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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1933
Page
8
The piece explains money as government backed paper with gold backing. It outlines inflation mechanisms including increasing paper money, lowering gold content, and remonetizing silver, noting the political debate and the impact on the dollar’s value. It mentions gold standards, vault reserves, and the 16 to 1 silver ratio as context.
The piece explains three inflation plans to raise prices by expanding paper money against silver or gold and assesses their effects on the economy. It cites supporters like Keynes and Fisher and opponents including Ayden Mills and Carter Glass, debating control, gold reserves, and standards.
Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees headline two shows at the Carolina theater Winston-Salem on Friday February 19 two matinee and two evening performances. He is invited to perform at the March 4 inaugural ball in Washington.
New York critics hail Noel Coward as versatile and witty as Design for Living arrives on Broadway. The piece contrasts Coward’s play with the film Cavalcade, notes his literary activity and satire in Spangled Unicorns, and mentions a charity performance program for the Authors Guild.
Davidson Senator Burgin rose in the North Carolina Senate to defend remarks about the Smoky Mountain Park commission. He cited concerns over finances, unsettled deposits, and purported mismanagement, urging restructuring and accountability along with his related bill.
An article notes iodine deficient areas away from the sea rely on sea foods for health. Sea moss offers the highest iodine, with Japanese crab, lobsters, clams and oysters rich sources. Shellfish surpass common fish for iodine content, while shrimp also contains notable amounts.
The article notes sea foods and especially Irish moss as an inexpensive iodine source. It explains sea moss usage as a gelatin substitute, its two forms, preparation steps, and a recipe for a moss thickened pudding and a sea moss ice cream with milk cream sugar and vanilla.
The Industrial Workers of the World local invites members to a meeting at 7 30 PM in association headquarters over McCrory's store. D W Bradley president says a committee behind a pamphlet alleging communist influence will be discussed.
In Knoxville Tennessee Mrs Har old Clark and Benton J. Stong's mother play contract bridge with strict adherence to system. The narrator recalls visiting Knoxville and an evening of bridge where an interesting hand arose illustrating finesse and lead choices.
In North, Mrs Clark opens one no trump. South raises to three no trump. After clever play, she secures tenace tricks and avoids risky finesses, forcing contract fulfillment despite two potential bad finesses. Mr Stong holds spades and minors, but lead into tenaces preserves the contract.
Funeral services for Miss Laura Dodamead were held at First Baptist Church with Dr. A B Conrad and Rev J M Hilliard leading. A quartet sang several hymns and pallbearers and floral coordinators were named. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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