Quotations on friendship from scripture and classic authors
A compilation note contrasts St. John and Ovid on friendship and sacrifice. It cites John 15 13 and a saying about gold being tested by fire to prove faithfulness under trial.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
4
Insurance plan limits bank robberies with delayed time lock
The National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters promotes a delayed time lock as an insurance based ban on bank raids. In small town banks this system keeps 85 percent of cash in vaults while 15 percent remains on the counter, reducing loot and hindering robbers. Minnesota tests yielded robberies collapsing from tens of thousands to a few thousand dollars.
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National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters
Carolinas
Minnesota
Astronomer Who Found Pluto Marries Nearby
The astronomer who discovered Pluto has married, linking his star gaze with a life partner. The wedding follows his notable celestial work and signals a new chapter beyond the telescope.
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Pluto
Brain Treaties Stir Washington Critics in Business Silence
Critics who decry federal brain treaties in Washington might shout if their own businesses lack such thinking. The remark contrasts public objections with private practice, suggesting inconsistency in callouts.
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Washington
Finland Pays Off US Debt as Nation Aims for Class
The text notes Finland has paid in full its debt to the United States while hoping to become a first class nation. It adds a pessimistic view on baseball doubleheaders late in the season and discusses broad social issues including writing as a livelihood and credit spending.
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Finland
United States
The Fine Art of Loafing and Leisure Visionaries
A columnist discusses Mr. Hugh A. O Donnell s proposal to create a secretary of leisure as a counterpoint to labor and argues leisure should be guided toward constructive activities. The piece also notes parental guidance during school breaks and reviews animal language studies and a Deadwood Dick tribute monument.
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Roosevelt
Hugh A. O'Donnell
O’donnell
Harry Ferguson
United Press Dispatch
Department of Leisure
Department of Labor
NRA
O'Donnell
Mr. O'Donnell
Deadwood Dick
Seven men tried for beating freights in Raleigh
Four Negroes were sent to the roads for thirty days while three white men were freed and sent to the Federal Transient bureau. The Raleigh magistrate’s bias on a shared charge drew editorial critique for racial discrimination. The arresting officer reported no trouble taking all seven into custody.
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Raleigh
Federal Transient Bureau
News and Observer of
Parents must accept duties to children
The article argues that summer break leaves parents responsible for keeping children occupied with organized play. It urges fathers and mothers to take primary interest, plan activities, and continue the physical and developmental balance schools provide, ensuring children stay engaged without direct supervision.
Kinston Vice Conditions Dear Mr Powers and the City
Raleigh residents critique Kinston as a near Gomorrah with open gambling and bawdy houses. The letter cites attempts to defeat Solicitor James A Powers and alleges election law violations at polls. It notes a Raleigh liquor and vice ring tied to five respectable men and recalls unidentifed cabal amid raids.
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Raleigh
Kinston
America
James A. Powers
Powers
Lenoir County
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Cabal
Raleigh Times
Mystery Notes Sparsely Connected Snippets
A collection of quirky lines and reflections from a small town voice. The text touches on federal funding, coffee and whiskey scarcity, sleep and meat, legal phrasing, a spinster correcting herself about age, and dates noting September and June trends in college attendance.
New York Celebrity Fad Fades As Stars Shrink From Sight
In Manhattan the autograph trade cools as Lindbergh and Garbo remain the only truly sought figures. Celebrities like Rudy Vallee Pickford and O. MelIntrye slip from public view while Sid Silverman and Marie S. steer Variety. Harlem shifts from flash to chic as Bill Robinson named Mayor of Harlem and the bicycle craze revives.
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New York
Manhattan
Rudy Vallee
Mary Pickford
Lionel Barrymore
Broadway
Jerit#a
Lily Pons
la Guardia
West 46Th Street
Jimmy Walker
Babe Ruth
Sime Silverman
Sid
Abel Green
Jack Pulaski
Hollywood
Marie Saxon
Harlem
Bill Robinson
Robinson
Eddie Cantor
Modern Etiquette Q A Wedding Breakfast and Virtues
The correct paper size varies but larger sheets are preferable to small. For wedding breakfast the bride and bridegroom enter first. The three S virtues are sincerity simplicity and self restraint.
Look and Learn Look and Learn by A G Gordon
Answers cover Pompadour origin with Mme Pompadour mistress of Louis XV of France and the 1933 Chicago World's Fair average daily attendance about 200000. A re troussé nose means turned up in French. Henry refers to Sidney Porter, an author. Mississippi runs 2466 miles and Missouri 2551 miles.
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Pompadour
Henry
Mississippi
Missouri
Mme. Pompadour
Louis XV
France
Sidney Porter
Daily Lessons In English Word Study and Usage
A compact note by W. L. Gordon on common word usage errors and mispronunciations. It features guidance on phrases like every one versus everyone, explains often misspelled terms such as serviceable, and presents today’s word disdainful with examples and pronunciation hints.
How Can I Make Clothes Whiter and More
Advice column style questions answer common domestic tasks. Anne Ashley explains using hot bluing for whiter laundry and egg whites for sprain care. Also suggests leaf baking powder to prevent cake running over.
Cigaret Girl and a Puzzle of Operatic Clues
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle references famous operatic heroines, gods, and descriptive terms, with hints about characters like Prosper and Geraldine, plus various linguistic and botanical terms.
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Prosper
Global count shows 205 to 210 Christian denominations
An estimate places the number of distinct Christian sects worldwide at about 205 to 210. The figure reflects the varied expressions of faith across regions and cultures.
The Last Laugh Hoax and Honest Report
A brown leather purse lies on the ground as a jeering crowd mocks passersby. A woman finally returns the purse and reveals a roll of blue inside, and she comments on honesty while the youths remain silent.
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