Our Trade Relations With the Russian People
The President aligns with American industrial leaders on Russia trade. He urges applying same rules to Russian imports as other nations, while recognizing the Soviet government. Trade proceeds with cotton and goods, but official relations remain with a state controlled by communism.
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Russia
Treasury Department
White House
England
France
Moscow
Washington
America
Chicago
Congressional Committee
Ford’s Surplus Theory Revisited On His Birthday
Henry Ford reiterates that there is no over production of useful goods and argues farmers will find new uses for surplus. He cites wheat experiments and contrasts his stance with cutting factory capacity while criticizing his own decision to reduce jobs in the past.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Mr. Ford
Expedition in Search of Courtesy Abroad
An American woman travels to Europe to study courtesy, pursuing the essence of manners rather than mere form. The piece frames the quest as laudable and unusual, exploring how social behavior is learned across cultures.
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Europe
The Value of Courtesy Across Nations
A reflective piece argues courtesy enhances human welfare and living standards. It compares American manners with foreign civility, noting some courtesy is genuine while others are mercenary and warns that a traveler may discern true from false behavior and deserve an interview upon return.
Annual Grievance of the Tobacco Farmer in Georgia
The piece notes growers face low prices as Georgia auction sales begin and argues growers should unite to regulate acreage and set fair prices. It cites North Carolina’s stake, the role of warehouses, and the need for producer-led reform to improve profitability across leaf tobacco.
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Georgia
Farm relief through own cooperation urged for fair prices
Growers urge a cooperative approach to secure a fair share of world prices for their product. They contend state relief cannot replace market returns and call for eco operation to improve profits.
R-100 Arrival Latent Dawn for Canadians
The brief note frames the R-100 as a symbol signaling a new era for Canadians, suggesting wide anticipation of transformative change as the century progresses. The remark implies enthusiasm and forward-looking optimism amid tech or transport developments.
Root of Tree Sitting Craze Targeted as Cure
In seeking to end the tree sitting fad, the focus is on addressing the underlying causes at their source. Officials consider remedies that tackle motivations and structural factors driving protests in a move to reduce public disruption.
Schoolboy Faces Odds After Soap Sales Rise
A newspaper snippet notes increased soap sales over the past year as a factor in predicting trouble for a schoolboy, suggesting mounting pressure or risk related to the situation.
Europeans see dull tourist business in 1930
The 1930 tourist business is reported to be very dull in Europe which may mean that Americans are seeing America first at last.
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Europe
America
Government could save 20000 by abolishing income tax
One way the government can save the $20,000 it spends each year for equipment in which to file income tax returns is, of course, to abolish income taxes.
Queen Mary Smokes After Luncheon Each Day
Report notes Queen Mary of England continues to smoke two cigarettes after lunch daily but concerns grow that this habit may foreshadow lasting health effects and cast a shadow over her future.
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Queen Mary of England
Irish Women Spend Over Three Million on Cosmetics
Report notes Irish women and girls spend more than 3 million dollars annually on cosmetics. The piece playfully suggests they may be as belligerent as men when wearing heavy lipstick.
Helen Wills Moody Credits Asphalt Coaching
Helen Wills Moody says her tennis skill stems from learning on an asphalt court. She notes hard knocks, not easy surface, built her game as proof of grit and persistence.
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Helen Wills Moody
Rubber Neckties Sell as Silk Lookalikes in Frasee
In Frasee rubber neckties imitate silk with snappy appeal. Manufacturers push ads to highlight the look and feel while promising durability and style for wearers seeking affordable alternatives.
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Frasee
Official Bureau Weather Report for Cotton Regions
Official weather bureau report detailing temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hours ending at a.m. in principal cotton growing areas and other regions.
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Official Bureau Weather Report
Official Weather Bureau
Police Scandal Critique Prompts Public Outcry in High Point
A High Point reader urges scrutiny of a police scandal and possible perjury by two officers tied to the Goodman case. He questions chief McGhee’s defense, cites Captain Taylor’s past conduct, and recalls mayoral involvement, calling for a full investigation.
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the Enterprise
High Point
Chief of Police
Goodman
Taylor
Greensboro
Hendricks
McGhee
Darky
CC. A. York
Humphries Genealogy Inquiry From Chattanooga Reader
A Chattanooga reader dated July 17, 1930 seeks information on the Humphries family origin. The letter, directed to the English Forum, notes an unauthenticated Pelham Humphries birth record circa November 17, 1798 at High Point North Carolina and questions the publication’s history content.
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Charlotte
N. C
Hawkins County
Tennessee
High Point
Pelem
Pelham
Humphries
North Carolina
Virginia
Claude -A. Pare, SR
Mulberry St
Chattanooga
Tenn
the Enterprise
Lexington Youth Ends Tree Sit After 250 Hours
Reid Black Jr ends his tree sitting after 250 hours setting a local endurance record. George McCain remains aloft, nearing the Davidson county mark as of Aug 1. manager Don Wagner locks the sitter with a rope to ensure a record.
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Lexington
Reid Black, Jr
George McCain
Young Black
Davidson County
Don Wagner
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Lamb
Funeral services were conducted at Churchland Baptist Church for Mrs Amanda Lamb widow of the late M Lamb who died at her Boone township home after a two year frail spell from a fall She was 74 years 10 months and 18 days old and is survived by a number of children and grandchildren.
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Lexington
Churchland Baptist Church
Amanda Lamb
M. Lamb
Boone Township
Lamb
Mrs Gazelle Essick Laid To Rest In Pilgrim Cemetery
Lexington August 1 Mrs Gazelle Florence Essick wife of Andrew L Essick of the Pilgrim community was buried in the Pilgrim cemetery Wednesday afternoon. The funeral service was conducted by Rev A Q Leonard. Mrs Essick is survived by her husband and three sons C Ray Wagner Foil and Elmer Essick.
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Lexington
Gazelle Florence Essick
Andrew L. Essick
Pilgrim
A. QO. Leonard
Saunders and Conrad Triumph in Yennis Doubles Match
Dr. S. S. Saunders and Rev. F. L. Conrad of High Point hospital court defeated Bill Ragan and R. Lafferty of Woodrow Avenue 4-6 6-1 6-1 to win the doubles.
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Saunders
Conrad
Yennis
S. S. Saunders
F. L. Conrad
High Point Hospital
Bill Ragan
R. Lafferty
Woodrow Avenue
California Inventor Pitches Cylinder Driven Airplane
An inventor from California proposes an aircraft powered by a revolving cylindrical mechanism with blades on both inner and outer edges instead of a traditional propeller. The concept aims to generate lift and thrust through a rotating bladesset.
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California
Cushions Allocated for Smoking Jurors in New York Court
In White Plains a New York Supreme Court juror received a cushion for chair comfort as Justice Mack’s division continues a permissive smoking policy. The judge had previously allowed jurors to remove coats and smoke, and today ordered 11 cushions from the building superintendent after a juror arrived with a briar pipe.
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White Plains
N. Y
Mack
Supreme Court
Enu Brown
Gillette Considers Takeover to End Razor Patent War
The Boston Herald reports Gillette Safety Razor may acquire Auto Strop through a stock exchange and settle the long patent litigation between the two firms. Auto Strop sued Gillette in Wilmington on April 30 over blade patent infringements. Gillette officials reportedly deny knowledge of the merger.
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Boston
Boston Herald
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Auto Strop Safety Razor Company
Auto Strop Company
Gillette Company
Wilmington
Del
the Herald
Cold light used to stimulate internal organs in medical study
Berlin researchers led by Prof. Heinrich von Bardeleben report using a special device to emit beams of pure cold light from which heat is removed. The cold light is applied to the heart stomach and other internal organs as a stimulant and potential medical treatment.
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Berlin
Heinrich von Bardeleben
Yellow attire may deter mosquitoes, study notes
A claim suggests mosquitoes avoid yellow, while blue attracts them. The text implies wearing yellow to reduce bites, though certainty is not provided and no study details are given.
Father and daughter save two from wild waves at Aynor
In Aynor South Carolina AL Hagood and Miss Helen Hagood rescued M G Huckabee and Norman Huckabee from dangerous surf. In Greensboro North Carolina Francis J Gorman UTW vice president accused the Cones of Greensboro of opposing unions in their mills during a labor address.
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Yrtle Beach
AL. R. Hagood
Helen Hagood
Aynor
M. G. Huckabee
Norman Huckabee
Camden
Reensboro
N. C
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers
Cones of
Greensboro
Patrol Captain Declares War on Reckless Drivers
A Raleigh based report quotes Captain Charles D. Farmer of the North Carolina Highway Patrol announcing an intensified crackdown on reckless motorists to cut the state's automobile death toll.
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Aleigh
N. C
Charles D. Farmer
State Highway Patrol
Ten Year-Old Crawford Hurt by Mule Kick in Albemarle
In Albemarle North Carolina Koon Crawford ten son of the police chief sustained a fractured skull from a mule kick. He was reported in stable condition at a local hospital after the incident occurred in the town.
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Lbemarle
N. C
Koon Crawford
Ten
Albemarle
Fatally burned man buried after home fire
S C Allins reports that D FP Rogers, fatally burned when his home burned, has been buried in the local cemetery. The article notes the fire origin and mentions responders.
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Allins
S. C
D. FP. Rogers
A High Hill Inspires Sacred Tranquility
The verse by Clinton Scollard in Harper's Bazaar extols a broad hill as a place of divine feel and luminous sky. It speaks of crests against the heavens, green calm, pine scent, and sun and stars unblocked by any barrier.
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Clinton Scollard
Fisheries of the United States and Alaska employ over twenty two thousand
The fisheries sectors in the United States and Alaska now support more than 22,000 jobs with an annual value around 116 million dollars.
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United States
Adalaska
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