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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
3
Practical guidance for home first aid kit setup advises placing a compact cabinet in the bathroom with essential materials for minor injuries. It emphasizes professional medical oversight for severe illnesses and proper disposal of remedies after emergencies subside.
A historical note on a household remedy stressing the need for a definite action one active ingredient of known virtue. It mentions that modern druggists add pharmaceu tical elements to such preparations to ensure consistency and efficacy.
R B Bryant head of the Kings Mountain North Carolina police department won the Cherokee County South Carolina sheriff primary by 275 votes over Julian Wright of Gaffney. Bryant, a resident of Gaffney during his Kings Mountain tenure, commuted 20 miles daily and took a leave of absence to campaign.
The article urges mild safe remedies and warns that strong medicines are dangerous in any dose. It advises lockable storage for poisons and placing cosmetics outside the chest, with cosmetics near the woman's mirror and old shaving materials disposed of promptly to reduce clutter.
A Ritz Brother film headline describes a thorough monthly inventory and inspection, focusing on preparedness for emergencies. The plot follows Alexander Botts the bumbling, egotistical salesmen who still triumphs in the end despite missteps. Joe juggles two leading women as love interests unfold amid mistaken loyalties.
Joe E Brown appears tomorrow at the Paramount in Earthworm Tractors a First National comedy based on William Hazlett Upson stories from the Saturday Evening Post. The film is billed as Brown’s most hilarious to date and features his comic energy on screen.
The article notes a shift from about 3 000 drawings in early animation to between 10 000 and 20 000 drawings used today for a 750 foot short film. It discusses the growing labor and resource demands of modern animated productions.
Joseph Ries enjoyed a grand vacation but found misfortune upon return. Two traveling bags were stolen from his car in Cleveland. His home had been ransacked by thieves. A water main burst and workmen planned to dig up the lawn. A water heater had exploded.
Tobacco sales on the Rocky Mount market yesterday totaled 459 604 pounds bringing receipts to 107 558 87 dollars and an average of 23 40 per hundred. About 650 000 pounds were offered today.
Jurors in municipal court found for W. A. Davis and others against Sunset Dairy Inc. for 172.27, part of a 344.54 claim. Judge Teague adjourned the two weeks term after verdict. A short criminal session was planned. Teague also ordered funds in the receiver of the French Slipper Shop to be used for the shop's creditors.
In Charlotte on September 10 the Chicora team of Charleston faced the North Charlotte Red Shields in the Southeastern Amateur baseball tournament's second round. Huntersville and Hudson Hosiery mill teams won first round games, with Huntersville beating Mercury Mill 6 to 6 and Hudson Hosiery defeating Hickory Spinners 6 to 2. Larkwood had a first round bye. The tournament winner advances to the national tournament in Louisville, Kentucky, later this month.
John Autrey earned a place in a local amateur show but rehearsing with full effort he danced so hard he broke the bottom of his left foot after stamping on his right. He left the stage and retired to the sidelines.
As custodian for the public administrator Fred Heyser was tasked with guarding the belongings of Elizabeth Rattray a 64 year old woman. The fragment notes Heyser's role and the custody of her effects within the public administrator system.
Heyser reports locating 3600 dollars in a pair of the deceased’s old shoes as part of estate findings. Administrators note heirs sought, but specifics remain unsettled and pending probate proceedings.
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