Rambles from a 1915 lecture on Ireland and England
Dr Cadman’s talk spanned wide topics from Plymouth rock to New York politics. The witty notes critique Anglo Irish identity with humor and sharp cultural observations.
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Parkes Cadman
High Point
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rock
New York City
New York
London
John
Celt
Cromwell
Herl
England
Williamsburg Bridge
New England
Choate
Cadman Sermon Echoes Across Cities and Ghosts
In a wide ranging address, Dr. Cadman invokes London and New York demographics, London religious and literary heritage, and American optimism. He cites population figures, transatlantic flight, Westminster Abbey, and a catalog of historic figures, praising Americanism as a mighty spirit and noting urban renewal in New York and London.
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England
Wife and Bairns
Cadman
Thomas Hood
Hood
Charles Lamb
Leigh Hunt
Lamb
Leigh
Shakespeare
Sam
London
New York
Long Island
Lae Andner
South
Dr. Cadman
Tts
Prcet Street
Chaucer
Ben Johnson
William Shakespeare
John Milton
Literary Center of America
Boston
New York Times
Henry Ward Beecher
High Point City Hall
Mark Twain
Pitt
Burke
Cansings
Disraeli
Mansfeld
Gladstone
Dickens
Macaulay
Addison
Longfellow
Spencer
Tennyson
Browning
Samuel Johnson
Handel
Richard Brinsley
Sheridan
Warren Hastings
Hastings
Too
Livingstone
Newton
Darwin
Plantagenet Wolves
Elizabeth
Mary
Queen of Scots
Philadelphia
House of Lords
Bert
Virginia
Massachusetts
Hocus Ocus
Chicago
Elijah Dowie
Newark
Iim
Greensboro man praised for aiding old age pension and veterans
Bruce H. Carraway of High Point organizes old age pension clubs across North Carolina and helps veterans in multiple states. Supporters praise his unselfish work and oppose the Townsend plan, urging continued pension aid from state and federal governments.
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Bruce H. Carraway
High Point
Mr. Carraway
Bruce Carraway
Carraway
North Carolina
Washington
Mr. Carraway and the Old Age Pension Clubs
Manchah of Jap Competition Threatens Industry
A letter from Stedman Manufacturing Company owner S B Stedman in Asheboro details the threat of Japanese competition to the U S handkerchief and cotton cloth industries. He cites rising imports from Japan since 1932, argues for protection and maintaining eight hour days and fair wages, and notes NRA patterns. He warns the impact on mills, employees, taxes, and national industry.
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United States
Hugh 8. Johnson
Vale
Depti
United Ne
Japan
NRA
Stedman Manufacturing Company
B. Stedman
Asheboro
Letters clarify Sunday show sponsorship in High Point
High Point North Carolina April 4 1936 editors Enterprise publish a clarification from Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 619 commander G Potts. The letter states the VFW sponsors only one theater Sunday show and that proceeds benefit the local relief fund for veterans and charities.
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Vv. F. W
High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Veterans of Foreign Wars
High Point Post
W. F. W. G. Potts
Open Letter on Small Loans Law From Mr Van Noppen Stile
The editor of The Enterprise records an open letter urging reform of small loans regulation. The writer argues for clearer borrowing terms and responsible lending practices to protect consumers and curb predatory offers.
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Chas. L. van Noppen
van Noppen Stile
Small Loans
Enterprise
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John Bright
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Winston
Winston-Salem
Piedmont Carolina
J. K. Pfohl
God's Acre
Moravian Brothers
Bait
Salem
Home Moravian Church
Greensboro
6Ings Carraway
The
Pimuvetis L. Roy Herbin
Hubbard &I. Denim
Menacah
John Sprunt
Durham, N
Mr. Hill
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Black
North State Telephone Co
Sartin Dry Cleaning Company
Certified Master Cleaners and Dyers
South Main St
WY Tyrer
Fi, KB Dry Cleaning Co
Maine
Leaners and Dyers
Vhone
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