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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1931

Page

2

Doctor confirms stress caused fainting in Norma Travers

Dr Willoughby tells Chris that Norma Travers is under strain and fainted from a normal, non serious cause. He advises a full examination, suggests she see an obstetrician if possible, and notes Norma is secretly married to Mark Travers, now abroad, with a divorce recently finalized.

Chris Dr. Willoughby Stuart Peret Norma Willoughby Parise Paris Miss Travers Mark Travers F. M. Travers Mark

Forget Them Not Love and Crisis at Norma's Rooming House

Norma confesses a pregnancy and a broken marriage plans as Chris shields her. Norma fears losing Mark after the divorce news, while Chris plots to contact Brad's lawyer Jim Daniels for possible help. Norma sinks into exhaustion and grief, awaiting a chance to act, while Chris plans a return visit after work.

Druggists Find New Way To Stop Headaches

Two North Carolina druggists developed a combination of several ingredients to relieve headaches and neuralgic, sciatic, or rheumatic pains. The mix promises immediate, complete, safe relief and steadies nerves for buoyant mood. Sold as R-C at drug stores and soda fountains for 10 or 2 cents.

North Carolina

Norma’s Midnight Escape From A Silent House

A woman slips from a house unseen after a quiet attempt to depart, reaches the street, signals a cab, and asks the driver to hurry. Her face remains pale as she sinks into the seat, tapping the partition for speed in a scene labeled To Be Continued.

Chris Norma Stuart Mrs. Bixby

Farmers Appeal for Extra Term 10 Deferred

A Raleigh delegation led by N G Bartlett of Kinston sought a special session of the North Carolina legislature to curb cotton acreage. Governor C Max Gardner, in Warsaw for a ceremony, postponed the meeting to Thursday. Gardner opposes a special session, arguing it would waste state funds and produce endless wrangling over plans. He notes farmers have been reducing cotton acreage and will continue to do so.

National Legion Detroit Stevens Gardner Bartlett Kinston General Assembly North Carolina

Local tragedy and accidents in Thomville area

Mrs. Winfred Poole, a young Thomsville woman, attempted suicide by taking 35 grains of bichloride of mercury and is not expected to survive. An 18 year old Black delivery rider, George Welborn, was injured in a bicycle collision with a car driven by Earl Blue, suffering a skull fracture. J K Gecil of Lexington has agreed to move earth for a proposed lake and country club project near Fisher Ferry road with Doak and George Finch, with Finch brothers funding about 90000 dollars for the venture.

Thomasville Winfred Poole George Welborn Mann Drug Co Randolph Street Earl Blue Pickett High Point J. K. Gecil Lexington Doak George Finch Fisher Ferry Road J. W. Peacock J. L. Crouse Greensboro Finch Brothers

Just Starting The Young Kerr Joins Hamilton High Football

Andy Kerr Jr a 15 year old son of the coach has earned a halfback job on Hamilton High School eleven in Colgate city. He is fast a fine passer and kicker with a bright football future as noted by his coaches. Laborers will be employed in building the enterprise with broader plans beyond current scope. Doak George and their brother Austin Finch head the Thomasville Chair company moving spirits behind the furniture enterprise with large production and business capacity.

Andy Kerr Hamilton Colgate Young Kerr Doak George Austin Finch Thomasville Chair Company

Five Gaidsick brothers hold Seattle sea reunion

In Seattle harbor five Gaidsick brothers, all ship captains, gathered after 15 years. Harold of States Line Texas, Charles of H F Alexander, Joseph on Panaman, Howard aboard Admiral Evans, and Fred commanding Willkeno. Their mother hosted open house as the family reunion marked by shared home port and long separation.

Seattle Seattle Harbor Gaidsick Harold G. Gaidsick States Line Texas Charles T. Gaidsick Pacific Steamship Company H. F. Alexander Joseph A. Gaidsick Howard W. Gaidsick Admiral Evans Fred C. Gaidsick Williams Line Willkeno Joseph Harold San Francisco Charles Golden Gate Joseph Gaidsick

Sweden Sends 97 Percent Telegraphs By Radio

The department of commerce reports that ninety seven percent of all telegraphic communications from Sweden to the United States are transmitted by radio, highlighting the dominance of wireless transmission in cross Atlantic messaging.

Sweden United States Department of Commerce

Dr Works To Lead NC University Consolidation Survey

Dr George A Works of the University of Chicago was chosen by the sub-committee of the North Carolina consolidation commission to direct the survey of the University of North Carolina State College and North Carolina College for Women after consolidation. He will be aided by two associates. findings will guide final consolidation details, with Drs Cooper and Kelly aiding review.

Dr. Works Consolidation Commission William John Cooper U. S Washington, D. C Fred J. Kelly Cooper University of Chicago North Carolina College For Women Fred W. Morrison Commission

Steals Nest Hatch Hatchlings Surprise Farmer

Elmer J. Kuhl was astonished when a white rack pullet, only five and a half months old, hatched ten chicks from a nest he described as stolen. The incident, reported by Eldridge Ila, highlights an unusual poultry moment captured by UP.

Eldridge Ila Elmer J. Kuhl

Phillips Milk of Magnesia for quick acid indigestion relief

An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best remedy for stomach acid and indigestion. It claims instant neutralization of acid, quick action, harmless taste, and broad health benefits, urging readers to buy the genuine product in 25 or 50 cent bottles and to protect teeth with Phillips Dental Magnesia toothpaste.

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