Advertising and news note from High Point Enterprise
The High Point Enterprise announces its advertising and news collaboration details. It credits The Associated Press for dispatched news and lists national advertising representatives in New York Chicago and Brunswick building.
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National Advertising Representatives Forest
Landis and Kohn
Brunswick Building
Fifth Ave
New York
Peoples Gas
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
Whistling Boy Lifts Spirits Amid City Life
A brief, nostalgic column notes how a small boy whistling can renew hope and courage in adults facing life’s trials. The piece contrasts music’s power with grand symphonies and reflects on resilience through simple, everyday acts.
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Berton Braley
Behaving Under Stress in Davidson County
An editorial commends police restraint after a black man’s assault on a white woman in Davidson County. It argues for lawful due process, condemns lynch mob action, and warns that swift extrajudicial punishment harms justice and the state’s name.
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Davidson County
North Carolina
Rotary Back-to-School Drive Boosts Youth Work Nationwide
Rotary clubs across the country report twenty five thousand boys and girls kept in school through the back-to-school movement started in 1920 by Blackwell Oklahoma. Hugh Van der Walker heads the International committee on Boys' Work at the Los Angeles convention. Attendance rules and the spread of Rotary membership are highlighted as key to the organization’s efficiency.
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Rotary Clubs
Hugh van der Walker
Ypsilanti
Mich
International Rotary Committee On
Los Angeles
Ment
Rotary Club
Blackwell
Okla
van der Walker
George C. Diehl
Buffalo
N. Y
International Rotary
Chicago
Shippers urged to push case against rail rate hikes
High Point’s transportation committee and local shippers urge raising funds to present the shipping case as railroads seek rate increases. A 10 percent cut by the ICC could be wiped out if higher rates materialize, costing North Carolina cities compared with Virginia hubs and threatening Cincinnati and Louisville price gaps.
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Chamber of Commerce
High Point
North Carolina
Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati
Louisville
House with Burr and Hamilton ties sells on King Street
A historic home at 17 King Street, once owned by Aaron Burr, later passed to Alexander Hamilton II in 1825, and tied to Congress Street alley lore, has sold. Judge Vanhope Lynn has owned it for 32 years.
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King Street
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton II
Burr
Hamilton
Congress Street
Hurr
Vanhope Lynn
Paris Dances Introduce Passetto Ondulala Fox Trot Variant
The Passetto and the Ondu lada replace the shimmy as Paris fashions shift. Passetto is an Italian invention danced to a waltz rhythm, and Ondulala adapts the Spanish Schattische. A new Paris approved fox trot novelty spreads, noted for its gliding, Linganorous style.
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Paris
Carroll plans real green room for Earl Car roll theater
The green room will be a real green room next fall with a library a fire place and other features of classic green rooms. It will serve as a meeting place for celebrities and Hugh Walpole has agreed to give an intimate talk there.
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Earl Carroll Theater
Mr Carroll
Hugh Walpole
City loans draw fast on market for Prague and Brazil
A $7.4 million loan for the City of Prague and a $25.6 million loan for Brazil were issued quickly after being placed on the market, illustrating strong demand for government financing.
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Prague
Brazil
Chauve Souris at Century Roof Gains Loyal New York Crowd
Nikita Balieff opens Chauve Souris at the Century Roof with a Russian atmosphere and a growing following. N Remisoff decorates the intimate playhouse while the Parade of the Wooden Soldiers remains the crowd favorite among new acts of comedy, tragedy, music, and color.
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Nikita Balieff
New York
N. Remisoff
The Stage Fight Over Marital Bans in Contracts
New York letters discuss how theater contracts bar marriage for stars. Managers argue audiences reject actors with families, while lawyers question if such clauses violate public policy amid the clash of personal freedom and show business norms.
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New York
Jess
Professon
Chauve Souris impresses with artful perfection and vibrant bill
A review praises Chauve Souris for its artistic polish and the lively vitality of the performers and acts on the program, noting the entire bill captivates audiences with energy and craft.
Common Sense Sleep Guidance for Health and Rest
A discussion of sleep needs across ages and conditions. It notes eight to ten hours for many adults, infants sleeping most of the day, and more sleep required in colder climates. It urges a cool dark quiet room, regular bedtimes, and avoidance of routines that disrupt sleep, listing several causes of sleeplessness.
Expulsion of Noel L. Carpender on New York Stock Exchange
New York June 9 The expulsion of Noel L. Carpender from NYSE membership was announced today. He was a floor member of Carpender Caffrey Co which was declared insolvent May 9.
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New York
Noel L. Carpender
New York Stock Exchange
Tasteday
Rostgum
Carpender, Caffrey & Co
Kiss Rhymes With Kass and Miss in Common Wordplay
A playful note observes how kiss rhymes with Kass and Miss, highlighting shared sound patterns and common usage in poetry and names.
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Kiss
Kass
Miss
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