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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1930
Page
16
The Rev K Grady Dorsett a Republican US senate candidate appeals to North Carolina mill owners to keep night work going through winter to avoid hardship for workers and allow time for farming work in spring He cites millowners’ welfare and calls for cooperation. An abrupt final sentence on chemical substances appears as misprint.
The article outlines Jesus calling Peter Andrew James and John and inviting followership. It emphasizes Jesus humanity, wilderness preparation, and the Kingdom near at hand. It notes the gospel’s reach from Galilee to surrounding regions and the inclusive message for common people.
In Chapel Hill January analysis by Dr. C. T. Murchison of UNC School of Commerce argues textile woes stem from industry stagnation and market volatility. He advocates full integration of raw cotton to finished goods within holding structures to stabilize profits and production.
The article highlights Miss Rosamond Cook of the University of Cincinnati proposing durable, affordable standards for silk hosiery to help women buy quality. It notes that price does not determine durability, with $1.50 stockings often surpassing pricier pairs, and discusses evolving evening wear including long gloves and fashionable details that evoke prewar glamour.
A woman hurls photographs of her husband on a table crying shame and calling him an ape. The photographer retorts coldly that she should have thought of that before marrying him, in a sharp exchange reported by Tit-Bits.
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