Cure 7 80 Dollar Fee Monday January 15 1084
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High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1934
Page
4
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A literary quotation contrasts hypocrisy with doomed hope, noting that gain is meaningless when God takes the soul away. The line reflects moral critique of false virtue and existential consequence.
Teachers Endorse Slang as Enriching Language
The article notes a shift in teachers' views toward slang with growing classroom use. It quotes Dr. Walter Barnes who says liberal attitudes should not endorse vulgar errors and points to slang like chiseler as acceptable color, while condemning meaningless terms.
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Walter Barnes
New York University
National Council of Teachers of English
Roosevelt
Johnson
Barnes
Racket Shooting Corps Needed
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace vows strong action against cotton option racketeers harming Southern growers. He warns the government must close loopholes and deploy an effective racket shooting organization to protect aid programs from crooks exploiting pledges and undercutting March quotations.
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Wallace
Women Demand Style As Soviet Clothing Crisis Deepens
In Soviet Russia protests grow against drab state clothing. Women push for better style and color, challenging the ban on fashion as editors publish criticisms with government sanction. A Moscow store displays a formal dinner gown, signaling a shift in public taste and social norms.
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Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
State
Russia
Moscow
America
Germany
India
Women's demands shape new order in Russia
A provocative statement suggests communist leadership in Russia will bend to women’s demands, claiming universal desires share core traits. The remark argues that tradition yields to changing tastes, noting married men’ perspectives as evidence.
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Russia
Wages disparity fuels editorial critique of CWA pay
The Charlotte News questions why trained teachers earn 40 cents an hour on CWA projects while diggers and water carriers earn 45 cents. It cites Superintendent Harding at a school board meeting and argues for a values yardstick that honors teaching over street work.
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CWA
The
Charlotte News
Harding
Charlotte
Vest fashion and its faded signals in modern life
The piece recalls a time when a vest conveyed a wearer’s mood and rank, guiding greetings and salary talks. It contrasts past cues from red speckled waistcoats with today’s bland apparent attire, noting even gaudy vests fail as infallible guides in social interactions.
Vest fashions spark jest in literature and transit ads
The article parries fashion and literary quips about vests from Prince Arthur to Pickwick Papers. It notes a London streetcar ad praising white evening waistcoats with elastic inserts for comfort and dignity during dinner.
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Richard Blackmore
Prince Arthur
Richard
Pickwick Papers
West Indies
London
Underground
Tale of a Cop and a Hero
Bruce Catton recounts Ernest F. McCarron a Brooklyn patrolman who saved a girl from a fire at a fourth floor building then died in the effort. His sacrifice prompts reflections on police duty and public spending. Finland pays its US debt on time and may win a substantial debt reduction after State Department talks with Congress likely to approve.
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Bruce Catton
America
New York
Ernest F. McCarron
Brooklyn
McCarron
Finland
United States
France
England
State Department
Congress
Deadly Highways Near Chattanooga Increases Fatalities
A dawn Route Ringgold Road crash sent one person dead and three injured as a bus and a speeding truck burned. The report notes multiple highway fatalities near Chattanooga in a week, contrasting rail safety and highway risk.
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Ringgold Road
Chattanooga
Middle West grocer ad touts Fresh Egas
A Middle West grocer promotes Fresh Egas described as delicately mild in flavor as a concession to public speakers.
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Middle West
Hope for School Teachers Chorus Girls Pay Rise
A report notes teachers getting higher pay and chorus girls benefiting from improved wages. The piece emphasizes better compensation for school staff and performing groups linked to the school.
Huey Long vows resignation if wealth bill passes
Huey Long says he will resign and return to law practice if Congress approves his redistribution plan. He calls for limits on earnings and inheritances, and pensions for seniors, while promising to back Roosevelt measures that align with his bill. He boasts persistent opposition attempts won't topple him.
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Huey Long
Rodney Dutcher
Enterprise
Washington Corregent
Washington
Congress
Huey
North Carolina Leaders to be Honored by Society Reception
North Carolina's congressional delegation will be honored at a reception the night of January 20 at the Shoreham hotel in Washington. Invited in the receiving line are Senator and Mrs. Josiah W. Bailey, Senator and Mrs. Robert R. Reynolds, former Governor and Mrs. C. Max Gardner, and all representatives and their wives. The society's president is Gen. A. B. Williams.
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Washington
North Carolina
North Carolina Society
Shoreham Hotel
Josiah W. Bailey
Robert R. Reynolds
C. Max Gardner
Yh Gen
A. Be, Williams
U. 8
Woman in Picture Puzzle Answers
Puzzle clues list a female writer answered by hints like Yellow bugle Meadow and Dogma. Additional terms include Public garden Southeast Italian and Mother noted in plural form. The set asks nationality visionaries and terms for prepositions beds for horses and portico.
Oldest Practicing North Carolina Doctor Dies at Walnut Cove
Dr. Abram G. Jones aged 89, longtime Stokes county physician for 57 years, died at his Walnut Cove home after a three month illness. A Confederate Army veteran wounded at Chamberlain's Run, he studied at the University of Virginia and the University of the City of New York. Survived by multiple children including A. D. Jones, editor of The Greensboro Record.
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Walnut Cove
Abram G. Jones
North Carolina
Stokes County
Chamberlain's Run
Stuart
Jones
University of Virginia
University of the City of New York
L. H. Smith
Liberty
J. Lambe
Nannie Jones
Beverly N. Geass
R. Rives Jones
Ts. N. P. Stone
Winston- Salem
A. D. Jones
Greensboro Record
Theatrical Producer Oliver Morosco In Critical Condition
Hollywood January report states Oliver Morosco, famed producer part of Belasco Morosco Ziegfeld trio, lies critically ill in hospital after collapse from a heart attack. A passerby found the injured man on Hollywood Boulevard, with jaw fracture and facial bruising noted before admission. Morosco, 63, has长期 battled heart illness.
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Hollywood
Oliver Moresco
Belasco
Moresco
Ziegfield
United States
Hollywood Boulevard
Morosco
Oliver Modroseco Mitchell
You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort
Fasteeth powder keeps teeth firmly set and deodorizes with no gummy taste. To eat and laugh in comfort, sprinkle on plates. Available at Eckerd's or your druggist in three sizes.
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Ros Eckerd
Dr Hayes Ass n Plus Free Trial Offer For Blood Pressure
A dubious medical ad promises quick relief for high blood pressure with a free trial of a $1 treatment. It lists symptoms like dizziness ringing in the ears sleep troubles and weakness and claims safety unless greatly reduced. The caller is requested to send $1 and write to a Kansas City address for the Dr Hayes Association.
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Hayes
Coates
Kansas City
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