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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1934
Page
9
The U S Treasury reported a nine month and sixteen day deficit of 3 072 988 066 for the fiscal year to June 30 surpassing the 1933 total. Mid April financing including a 1 25 billion security retirement and new bond issues drove the jump.
Old weight selling laws gave rise to the bakers dozen extra item practice. Bakers added an extra bun or doughnut to ensure buyers received at least the advertised amount.
Marian Martin all day frock pattern with diagram and Lew chart. Details on fabric choices sizes 14 to 44 and 338 yards for size 16. Order instructions include price 15 cents per pattern and book plus patterns for women and juniors.
Answers note that Ranklin called his cast iron stove the Pennsylvania fireplace with a new draft arrangement for even heat and low fuel cost. Juliette Gordon Low, founder of the Girl Guides in Savannah in 1912, originated the group that became the Girl Scouts. The first shipload of bananas arrived from Cuba.
Jane Hinton, a Philadelphia socialite and rising playwright, wed Howard Smith in Hollywood after a scenarist read her plays and saw her photo in a newspaper and demanded an introduction. Smith works for film projects and is active in polo circles.
Three long term state prisoners at Caledonia Prison Farm attempted to escape by a wooden gun imitating John Dillinger. They captured a guard and the prison dinner truck but were stopped within five minutes after breaking through the main gates. The trio Tom Jackson Paul Spencer and Roy Salmon were demoted to C grade placed in solitary with bread and water for 15 to 21 days and face possible additional charges.
A brief note describes woodpeckers nesting in large desert cat tusks, highlighting their burrowing behavior and use of natural cavities. The detail emphasizes wildlife adapting to arid landscapes and unusual nesting sites.
An advertisement-like fragment touts relief for bladder and joint pain with claims of quick results and kidney activity improvement. It mentions a money back guarantee and urges refugees to seek products named Fok Pie, but provides no verifiable details or citations.
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