owned by Lake Manitoba Fisheries. the Question Mark by Selkirk Navigation.
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