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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1933
Page
4
Move to curb stock market gambling signals policy shift
The article reports possible federal restraint on speculative trading under President Roosevelt. It notes bank collateral tightening in New York, exchanges reducing trading hours to noon start, and calls for public care as officials signal regulatory action to slow rapid gains and protect small investors. The tone reflects cautious Wall Street and Washington coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Roosevelt
Durham Herald
New York City
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Soybeans urged as staple calcium rich food source
The soybean, long used mainly as animal feed, is proposed as a major American diet staple due to its high calcium content. Studies indicate soy curd is efficient for calcium, reflecting its widespread use in China for millennia and potential to replace other dairy and animal products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
South China
Yenching University
Peiping
Importance of lime in diet and alternatives to meet daily needs
The article explains lime as essential for bones nerves and blood and notes daily loss of seven to ten grains needing replacement. It compares lime content in foods citing pine flour meat fat milk and introduces soybeans as a cheap, plentiful source to help meet requirements.
Why Not a Political Code for Politicians
The State Carl Goerch asks why no ethics code for politicians as Raleigh publishes a weekly magazine and suggests lawmakers need stricter rules. He jokes General Johnson might offer a model straight jacket, perhaps patterned after a corkscrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Goerch
Raleigh
Goerch
General Johnson
Caught Short but Making Money in Catalog House Trade
The mail order catalog houses face a paradox as spring price forecasts miss the recovery and firms must buy on the open market at higher costs. Despite underestimating prices, two major firms reportedly post profits after being caught short by increased buying and price advances.
Sea tradition shows captains' sacrifice at sea
Bruce Catton recalls a tanker fire off the Carolina coast where crew are rescued by lifeboats while the captain remains at his post and sinks with the ship. He notes this sea tradition as a noble relic inspiring ashore leaders to emulate such courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Carolina
Bankers Buy Time While Depositors Sink
The article notes inquiries into closed banks uncovering bankers who saved themselves by selling stock and withdrawing accounts, leaving depositors and stockholders to face losses as the financial ship faltered in a harsh winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Call to uphold duty on shore and on roads
The text condemns lapses of industrial leaders and the looting of firms via holding companies while praising honest bankers and businessmen. It urges a stricter license code and stronger highway patrol to stop hit-and-run drivers who flee事故 and emphasizes removing such drivers from the roads to reduce accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Noted Novelist Anthony Hope Dies and Avatars of Adventure
The article recalls Anthony Hope Hawkins author of The Prisoner of Zenda and his romantic impact on readers. It also praises aviator Jimmy Mattern for his daring Siberian landing and pursuit of world flight. It ends with a call to ratify a permanent child labor amendment amid textile code limits and school-age workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hope Hawkins
Anthony Hope
England
Europe
Jimmy Mattern
Jimmy
United States
Prohibition repeal wins shake Solid South outlook
Commentary notes victory margins in Alabama and Arkansas hint at shifting political currents, with anti prohibition sentiment altering traditional party loyalties in the region. The piece argues the South may be less cohesive as a voting bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Arkansas
Quote on neckties and gravy color in marriage advice
The remark suggests a humorous standard for husbands choosing a necktie color to match the color of their wife’s gravy. It reflects a lighthearted domestic joke rather than a factual event or person.
Boston Fund Endows Underwear For Andover Students
A $12 000 fund intended to supply flannel underwear to Andover Theological Seminary students has sat untouched for years. The piece notes that young preachers may expect to earn money later in life, leaving the grant unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dispatch
Andover Theological
Italian bachelors taxed for not marrying
Unmarried men in Italy pay a yearly tax of 65 dollars for the privilege of remaining bachelors. Many husbands would say the tax is worth the freedom it preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
New York Legislature Calls Special Session on City Taxes
New York has convened a special session of the Legislature to grant cities authority to levy new forms of taxes. It is questioned whether any tax options have been overlooked and should be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cotton relief drive nets 3.9 million bales pledged
Secretary Wallace hails cotton acreage cuts as Keystone of recovery and notes success in mobilizing 25 000 field workers to survey 2 million farmers and verify contracts while weeding through logistics and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Enterprise Washington Correspondent
Washington
Cully Cobb
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Georgia, Farm Journal
Cobb
Cotton Belt
Sam
Ota
Cleaning Woman and Crashing Dreams in a Shared Flat
Sue laments poverty after job loss as the two women, Sarah Lou and Jo Thornton, recount their ruined finances. They circle issues of food, bills, and the vanished means to live, while a tense argument reveals strain and fear. The scene underscores precarious survival in a close living arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Sarah Lou
Sue
Poyle Bue
Ineriia
Mama the Pennies
Gue
Hamburg
Jo Thornton
Bue
Worker Letters Push For Fair Wages Across Mills
A reader lambasts factory owners for vast profits while workers struggle to earn enough for bread and meat. He argues eight hour days yield pay only for four and criticizes high salaries amid labor unrest and strike sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
Engagement Announcement Rules Appear in Etiquette Guide
A etiquette note states engagements should be announced when the bride elect first publicly wears her engagement ring. The guideline emphasizes timing and social tradition in formal announcements.
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