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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
2
Piles stem from bad blood circulation in the lower bowel and tissue weakness. External remedies fail. only an internal medicine can remove the cause. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid relieves congestion and strengthens affected parts with a long record of quick safe relief. Mann Drug Co offers it at my expense. Money back if it fails.
Emmitt Miller, star of the late Al G. Fields Minstrels, headlines at the American for tomorrow and Saturday. He performs old and new songs, features hits recorded on OKeh Records, and a monologue deemed a knockout. Also showing is Douglas Fairbanks Jr. in The Way of All Men.
Ronald Colman stars in Raffles at the Broadhurst for three days starting today. Kay Francis plays opposite him, delivering a poised performance in the romantic melodrama adaptation of E. W. Hornung stories The Amateur Cracksman. Francis charms as leading lady and challenges Colman’s familiar bruntte hair image.
Colicky babies find relief with Teethina a prescription used for three generations. It claims instant easing of colic stomach pain diarrhea indigestion and gas. Safe gentle and non griping Teethina is available at drug stores with a free Dr Moffett's Baby Book and Teethina sample offer.
A vertical and across style mosaic of clues appears with mixed definitions and word lengths. The page seems to present a word puzzle or glossary drill including places animals and common terms arranged in scattered order.
The passage notes several leading ladies linked with Colman including Lily Damita Joan Bennett Ann Harding and Kay Francis. It contrasts their hair colors and styles while praising Kay Francis for holding her own with esteemed predecessors in a lively discussion of casting and screen presence.
Hastymen, champions of Davidson county, close their season with two games. Tonight at 8 15 Hastymen face Rube Inc in an exhibition at Willis Park. Rube boasts a fast, in good shape squad while manager Kennedy predicts strong play.
Frank Page refused comment on election timing and post. The two branch associations will cover eastern and old tobacco belts. The group aims to remove 1 billion pounds of tobacco from the 1930 market and to draft papers and contracts through an executive committee of five. Stone pledged leadership to sign up growers under the law as contracts envision delivering half the crop to the cooperative and marketing the other half elsewhere.
Miss Ruth Alexander, born in 1906 at Irving Kansas, is described as continuing a tale begun on page one. The narrative notes she aimed to reach a 7 o'clock target in C. S. T. tonight and recalls her initial experiences as a plane passenger in 1919 alongside Miss Alexander.
Ruth Alexander, an itinerant flier who moved to California in 1925, earned money for instruction through various jobs and gained rapid aviation prowess. She set a world women’s record in a plane under 100 horsepower and later completed a Vancouver to Agua Caliente flight in 16 hours. The National Aeronautic Association sanctioned her one stop transcontinental flight for potential records, noting she held a licensed aircraft and Commerce pilot license.
The August 15 level of farm prices was 108, three percent below July 15 and 15 percent below June 15, with the drought pushing grain and hay up while apples potatoes beef cattle sheep and cotton fell. Between August 15 and September 10 price gains at primary markets surpassed declines, led by hogs cattle potatoes and butter.
High Point police officers B. R. Lowe and J. H. Hubbard left for Columbia South Carolina to bring back Reuben W. Vail a 40 year old local salesman. Vail is implicated in a $1000 robbery of the High Point Grocery store reported last Sunday. They expected to return this afternoon.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports lower average auction prices for type 14 tobacco in Georgia and Florida in 1930, with 10 cents per pound versus 18.4 in 1929 and 12.8 in 1928, and notes crepe quality fell in the affected area. Prices for types 12 and 13 in eastern NC and SC run about 25 percent below last season, while overall tobacco stocks and supply show modest changes and potential acreage cuts may follow lower prices.
The exchange reveals Kitty rejecting traditional marriage and Bob’s initial belief she would accept it. Answers quotes show both sides treating the matter as a serious relationship question.
Brooklyn hosts St. Louis as Burleigh Grimes is slated to pitch for the Cardinals today. A loss would drop Brooklyn two games back, while a win would pull them into a near tie with the Cardinals with ten games left for St. Louis and eight for Brooklyn in the race.
The Illinois primary campaign fund investigation was adjourned at noon to resume after the November general election. Senators Nye and Dale will reopen the Nebraska senatorial inquiry at Lincoln next Monday. Dale arrives tomorrow, with Nye remaining in Chicago until weekend.
John Tompkins of Pittsburgh, a negro athlete, walked through High Point today on an 8000 mile trek to Mexico to advertise a major shoe company. He has covered 4000 miles in six months and plans another 4000 miles, visiting most large towns and cities along the route.
Police investigated a midnight robbery at the home of W. H. T. Henderson on 2004 Gilbert Street. The thief entered a wardrobe drawer and escaped before residents awoke, taking $4.50 in cash. A nurse nearby heard movement but saw nothing further.
Chicago police launch a major offensive against rackets and hoodlums, raiding 10 labor union offices under warrants from Chief Justice McGeorty. The effort targets unions tied to Red Barker White and other ex convicts as part of an ongoing drive to curb public enemies in the city. Danny Stanton, a noted figure, was briefly jailed and released on bonds.
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