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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1929
Page
17
Washington Sept 21 Compelling evidence in support of its complaints about road congestion and other evils of touring surfaced in a government discussion. The report documents traffic delays, road wear, and traveler hardships affecting motorists and commerce.
The American Automobile Association urged extended road construction after reports of worsening touring conditions in 1929. Thos P. Henry warned traffic bottlenecks, junk cars, and inconsistent city signaling require faster builds and wider approaches to dense areas, with states already moving to curb unsafe vehicles.
Akron Ohio September 21 The Goodrich Silver Fleet has crossed the Mississippi River 14 times during seven months on tour showing a rambling route with rare repeats. Texas yielded the most mileage at 1500 miles to reach key points while Chicago hosted mascots a cub bear from Rogers Hornsby and two brindle pups. Commander H R Schaeffer and 19 pilots have given thousands of youngsters rides and the orphaned captain enjoys sharing joy with visiting towns and parks.
W R Woodmansee of San Diego proposes a veteran drivers association limited to members who have owned and driven cars for at least 25 years. He has owned 19 cars over 27 years including a 1902 Oldsmobile and a 1929 six cylinder model. The group would be exclusive as only about 137,420 cars had ever been registered by 1994, many by the same owners, making eligibility scarce.
Dr. W. E. Krauss of the Ohio agricultural experimental station declares milk the so called perfect food lacks iron iodine copper and vitamin D. He notes iron as most important for amnesia prevention and cure and reports rat feeding with inorganic iron and copper sulphate as milk supplements while testing kelp to address iodine deficiency.
The Sentinel of the Northwest, a historic paper, began in Cincinnati in 1793 under founder William Ell, marking the first newspaper in the Northwest. The note highlights its early origins and namesake.
Paris Prefect of Police Jean Chiappe bans street singing to educate the public. The order narrows the field to fairs and open spaces outside the city gates, ending the era of mass street performances by singers and publishers who control districts and songs.
Ohio farmers anticipate planting wheat at higher levels this year with a rise in acreage and production prospects. Market signals and weather patterns influence planting decisions as farmers aim to maximize yields and respond to price trends.
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