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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
3
Marian Martin pattern 9214 offers a long panel back and front with a deep V bodice to slim the look. Inverted pleats keep a slender skirt, satin backed crepe suggested for contrast and cuffs. Order sizes 34 to 48 with fabric needs and 15 cents per pattern plus book option.
Washington officials study a plan to raise 1935 flue-cured tobacco production to meet world demand. A committee led by Claude Hall proposed an 85 percent of base acreage target and a production level of 640 million pounds for next year, with rental payments adjusted for growers over 85 percent but under 90 percent.
Aarr en predicts that a compulsory potato control bill will be among the first introduced in Congress this session. Representative from North Carolina told growers voluntary agreements were not worth the paper they are written on and urged a mandatory approach. He linked the issue to sharecropping and criticized current arrangements as intractable in North Carolina.
An old newspaper cough remedy ad urges quick action for relief. It promotes Creomulsion as powerful medicine and notes the druggist can authorize refunds if not satisfied.
The text notes share cropping as a principal cause of potato overproduction. Governor Ehringhaus urges a federal trade commission inquiry while Representatives Bland and Barden Carden pledge full backing for potato control legislation.
In Greensboro on December 14, 71 year old watchman James W. Wood was fatally struck by a trackless trolley at a street intersection. Trolley operator Walter Schlachter will face a preliminary hearing on December 19.
NEA Service staff writer Mary E. Dague outlines five rules for planning balanced meals. She stresses a diet with 10-15 percent protein 25 percent fat and 60-65 percent carbohydrates plus minerals vitamins and protective foods.
The article argues that cabbage beetgreens tomato juice and affordable cuts of meat can supply vitamins and protein in place of pricier items. It lists a daily menu with breakfast lunch and dinner featuring tomato juice cereal onions croutons carrot sticks and lamb with cabbage pineapple salad and eggless pudding.
The excerpt cites Aristotle arguing that women should marry at eighteen to twenty, while men should wait until they reach maturity. The fragment reflects historical gender norms attributed to the philosopher.
New York December article reports Leo Schild known as the man who couldn't die is freed of illegal possession of firearms after a court ruling. A gun was found on a grave many miles away from Schild when he was found alive after shooting himself twice. His case involved a Sullivan anti firearm law and a planned operation to remove two bullets from his head.
Local union No. 1021 of Furniture Workers holds a members only meeting tonight at seven at Central Labor Union hall 127 1 2 North Wrenn Street. Important business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
An entry stating that Salem did not burn witches, contradicting common folklore and longstanding misconception about the town’s history. No specific dates or figures are provided.
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