Tobacco output soars in 1931 farm year peaks
U S tobacco production reached over 1.61 billion pounds on 2 019 000 acres in 1931 with sales totaling 156 097 000 dollars.
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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1933
Page
3
Darling Fool To Begin Here Today
Monnie O'Dare loves Dan Cardigan, a wealthy man out west with friends including Sandra Lawrence who schemes for Dan. Monnie works in a drug store as Miss Anstice Cory, rich in inheritance, invites Monnie to Europe. A hoped Dan letter arrives too late and Monnie accepts the invitation. Dan returns as the departure begins.
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Monnie O'Dare
Dan Cardigan
Sandra Lawrence
Sandra
Monnie
Dan
O'Dares
Miss Anstice Cory
Europe
Miss Cory
Belvedere
Dad
Springs
Rarin
Lawrence
Kay O’dare
Kay
Dan in Chicago Mood Warps Wedding Plans
In Chicago amid rain and neon reflections, Dan frets after writing to Monnie canceling January marriage. He recalls family pressure from his mother and Mr. Lawrence and worries about his father’s finances. He hopes Monnie responds, suspecting his own mood prompted the message.
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Dan
Chicago
Monnie
Sandra
Mr. Lawrence
Belvedere
Belvedere Stars
Nate Billip
Nate
West
Mr. Cardigan
How to Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes
A brief ad touts the B C remedy for fast headache relief and related symptoms. It highlights a pharmacist made preparation claimed to act quickly without opiates and mentions 10 and 25 cent packages.
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B. C
Two Charity Card Parties Held in Asheboro
Mrs Charles McCrary and Mrs Frank McCrary hosted two afternoon board parties with ten tables and summer floral decor. Prize winners included Mrs Leon Crawford, Mrs Shelton Burkhead, Mrs O L Presnell, and Miss Mabel Parrish who received colonial candy jars and cigarette holders. The Moring golden wedding anniversary was announced for May 24 with informal hours and no gifts. Miss Jane Page Walker led the Junior Sewing club gathering.
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Asheboro
Charles McCrary
Frank McCrary
Leon Crawford
Shelton Burkhead
O. L. Presnell
Mabel Parrish
W. H. Moring
North Carolina April fire losses show sharp drop
State figures released by Insurance Commissioner Dan C. Boney show April fire losses statewide totaling 254 490 from 209 fires, about half of April 1932’s loss of 491 722 from 273 fires. Major fires included Morehead City hotel and contests 50 000 Edenton motor transfer garage 16 000 Mecklenburg county dwelling 10 000. Asheville Lexington Waynesville and other towns reported no losses in April.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Dan C. Boney
Boney
Morehead City
Edenton
Mecklenburg County
Asheville
Lexington
Waynesville
Graham
Bethel
Manteo
Farmville
Louisburg
Siler City
Washington
Burnsville
Marion
Mount Olive
Zebulon
Benson
Spring Hope
Leaksville
Pinehurst
Tarboro
Nashville
Safety first in bidding contract hands says expert
In contract bidding the key is hand safety not high cards or distribution. When partner supports a suit, show support to gauge safety. A sample hand in spades shows that long suits can risk freak distributions, so the correct plan may be a no trump contract.
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North
West
The Bridge Bidding Debate on Psychic One No Trump
The article discusses opening one no trump in the constructive system, its strength, and how North may jump to three spades while South with two aces bids three no trump. It contrasts common practice with the idea of a psychic one no trump and its implications for partnership signaling.
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North
South
Isle of Dogs Name Origin Tied to Royal Kennels
The Isle of Dogs gains its name from the king of England keeping his royal kennels there when Greenwich served as a royal residence.
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Isle of Dogs
King of England
Greenwich
New Guinea Chickens Fed Seed Grow Giant Eggs
Report describes natives feeding chickens a seed that causes eggs to swell many times their normal size after ten days in a mangrove swamp’s humid air.
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New Guinea
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