Fifteen Good Years and Better Ahead
The Southern Furniture and Rug Market opens for its 31st semi annual run marking its fifteenth anniversary with strong growth and bright prospects. Thousands of buyers exhibitors and manufacturers descend on High Point with expectations of significant orders and rising production nationwide. The South cements its role as America’s furniture capital and High Point as the market hub.]
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Grand Rapids
Chicago
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
South
America
High Point
Hindenburg Stirs Up Navy Storm in Atlantic Flight
The era of heavier-than-air craft links sorrow with pride as the Hindenburg raises Navy concerns while German airships operate on regular transatlantic routes, drawing renewed scrutiny of air power and safety.
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Atlantic
Hindenburg Visit Spurs Debate on US Airship Plans
Secretary Dern lauds the Hindenburg during a U S tour while navy observers ride aboard the airship. Officials weigh whether the United States will reembrace dirigibles as safer and more practical aviation tools amid concerns among American experts.
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Hindenburg
George H. Dern
United States
Navy Department
Age Line Fetish Disappearing
The American Automobile Association questions if women reveal age easily in a national safer driving contest. A contestant claimed she was “fifty-ish” while another said she was “over eighteen” as self perception and modern beauty trends reshape attitudes toward aging.
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American Automobile Association
Free City of Danzig Frozen in Nazism
Dr. Arthur Karl Greiser as president of the Danzig senate issues decrees effectively sidelining the Free City's constitution to crush Nazi opposition. The move signals heightened German aggression and tensions in Europe as Helgoland fortifications rise without treaty consent.
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Free City OF
Danzig
Arthur Karl Greiser
Free City
Poland
Germany
Hitler
Europe
Helgoland
Gibraltar
Civil service urged for police in North Carolina
Police officials from across North Carolina gathered at Chapel Hill and urged that civil service be used to depoliticize police appointments. They argued law enforcement should be the sole criterion for hiring and that politics erodes public safety and respect for the law.
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North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Baby and daughter arrive together at Irving Relins
A daughter and her baby arrive together at Irving Relins. Details on the penne girl’s thoughts about the newborn are not yet known.
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Irving Rerlins
Everest the Giant Boxer Emerges from Europe
A towering boxing figure arrives from Central Europe and dwarfs the Ambling Alp in size. If he favors lounging in the ring, the nickname Everest would suit him well.
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Europe
Everest
What Kind Of A Civilization Shall We Build
Tom Alderman Sykes argues for constructive effort to shape a better world order amid grave global tension. He critiques armament buildup and fragile treaties, warns that fragile weaker nations trading patience could trigger disastrous wars, and rejects a civilization based on destructive warfare.
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London
Britain
United States
Japan
Germany
Italy
Parkes Cadman
Cadman
Shropshire
England
Dr. Cadman
Phillips Brooks
Lyman Abbot
Henry van Dyke
Horace Bushnell
Statistical Motherhood and Odd Newspaper Fragments
A collage of personal notes and observations from Field Glass dated July 19 1936. The author claims motherhood of a boy named James Thomas Fields born February 5 1936 and discusses age identity, Thanksgiving birds, grasshoppers and turkeys, theater seating habits, and political sentiment within a stream of semi coherent vignettes. The piece ends noting motherhood being no picnic.
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N. C
Tax rate cut praised by city leaders and residents
Editor praises the city council mayor and city manager for the announced tax reduction while contrasting Greensboro planning a rate increase. Also notes Max Schmeling's German home was struck by lightning with no injuries.
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Flagler
Enterprise
City Hall
Knox
Greensboro
Max Schmeling
Germany
No clear headline due to fragmented text
The text is a jumble of truncated items mentioning the League of Nations, Germany, a Brooklyn girl, a Hollywood trip, Clark Gable, and a note about J. P. Morgan and a drastic diet. No coherent event or individuals can be confirmed for a factual summary.
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League of Nations
Germany
Free City
Dansig
Brooklyn
Hollywood
Clark Gable
Evolution of the Simian Family through Medical Odds
The family cabeza John Simian undergoes a sequence of appendicitis related surgeries from 1906 to 1946. John II and III follow with appendectomies during downturns, aiming economic prudence. The note adds a witty aside on the simplification of the Henglish language.
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John Simian
John Simianii
John Simian III
Little John IV
Henglish
A Meeting on Politics and Shared Humanity
A chance conversation in a small store reveals how Democrats and Republicans can find common ground. The speaker recalls discussing weather gardens and tariff views with a citizen who admitted Republican leanings, ending with a mutual nod to living in peace despite imperfect sympathies.
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Middle West
Thought on torn garments and reputations in church history
The piece reflects on how names tainted by just reproach can recover through history. It cites Moses David Peter Columbus Bacon and Cadman, then honors enduring spiritual leaders and ends with a poem about a mimosa tree and a poet, Clara Werth Bryan.
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the Enterprise
Bishop Hall
Moses
Israel
Egypt
David
Peter
Christopher Columbus
Francis Bacon
Browning
Clara Werth
Bryan
Contemporary Trends in South to Padre Travel Notes
Dorothy Childs Hagner recounts a New York couple's road trip in a Ford to Padre Island off Texas with entries on floods mosquitoes and surf fishing. They proceed to Mexico in search of models souvenirs and scenery highlighting practical travel and vivid scenes from their journey.
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Padre
Dorothy Childs Hagner
New York
Lothrop, Lee, and Shepard Co
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Gulf
Mexico
Hogner
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High Point Enterprise
J.B. Rawloy
B. Terry
Business Met Editor
High Int
Associated Press
N.C
National Advertising Representative & Katz Special Adv
Agency General Office
New York City
Tom Alderman Sykes
By Jack Field
Annals of Human Criteria
Huha
Seata
British Empire
Fred Fiagier
J. P. Morgan
Blue Mountains
Alan Hyder
Claude Kendall, Inc
Start Hansone
Start
Starr
West Indies
B. M
Eugene Jolas
the Hague
Holland
Service Press
Ransition
James Joyce
Ulysses
Gertrude Stein
Joyce
Jolas
Transition
West 42Nd Street
HOR
ACR
Cas
Kraemer, Jr
M Library, Inc
Horace
Quintus Horatius Flaccus
Mer
K Carasso
Henry Son
Mpiuere
Ka Carasso
Con
J. M
Gale Wilhelm
Random House
Corning
Dom House
Rivers OF America
Farrar & Hart
Constance Lindsay
Hudson R
Rourke
Powder River
Missner
Ameri
Lippincott WG PU
India
Mark Channing
Wynne
Dr. Eustace
Patricia Worth
Georger Orwell
Paris
Harper Brothers
Infordshire
Miriam Hopking
France
Cert
Miss Hopking
Miss Stein
Thornton Wilder
Misa Stein
Miss
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