Hyman Announces Retirement After 42 Years in Business
I Hyman retires after forty two years in business with twelve years in High Point. Management will shift to his son Samuel known as Sam. Sam, UNC graduate, will run the store on Main Street. The elder Hyman lives at 300 Woodrow Street and has worked at the bench long.
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Samuel
I. Hyman
High Point
Main Street
Sam
University of North Carolina
Hyman
Woodrow Street
Parmint Treatment for Catarrhal Deafness Head Noise
An advertisement claims 1 percent suffer catarrhal deafness or head noises from catarrh and phlegm. It promotes Parmint Double Strength with instructions to mix in hot water and sugar, promising relief by opening nostrils and easing breathing.
Hyman Retires After Half Century in Jewelry Trade
After more than fifty years in the jewelry business, Mr. Hyman retires from active work as a manufacturer and retailer. His store announces a final special sale with heavy stock marked down to bargain prices, closing a long career in the industry.
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Hyman
Doctor says 1400 to 1500 patients needed for fair income
An English doctor states that a patient load of between 1,400 and 1,500 is required to earn a fair income, outlining the workload level considered adequate for sustainable practice.
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England
Wedding of Elma Gossett and Clifford Kearns in Danville
Miss Elma Gossett, daughter of W. B. Gossett, wed Clifford Kearns last Sunday in Danville Virginia. The couple, now living with the bride’s father, plan to start their life together nearby.
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Elma Gossett
Clifford Kearns
Danville
Miss Gossett
W. 8. Gossett
4H Clubbers Favor Poultry Work For Major Projects
Edgecombe county 4-H club members chose poultry work as the major project for 1933. 250 boys enrolled, 11 meetings with 614 attendees. many also pick corn, cotton, tobacco and other crops. 364 girls split major efforts between clothing, foods and home management per County Agent H. W. Taylor.
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Tarboro
Edgecombe County
H. W. Taylor
French Expert Appointed Secretary General of League
Josef A. M. C. Avenol, longtime French representative at Geneva since 1923, is named secretary general of the League of Nations to succeed Sir Beric Drummond. He is noted as an authority on international finance. The league assembly will reconvene on November 14.
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League of Nations
Beric Drummond
Great Britain
Avenol
France
Geneva
League Assembly
Salesman Praises Car Back View To Sell Vehicle
A customer worries about the porch look of a car while the salesman defends the unit. He argues the back view is what buyers see and that it proves the car’s value. The exchange echoes persistent sales patter from the era.
Internal Remedy Promises Relief for Rheumatism
An ad urging rheumatic sufferers to try RAMA, a $1 bottle sold by Eckerd's and Mann's Drug Stores, promises safe, lasting relief and offers a full refund if it does not free them from aches and pains. The copy stresses immediate action and elimination of swollen joints.
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Mann's
Ady
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