High Point Enterprise Advertising Directory Snippet
A readable fragment lists advertising and news department contacts for High Point Enterprise. It names the Business and Circulation Advertising Department and the News Department with addresses for regional representatives in New York Chicago and Wick building.
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Telephones
Advertising Department
News Department
National Advertising Representatives Forest
Landis and Kohn Brunswick Building
Fifth Ave
New York
Peoples Gas
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
Pishing and Patter of Roving Jesters
A humorous collection of jests and snippets ranging from a poem about waiting for fish to quips about public figures, politics, and daily life. It cites a 1922 copyright and breezy one liners about celebrities, comets, lipsticks, and long marriages.
Radio Mystery and Wireless History Reflected in 1920s Musings
A reflective piece argues radio’s allure lies in the mystery of wireless itself more than the music heard. It traces early wireless pioneers Faraday Hertz and Marconi, noting evolving tech and public fascination with unseen signals. It also touches on North Carolina health trends and farming to suggest broader societal progress.
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Betty
Faraday
Heinrich Hertz
William Crookes
Marconi
Atlantic
Radice
Viewpoint On Economic Outlook Budges Toward Revival
PREPOREAL VIEWPOINT discusses a cautious optimistic view of the business climate. Secretary Davis cites a drop in unemployment while Eugene Meyer Jr. of the War Finance Corporation urges bankers to accelerate property activity after years of slow momentum.
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Columba
Davis
Department of Labor
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Bankers of Georgia
Meyer
Financial figures from leaders forecast brighter times
The article cites Meyer and Gary arguing the farm aid program and steel industry hope to lift the economy. Morgan remarks that the United States will rebound as fundamentals improve, while Davis holds full labor statistics to back claims of eventual prosperity.
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Meyer
Eugene
Gary
Steel Trust
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paris
United States
Morgan
Finance
Davis
Department Labor
Doubt Removed on Muscle Shoals Decision Now Urgent
Congress should accept the attorney general’s pinion and settle the Muscle Shoals matter promptly. Delany’s view reduces doubts about leasing powers, while Alabama Power and Air Nitrates threaten litigation. Congress must act to avoid further government losses and delay.
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Congress
United States
Deliny
Dareherty
Supreme Court
Daugherty
Alabama Power Company
Air Nitrates Corporation
New Household Training at Pratt Institute Aims Low Cost
New York letter reports Pratt Institute offers a housekeeping and home management program with a goal of providing meals for workers at about one dollar eighty four cents daily. Frederick W. Lowe leads the department, aiming to show attractive homes and good food can be affordable for small salaries when paired with a well trained wife.
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New York
Pratt Insitute
Uyewiyayo
Frederick W. Iowe
Department of
Household Science and Arts
The Rise of Legislation as a Major Business Force
Armand J. Coigne of Coigne's Reports notes the U S presses near 45000 laws yearly across states and Congress. He explains how lawmaking dominates business concerns with vast telegram traffic and extensive bills. He compares his service to Dun and Bradstreet in credits and highlights New York's 1000 women newspaper workers.
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Armand J. Coigne
Coigne
Congress
Oigne
Jan
Pradstreet
Market fruit judges origin by look of berry
The Washington market fruit sellers can tell whether a strawberry is from Delaware Maryland or New Jersey by its appearance. This keen eye marks a notable skill among local traders.
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Bernard Shaw
London
Washington Market
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Vacation Rail Line Draws Record Holiday Departure
The city saw its largest Decoration Day exodus with estimates of 273,000 people leaving on a three day rail getaway, as officials noted railroads faced surging travel demand.
Two Main Terminals Draw Crowds Amid Weekend Travel
Report notes two principal railroad terminals busy on Saturday with thousands more leaving Sunday and many during the weekend by car. Mentions a rumored three million dollars in Soviet gold allegedly hidden in the city and tug importer Alfred Telfegan seeking its location. Also references awards for Eugene ONeill plays and past Pulitzer winners.
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Alfred Telfegan
Russia
Red Army
Naional Bank of Commerce
Guaranty Trust
Common Sense Ways To Health
Common Sense Ways To Health warns parents about child snuffles or colds. It describes symptoms such as chilliness headache watery nasal discharge and breathing difficulty. The article cautions that colds can lead to bronchitis pneumonia and other complications if not addressed and stresses removal of causes and careful living conditions for children.
Late Arrivals At High Point Hotels
A fragmented list of names and cities appears to document guests or arrivals at hotels in High Point and surrounding areas. The text includes numerous individuals from Charlotte Raleigh Lincolnton Richmond New York and other locales, with scattered affiliations and states.
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High Point
Richmond
H. Kline
New York
P. C.tomlin
Asheville
W. W. McClellan
J. L. Leaderman
Martinsville
Whar A. Gatty
Boston
I. W. Parr
Manassas
J. L.carter
Winston-Saem
B. Stern
Jacksonville
B. KL. Bomred
Nashville
Gar
L. E. Young
Charlotte
W. T. Tardy
Detroit
A. O. Sasse
New York City
KR. E. SY Utts
Salisbury
J. M. Max
Wilson
M D. Maloof
Spencer
S. F. Terfaire
Raleigh
H. L. Cook
N. C
Estelle D. Frank
Roanoke
G. H. Arin
L. C. Vaughn
U. S. Moore
Greensboro
W. 5. Cookenboo
Houston
Tex
J. H. Adams
Durham
C. D. Partin
Clay W. Davis
Danville
D. W. Stewart
Eei’. Gloven
Ake Hy
Funeral Today for Samuel A L Worrell in Thomasville
Funeral services were held at the Thomasville grave for Samuel R Worrell who died Sunday night in a Charlotte hospital after an operation. He was the 17 year old son of Mr and Mrs L Worrell of 613 East Ninth Street Charlotte. Survived by three brothers and sisters William Ruby and Freenees. The body arrived by train 46 and burial was in Thomasville cemetery with Rev R G Tuttle officiating.
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Thomasville
Samuel R Worrell
Charlotte
Mr. Worrell
Bk. L. Worrell
East Ninth Street
Young Worrell
Rock Hill
S. C
William
Ruby
Freenees
B. B. Warner
R. G. Tuttle
Main Street
Linda Lee Inc Impasse and a Dramatic Exit Scene
In a stalled meeting of Linda Lee Inc. incorporators, Isadore Zinn proposes a director and a profit share deal as Linda, Lon taine, and Lucinda haggle over control. Later Harry Lontaine faces blackmail and a break with Fanny as she cryptically weaponizes jewels to secure his fate.
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Lucinda
Richards
Far Woods
Nolan
Nelly
Istia
Thunderhead
Mr. Nolan
Lillian Gish
Wew Council of the Incorporators
Linda Lee (Inc
Isadore Zinn
Lontaine
Zinn
Lita
Miss Duce
Miss Lee
Mr. Lontaine
Harry
Fanny
Germany Delivers Reply on Reparations to Commission
Germany’s reply to the reparations commission regarding demands for payments was delivered to the commission’s office at 3 40 this afternoon.
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Pares
Germany
Reparations Commission
Commission
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