England's Mass Production Furniture Plant Compared to U.S.
The author notes a remarkable English furniture factory, larger and more efficiently organized than any American plant. He plans to visit to study its setup and program, hinting at a compelling story behind its vast structure and mass production methods.
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High Point
Manhattan Liner Europa Sparks Bon Voyage Spectacle in New York
A festive scene marks the Europa departure and arrival as crowds surround the liner at the docks. The writer observes the joyous ritual, the gangplanks, tugs, and the bustling activity that follows such transatlantic sailings. He notes the public thrill at airship von Hindenburg’s daytime pass overhead and reconnects with a former college roommate at the AP office.
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Gotham
von Hindenburg
Manhattan
New York
Associated Press
New York Votes and Voice Amid Roosevelt and Lehman Talk
New York shows a mixed reading of the national ticket with businessmen optimistic about Roosevelt. But local hotel and cafe chatter doubts Roosevelt will win the state, while Lehman is seen as a potential lemon for national prospects. Tammany weighs support or opposition to the administration as confidence rises in business gains but fades at federal headlines.
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New York
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Capitol
Sidney Kingsley
Kingsley
East River
Gimpty
Martin
J. M
Iss White
Iris Carr
Iris
Miss Frey
Irie
London
Crossing the January Liquor Law Bridge in North Carolina
A North Carolina January legislature faces whether to go wet or dry and how liquor would be distributed. The liquor commission studies policy, questions arise about county versus state or private stores and whether eateries could serve alcohol. The discussion notes no clear public stance yet.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Hearing Calls to Address Question
North Carolina citizens urge immediate hearings on a pressing issue as many seek to be heard and lawmakers face potential trouble without prompt public discussion.
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North Carolina
United World State through Spiritual Forces of Peace
The author argues a global state is possible if nations shed reliance on force and unite under spiritual principles. Citing history and figures like William Penn and Pope Leo I, he urges education and church-backed values to build a world order guided by nonviolent cooperation rather than conquest.
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American Friends Service Committee
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Robert Browning
England
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Queen Victoria
Irish Free State
Ireland
William Jennings Bryan
Moses
Pharaoh
Alexis Carrell
Thomas Menes
Dollfuss
Lord Kitchener
Mr. Forman
Mother Shipton
Africa
Kilimajaro
Brent m
Ana
Chara
Chil Andes
B. M
Random House
Ace
John Strachey
Ra House
Helen Train
Hilles
New Random House
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Sara Bard Fie
Darks Plain
Miss Field
Farrar & Rinehart
Henry James Forman
the &T
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Childre
John Hall Wheelock
Charles Scribner's Sons Intober
Poe
Steele
Charles Scrib Sons
Charles Alston
Harlem Hospi
Ben L. Smithnamed Greensboro schools leader praised
A Greensboro editorial lauds Ben L. Smith recently elected superintendent, calling him a capable executive and a deeply flowing citizen who greets duties without ostentation. The writer notes Clyde Hoey’s possible influence in the praise and remarks on the novel descriptor deeply flowing.
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Ben L. Smith
Greensboro
Guy B. Phillips
Mr. Smith
Shelby
Clyde Hoey
Clyde
High Point memories from a guest writer
August 16 1986 guest writer recalls a past High Point era with Gus Browns cafe Joe Rawley shop and local figures like Jack Furgurson Harvey Mathews and Tinker Farriss. He mentions city politics, old Main Street columns and the various local anecdotes that shaped The Enterprise and the Pint. The piece blends nostalgia with criticism of self appointed bosses and local governance.
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Jack
Lefty
Furgurson
Harvey Mathews
Joe Rawley
Morgantha
Harry E
Marylily Fisher
West Virginia
Pluto
Miss Minnie
Tinker” Farriss
Steve Clark
John
Otta
Perce Kirkman
Knox
Mr. Gibson
The Movie as a Dream Vision by Victor P. Hammer
A verse praising cinema as a dreamlike force that carries viewers to distant lands and reveals life’s flow. It calls film a tide of knowledge that awakens minds, elevates heroes, and inspires humanity to seek truth and service beyond comfort.
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Victor P. Hammer
Deeply Flowing Lives and The Story of Prophecy
A reflective piece contrasts figures of Disraeli Gladstone and Bryan as deeply flowing lives shaping history, then reviews Henry James Forman’s The Story of Prophecy and several contemporary works including Dead End and The Wheel Spins, noting themes of fate, society, and human resilience.
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Henry James Forman
Farrar & Rinehart
Roses of Care Move a Patient and a Community
A letter from John Younts of Trinity North Carolina praises Burrus Memorial hospital nurses and staff Dr H L Brockmann and Miss Gilbert Muse for compassionate care during a long admission His note urges appreciation of hospital workers while alive and recalls cheerful service The piece also notes unrelated items about a Detroit man and Reichsfuehrer Hitler during a Heil Hitler reference period
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Burrus Memorial Hospital
H. L. Brockmann
Gilbert Muse
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