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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
12
In a tense hotel scene, Sue answers a late knock to find Kenneth Corbett at her door. He requests notes she gathered for a case and accepts a dish from room service. The exchange hints at tension as the city hums below while they remain isolated on the top floor.
The article notes Iturbi plans a return to Europe and a long American tour including a stop at the World’s Fair. He will travel by special train leaving Lexington on Saturday September 30, with attendees of the fair and American Legion events allowed a week in Chicago.
A hungry pause precedes a conference at nine. Sue notices Kenneth Corbett forgot his important papers, adding tension as she locks the door and contemplates the needed meeting.
Jose Iturbi, 38, the Spanish pianist conductor who has captivated New York and Mexico, mixes boxing with baton dreams. He rose from Swiss cafes to Geneva’s piano faculty, then moved to America where he embraces jazz and Harlem nights, amid managers’ jitters over his boxing-strong hands.
The article notes a few sandwich sign carriers earn under a dollar daily, while three or four women, including Belle Kalister from Johnstown, Pa., rise above with striking novelty. Kalister and a partner, both 18 and skilled at walking confidently, work four hours daily, earning about $12 each.
Lexington report details that thirty five members of the American Legion and friends plan to sign up for the Legion special event following a recent meeting at the March hotel.
East Africa scene at Jinja near Lake Victoria notes golfers may remove balls stuck in hippopotamus tracks without penalty, highlighting informal course etiquette and wildlife interaction.
Washington reports August cotton data from the Census Bureau. Consumption declined from July in lint and linters, with total August lint 588,570 bales and linters 83,271. On hand in consuming establishments and in public storage also show declines from July 1 and August 31 last year. Exports and spindles active for August are detailed alongside state totals for consuming and on-hand stock in cotton growing states.
Rev. Tom A. Sykes of Central Friends church spoke to Greensboro’s Medical Arts club at the Jefferson Roof Restaurant on the minister doctor relationship. He used St Luke to symbolize medicine and St Paul to symbolize the ministry and urged modern collaborations. Dr. J. T. Taylor presided.
Asheville police reported Jack Moody a young filling station attendant in serious condition after saying he was shot Saturday night in a golf course duel with an unknown man. Hospital staff offered no details as officers investigate Moody’s claim that a stranger shot him over a girl he had courted near Paradise in Putnam County West Virginia.
Lester Bartholomew of Cadillac Michigan credits All Bran with relieving his chronic constipation after adopting it as a regular part of meals. He notes gradual improvement over more than a year and recommends two tables daily with meals for chronic cases.
The ad argues the Ford V-8 is ideal for Southern driving because it does not heat up. It highlights an aluminum cylinder head and an oversized cooling system with two water pumps. It invites readers to test drive the car at high speeds on hot days.
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