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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
9
The New York market showed wide swings with industrials and utilities drifting. Traders cited a volatile session as several key names moved on earnings and policy cues while blue chips faced buy ranges and selling pressure.
In Turkey the lower classes invest savings in copper cooking vessels and a family’s standing is judged by their number. The text notes fifteen thousand wives seek separation orders in British courts annually while 3,500 husbands go to prison rather than pay court fixed allowances.
The Harmons thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of their husband and father Mrs. D. N. Harmon and family note the floral designs and bless everyone.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that high strung children sleep poorly due to ongoing mental activity and auto intoxication from diet or infection. She outlines restless bed routines, the need for calm evenings, and insists consistent wake times to form a routine, with doctors consulted if mornings remain unwell.
Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum analyzes shifting gender roles and the risk of social upheaval if men lose influence. He cites ancient practices in Egypt Sumatra Samoa Tuaregs and Ceylon to illustrate power dynamics and urges schools to teach home making alongside earning a living. He warns of broken homes and increasing insanity without balancing career and domestic life.
Anthony Hall a former police inspector declares himself King Anthony the First and warns the Duke of Norfolk to attend Edward's coronation at their peril. He says heads will fly for those aiding a coronation of non royal blood while asserting Tudor lineage.
Horatio Greenough became the first American sculptor employed by the Capitol. Commissioned by Congress in 1832, he was tasked with forming a statue of Washington.
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