Call for private funding to keep libraries thriving
The piece argues wealth concentration harms social services and urges middle class giving to sustain libraries. It notes rising demand for non fiction and social science books while fiction declines, cites library access gaps in the United States, and challenges democracy versus aristocracy in funding arts and education.
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Washington
United States
America
Carnegie
Flapper Fanny Notes Radio Receivers in Belgium
Flapper Fanny cites licenses for over 80 000 radio receiving sets in Belgium. The column then shifts to Johnny Appleseed, noting he began planting apples circa 1801 in Ohio and describing his attire a coffee sack cloak and a pan hat used for cooking.
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Belgium
Johnny Appleseed
Appleseed
Ohio
South Africa Mines Yielded 10 716 895 Ounces Gold in 1930
The Union of South Africa reported gold production of 10 716 895 fine ounces in 1930. Output tracked by major mines, confirming the country's dominance in global gold output that year.
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Union of South Africa
Questioning American Maturity as a Democracy and Life’s Finer Side
A 1934 McNaught Syndicate piece asks if America has grown into a mature democracy with a grasp of life’s finer aspects. The reflection explores civic responsibility and cultural development.
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America
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Colored News Church Services and Schedules
In the A M E Church Rev D Williamson leads with 10 am Sunday school led by H W Huling. Holy Communion at 11 am and evening service at 8 pm. Pilgrim Congressional Church led by Dr H R Walden with Sunday school at 9 45 am worship at 11 am and 7 pm Christian Endeavor at 7 pm.
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D. Williamson
H. W. Huling
Pilgrim Congressional Church
H. RR. Walden
Christian Endeavor
Washington Terrace Congregational Church Service Schedule
Rev. T. Sawyer presides with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p.m. and evening worship at 8 o'clock. Mid week Prayer service follows at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday.
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T. Sawyer
Christian Endeavor
Calvary Baptist Church Schedule Under Rev Melton
Calvary Baptist Church announces junior church at 7:00 p m Evening worship at 8 00 p m and mid week prayer service at 8 00 p m on Wednesday led by Pastor Rev J E Melton.
Emmanuel Baptist Church Weekly Services
Emmanuel Baptist Church led by Rev G W Buckrham holds a B Y P U meeting at 7:00 p m Evening worship at 8:00 p m and a mid week prayer service on Wednesday at unspecified time.
Piret Ba Church Service Schedule Revealed
Pastor Dr F Br on leads morning worship at 11 with M A Hoover as superintendent. Evening activities include B Y P VU at 6 with Mrs Sylvia Alford as president and a prayer meeting scheduled.
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Mount Vernon Baptist to Host Austin Brothers Quartet
Mt Vernon Baptist Church led by Rev BE L Kirby announces Sunday school at 9 46 a m morning worship 11 00 a m B Y P A at 6 p m evening service at 6 mid week prayer at 6 Wednesday Austin Brothers Quartet will sing Monday evening at 8 o clock. this will be the last program of its kind this season.
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G. W. Buckrham
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
BE. L. Kirby
Austin Brothers’ Quartet
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
St. Paul Holiness Church
Rev. C
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Mount Zion Baptist Church Ordains New Pastor and Deacon
Mt Zion Baptist Church annivesary week ended with ordination of acting pastor Rev A B Townsend. Rev J B Bilis Rev B G Gilmer Rev B M Frazer were ordained ministers and Houghston Lowe ordained deacon. Townsend and congregation will travel to Winston Salem Sunday at 3 PM to worship with Majority Baptist Church.
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Houghston Lowe
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Winston-Salem
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Brooks Memorial M E Church Sunday Service Schedule
Brooks Memorial M E Church led by Rev L A Brown holds morning worship at 11 o clock Epworth League at 7 p m and evening worship at 8 o clock St Mark M E Church with Rev W T Lomax conducts eight o clock Wednesday service
Anniversary Services Highlight Local Churches
The Fifth anniversary of Rev C H White’s pastorate at Cherry Street Presbyterian closes with a special program. Rev J K L White of Groveland Presbyterian in Durham preaches at 11:00 a.m. Rev Joseph Rennie D D of First Presbyterian discusses an anniversary sermon at 3:00 p.m. An expressional evening service replaces the usual eight o’clock worship.
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C. H. White
J. K L. White
Groveland Presbyterian Church
Durham
Joseph Rennie
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Wedding of Geneva Adaline to James A McRae in 1934
The couple announced the marriage on Tuesday July 3 1934 in High Point North Carolina. The bride a Relida ville Public Schools teacher and the groom principal of Reldaville High School are active in education and society. They plan a New York City honeymoon and will reside in Reidsville after September first. Also reported are a junior baseball game result and a pension roll update noting thousands of widows from various wars.
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James Andrew McRae
High Point
N. C
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New York City
Reidsville
Miss Geneva Brincefield Weds James A McRae in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Geneva Adeline Brincefield of High Point and Reidsville and Mr James Andrew McRae of Reidsville married in a small July 3 ceremony at the Brincefield home 215 Underhill Avenue. Rev J H Brower officiated before the immediate family. Formal announcements were issued by the Brincefields.
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James Andre McRae
High Point
Reidsville
Janes
Andrew McRae
T. L. Brincefield
Underhill Avenue
J. H. Brower
Asheboro
Winston-Salem
Methodist Episcopal Church
The Konarak of Orissa India's Sinful Carvings
The Konarak or Black Pagoda in Orissa India is famed as one of the world’s strangest ornate buildings with carvings of animals and humans shown committing every sin known to mankind.
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Orissa District
India
Summer Luncheon Recipes From Sister Mary’s Kitchen
A nostalgic kitchen column offers easy to prepare summer recipes. Jellied tomato soup with bouillon and whipped cream, plus a cheese and olive roulade and stuffed tomato on toast, accompany suggested menus for breakfast to dinner and a stock note about the New York Stock Exchange telegraph network.
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Rubber Price Rise Scrambles Auto Markets
Report notes over 400 rub ber parte to the average automobile as markets react to cost shifts. Industry observers cite widespread effects on production and consumer pricing, with dealers adjusting models and timelines.
Ford salesman and officer praise car reliability
A salesman reports driving about 1500 miles monthly with five Ford cars and no repairs in that period, noting no motor trouble over 100 000 miles. A police officer adds he has operated a Ford V-8 for seven months with similar reliability.
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