Local Advertising Representatives and Managers Listed
The notice lists R B Terry H A Cecil as business manager and editor George F Edwards with Walter F Hester for local and national advertising. It names M Waynick as editor and includes nationwide advertising reps in New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Cincinnati San Francisco Dallas.
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H. A. Cecil
GEO. Ff
B. Katz Special Adv
New York City
Chicago, Jr
Philedelphie
Detroit
Mi Cly
Allan
San Francisco
Cal
Dallas
A Thought on Seeking God and Shared Toil
A short religious quotation set cites II Chronicles 15 4 about seeking the Lord in trouble and finding him. It adds a Homer line about light coming from shared toil, illuminating communal effort.
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Israel
II Chronicles
Must Youth Pity Its Elders Debate
Dr. W L Poteat of Wake Forest told Raleigh audiences that some leading national figures have acted as social pirates and institutions meant to aid welfare have hindered it. He warned youth may resent constant generation blaming, noting that elders often leave a mess for youth to inherit and that mutual respect matters as youth grows to parenthood.
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W. L. Poteat
Wake Forest College
North Carolina Conference For Social Service
Raleigh
Poteat
Dog to Be Brought Back to Life by California Scientist
A dog is revived by a California scientist, but the outcome remains that it will still lead a dog’s life. The paradox hints at the experimental goal while underscoring the animal’s limited prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Gas strike halts Cleveland traffic causing gas famine
Cleveland motorists face a gas famine as a strike disrupts supply. The stoppage promises pedestrians a chance to cross streets more safely while fuel deliveries are stalled.
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Cleveland
Girls Prefer Lovers Over Pity in Society Gossip
A Victorian social stance suggests girls value romance over feeling pitied by peers for lacking beaux. The remark highlights expectations of courtship and the pressure of social standing in female circles.
Europeans Fuel Rise in US Tourism and Pricing Debate
The cheap dollar attracts many European tourists to the United States. Observers say NRA should consider a separate price standard for Europeans to reflect distinct market dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
NRA
Insull’s Photographers Patronize Home Industry Belief
Insull avoided international photographers and posed only for American photographers, adhering to a preference for supporting domestic industries even when it led to confinement or imprisonment.
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Insull
Babson Downs Mood Tied to Next Presidential Vote
Economist Roger Babson says blame for the low mood won’t land until after the upcoming presidential election, arguing timing matters more than current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
Economist
Cuban search for Michado spans United States
The Cuban government seeks Michado in the United States and credits the deposed Cuban President for choosing a prudent hiding place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michado
United States
Domestic science class enrollments noted among students
Observation highlights few pretty girls join domestic science classes, contrasting with common sayings about appetites and hearts. The remark implies gendered participation trends without detailing broader context or data.
New Rose Named Valinds Developed at Edison Estate
A new rose called Valinds has been developed on the Llewellyn Park estate of Mrs. Thomas A. Edison. The note suggests that another rose by another name may smell as sweet.
Mood and Income Gap Raises Community Concerns
A local report notes growing worry over widespread low mood and its economic impact. Officials describe ongoing efforts to assess mental health needs and explore support funding for affected residents.
North Carolina Education Slate Debated By Salem Leader
Dr. R W McDonald head of Salem College education outlines thirteen points on public schooling in North Carolina. He lists four positives such as a state eight month term and on time salaries and nine negatives including low standards and low per child spending. The News and Observer notes emphasis on positives while urging action on negatives.
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North Carolina
R. W. McDonald
Department of Education
Salem College
McDonald
Winston- Salem
News and Observer
Friends of Education
Economy Starts at Home in Government
A discussion of mounting public debt shows total state and local indebtedness at 17.6 billion with per capita local debt at 141.32 in 1932, while a federal debt near 30 billion is projected for 1935. It argues local economies must cut spending to ease national burden and cites President Roosevelt’s pledge to reduce debt by 1936.
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Roosevelt
America
Child’s Faith Explains God in Poem by Miss Winifred Marshall
A child narrator from 402 East Green Street explains belief in God and unseen phenomena. The poem asks how one knows there is a rose fire wind birds and God despite not seeing them, concluding belief comes from feeling rather than sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Marshall
East Green Street
Moody Bible Institute Monthly
Indigo and Monday clash with weak blue-sky laws in states
The speaker notes that indigo associations with Monday may worsen in states lacking blue-sky laws, implying looser consumer or business regulation. A succinct warning about how missing regulations can affect color coded or symbolic naming.
On Justices of Peace in High Point Township
The Charlotte News argues for reducing High Point township justices of peace from many to six. It notes past excesses, including unqualified appointees and former convicts, and suggests the legislature should continue trimming. The piece lauds High Point's progress and calls six judges sufficient for Charlotte township.
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Justices OF Peace
Charlotte News
High Point
North Carolina
J. Pa
House
Senate
Charlotte Township
History Made Real by Real Words
Bruce Catton notes that ordinary history reads like lofty poses, while MacKinlay Kantor depicts Gettysburg with vivid realism. He focuses on the first day as Union cavalry led by General Buford clashes with Confederates and is overwhelmed.
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Bruce Catton
MacKinlay Kantor
Gettysburg
Kantor
Buford
Buford and Reynolds Hold The Line At Gettysburg
In a historical aside a writer cites how Buford and Reynolds actually spoke during the fight. Reynolds asks if the line can hold until the First Corps arrives and Buford answers with quiet resolve.
Realistic Voices Behind Historic Moments
The passage argues that famous historical scenes feel human when imagined as stressed, practical moments. It questions whether iconic quotes were truly spoken as recorded or replaced by later embellishment, suggesting many events resemble ordinary, unscripted exchanges rather than polished orations.
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Gettysburg
John Paul Jones
Ethan Allan
Yale
Obscure Sayings and Witty Reflections
A collection of aphorisms on honor, aging, politics, and eccentricity. It ponders how honor shades duty and how youth becomes perspective. The language plays with definitions of difference and public interest in civic life.
Question on Nudist’s Court Confession Standards
A legal pondering about whether a person accused of crimes who openly confesses in court should be expected to fully disclose all details. The query implies how complete a confession should be and its implications for the truthfulness of testimony.
Daylight Time Pushes Clocks Ahead and Hopes for Spring
The note reflects on daylight saving time moving clocks forward an hour and expresses a wish to jump a month ahead to escape winter, blending time change with seasonal longing.
Kentucky woman crafts 14788-piece bed covering
A Kentucky woman created a bed covering featuring fourteen thousand seven hundred eighty eight pieces. The project resembles a crazy quilt and draws attention for its sheer size and handmade detail.
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Kentucky
Diary notes a day in New York with Ivy Lee and noted figures
The diary recounts a day in New York visiting Ivy Lee Joseph Stransky Thyra Winslow and a new magic shop on 45th Street. It portrays theater folk, social calls to Leonard Bergman and Otto Kahn, reflections on the Flatiron building and memories of urban journalism figures Herbert Corey and O Henry.
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New York
Betimes
Ivy Lee
Joseph Stransky
Thyra Winslow
45Th Street
Leonard Bergman
Bronxville
Frazier Hunta
London
Sinclair Lewis
Oo. McIntyre
Tony
Bear
Bagatelles and Brief Glimpses from the Arts Scene
Tidbits from London and America sketch Hollywood actress Tallulah Bankhead enjoying life in London despite rumored demise. French poet Remey de Gour never left Paris except once, novelist James Norman Hall wed a Tahitian native, critic Harry Hansen and Floyd Dell mute on a Davenport high school paper. Anthony Hope allocated half his fortune to a pension fund for writers. Sidney Solomon of Park Casino brags of eight years no sleep before daylight. An editorial notes American affection for South America while poking gentle fun at Peru.
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Bagatelles
Tallulah Bankhead
Broadway
London
Remey de Gourmet
Paria
James Norman Hall
Tahiti
Harry Hansen
Floyd Dell
Eco
Davenport
Iowa
Anthony Hope
Sidney Solomon
the Park Casino
Petroleum and Auto Tax Revenues Rise in February 1934
Federal special excise taxes on petroleum and automotive products produced in February 1934 brought the treasury $19,494,703.69, an increase of nearly $7,000,000 over the same month in the prior year.
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Treasury
You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort Fasteeth
A new pleasant powder keeps teeth firmly set and deodorizes with no gummy taste. Eat and laugh in comfort by sprinkling Fasteeth on your plates. Available in three sizes from your druggist.
Most Nearly Perfect Food Milk Milk is named as the best food
Questions and answers list curiosities from an old publication. It asks about the most nearly perfect food milk the year cornerstone of the U S capitol was laid and the person George Washington 1793 the number of deaths in 1933 about 88000 and the hydrangea descendant the rose and the boot shaped country Italy
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U. S. Capitol
George Washington
Italy
Modern Etiquette by Roberta Lee Q Abridged seating
A compact etiquette item notes seating rules at church, pairing the bride’s family on the left and the groom’s on the right. It suggests guests assemble about five to ten minutes before luncheon and warns that interrupting conversations to introduce someone is ill breeding.
Daily Lessons In English By W L Gordon Encroachment and common word usage
The column presents usage notes on words often misused mispronounced and misspelled. It defines encroachment as unlawful intrusion with a quotation about military power on civil establishment and urges building vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
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Bancroft
How Can I Bake Rusk and Make Polish
The article explains a rusk recipe using 1 pint milk 1 teacup yeast 12 oz sugar 10 oz butter 4 eggs and flour to bread dough then baked on tins. It also gives a mahogany polish recipe mixing a pint naphtha half cup linseed oil and shellac. It adds a tip to keep linens from yellowing by soaking in dining water.
Sports Star Guess in Old Puzzle Grid
The puzzle asks who is the sports star in the picture and provides across clues about coins demands guides verbs and body parts. It references France coins astringent singing voice and a 1933 sports figure while listing many scattered word hints across topics.
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Herbert Corey
James Murray Allison
Fifth Avenue
Senator Platt
Amen
Manhattan
William Johnston
Henry
Charlie Chaplin
Jimmy Savo
Stuiff
Montague Glass
South America
Peru
A. C. Gordon
By Roberta Lee
W. L. Gordon
Anne Ashley
Mann Drug Stores
Nda Economy Drug Store
Ine
Sun God
Insect
Spain
Iso
LO Sead
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George Scarbo
Errol
Raymond
Tos Ansan
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Honey Moon
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