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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1938
Page
5
The article touts Sackelford Tailoring Company offering over 500 patterns and fabrics for custom hand tailored clothes. It emphasizes personal appearance matters and predicts drape and lounge styles with lighter fabric and color for the season.
In a Reichstag address, Adolf Hitler presses for return of former German colonies. The article lists territories in Africa and the Pacific under Allied control, including German East Africa and German South West Africa, plus Cameroons, Togoland, Western Samoa, New Guinea, and islandholdings by Japan.
A local advert invites readers to select a spring wardrobe from a large selection of samples. The notice emphasizes variety and style without listing specific items or brands.
The West End Coal and Wood Company promotes a special two cards of oak or pine slabs for five with limited supply and urges prompt orders. Dry stove wood is available in one two and three dollar loads with ready delivery. C. L. Michael offers coal guidance from a veteran engineer, with the plant on the Southern Railroad back of 1801 English street and contact number 2184.
The Ingram Furniture company at 309 North Main promotes a rug sale with Mohawk rugs from 20 to 50 percent off and over 100 patterns. Prices range from 15 to 213 dollars and five days remain to shop before the sale ends.
The honeycomb consists of hexagonal cells and the queen bee has less intelligence than the worker bees. The workers perform most tasks while the queen’s influence is minimal in daily operations of the hive.
Ester P. Barlow, inventor of the aerial mine, warns the government to act quickly on his offer of free rights or risk foreign powers securing them. He claims the device could destroy an area over 100 miles square if adopted or controlled.
W. W. Cecil, manager, says Paramount Furniture at 827 North Wrenn Street High sega is gaining recognition beyond town. The firm specializes in interior redecoration and receives orders from distant states as it grows.
Supreme Heating promotes the Link-Belt stoker at 158 South Main as a low-cost automatic heat solution. H. G. Baughman cites mass production cutting costs and claims savings of 40 to 75 percent over other stokers for home heating and health protection. The plant welcomes public visits and calls 2494.
Spring promotions highlight Gold Seal console rugs as economical and durable floor coverings. The Paramount Furniture Company claims a full line of wool carpets Sandura rugs and yard goods cut to fit with modern designs and wide stock of furniture and ranges.
In Watsonville California jurors in two trials refused to accept court fees and waived traveling expenses to cut public costs. The action reflects a stance against waste and demonstrates jurors bearing minimal financial burden while serving.
The Sahara tropical footprint spans 3,459,500 square miles making it nearly as large as Europe. The comparison highlights the vast expanse of the largest hot desert.
A Tri City Billiard Parlor at 318 North Main Street in the business district is filling a community need for wholesome amusements. Citizens note its popularity with people of all ages, and eleven new Brunswick tables contribute to its appeal as a daytime and evening gathering spot.
The English street curb market near Main attracts shoppers with fresh Florida produce and a full range of dairy staples and groceries. Managed by E F Nance and team, it offers 24 hour daily service except Sundays, prompt delivery, and ample parking. The Tri City location features beer wine tobaccos and a modern beer bar with seating for a social hour.
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