The New Deal and the Joneses Twelfth article in series
The Jones family discusses many phases of the New Deal as the recovery program becomes clearer in everyday language. This article is the twelfth in the series and expands on another problem.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1934
Page
5
The Jones family discusses many phases of the New Deal as the recovery program becomes clearer in everyday language. This article is the twelfth in the series and expands on another problem.
Pa Jones studies a newspaper map outlining Roosevelt era efforts to move toward rural industrial towns with farm land, small plants, and government financing. The piece discusses farm city experiments, decentralization, tree belts, and projects at Boulder Dam and other hydro sites as a cure for urban congestion.
Housewives are invited to order Marian Martin pattern 113 in sizes 14 to 40. The illustrated frock features a soft bodice, frilled shoulders, molded waist, puffed sleeves, and a slim skirt with patched pockets. The Winter Pattern Book offers more styles at twenty five cents a copy.
Report shows figs contain 48 percent sugar, raisins 61 percent, and dates 66 percent. The figures highlight varying sweetness levels among dried fruits.
STANBACK acts fast to soothe nerves and relieve headaches in minutes. The advertisement claims no unpleasant after effect and promotes relief from neuralgia aches and periodic pains. Trial size ten cents and economy size twenty five cents. Ady.
Notice of foreclosure sale by J Allen Austin Trustee on the property known as Lot No 20, Own-A-Home Property No 2 at 124 Wesley Place High Point Guilford County North Carolina. Sale set for 11 AM Thursday December 27 1934 following a default on the deed of trust dated August 23 1926 and substituted to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and then to Austin.
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