Gloversville Glove Making Concentrated In New York
Half of the gloves produced in America come from Gloversville and nearby areas in New York. The concentration underscores the town's role in the domestic glove industry and regional manufacturing cluster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gloversville, N. Y
No Shortage in Randolph County Funds Claimed
Asheboro, Nov. 12. The Randolph County board of commissioners and officials reviewed county finances and found no $50,000 deficit as claimed. A June 30 1931 statement showed assets of $106,873.38 and liabilities of $231,290.57, yielding a deficit of $124,917.19, funded by a bond issue, after which a surplus existed but not all cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
Board of Commissioners
I. ©. Moser
A. T. Allen
Fred J. Phillips
A. T. Allen and Company
Certified Public Accountants
Boards of Commissioners
Couaiooes
Randolph
His Only Chance
A biting quip from Lustige Blaetter in Berlin jokes about domestic dispute humor. The line envisions a dangerous prank as a supposed chance to force obedience, framed as satire rather than a real plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lustige Blaetter
Berlin
Agriculture feeds most Ecuadorians according to estimate
An estimate suggests about ninety percent of Ecuador's population relies on agriculture for their livelihood in varying degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
American Girl Seeks Hindu Conversion Joining Gandhi Ashram
Nilla Cram Cook, 23 on December 21, plans to be baptized as a Hindu and join Gandhi's Ashram in Ahmedabad. She leaves behind money and property for her son, vows chastity, lives on a house boat in Dal Lake, and contrasts her life with follower Madeline Slade in Benares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Nilla Cram Cook
Gandhi
Madeline Slade
Mahatma
Benares
George Cram Cook
Miss Slade
Miss Cook
Nancy Miller
Seattle
Indore
Ahmedabad
Ae Apostle of Peace
Ganges
Cook
Dal Lake
Kashmir
Athens
Greece
Migs Cook
Christ
Path finder mocks fears of a second war in pre war era
A vintage remark proclaims “This is real pre-war stuff” as a Path finder quips about the idea of another war. The exchange captures prewar anxieties and skepticism in a terse newspaper-style musing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
General Coxey and Massillon Elect Mayor Fight for Unemployed Aid
Massillon elects 76 year old General Coxey, famed for Coxey's Army 1894, to lead with a plan for non interest bearing municipal bonds. He proposes $200,000 in bonds of 25 cent to $10, one tenth of one percent interest, to fund city jobs and aid the unemployed backed by city credit and retired over 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Ohio
Coxey
National Capitol
Eral
Capitol
Ex-Mayors Wife Dies In Southern Pines
Carolina News Briefs report Mrs. Samuel B. ceendacn wife of a former South ern Pines mayor died after a lingering illness. Other items include Paul Burgess recaptured in Charlotte after two year sentence for attempted assault and Hilton Lambeth 60 dies at home after long ill health. Troy fire crew delays as truck tires are changed preventing a small fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pines
Samuel B. ’ Ceendacn
Ashebord
N. C
Hilton Lambeth
Pedestrian Dies After Car Struck Incident
Marion, Nov 12. Dock L Loftis 25 died of a broken neck after being struck by an automobile driven by Norman Conley. Loftis and Conley were Marion residents. Conley held pending coroner inquest. Loftis was walking along the highway. Conley said he was blinded by an approaching car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Dock L. Loftis
Norman Conley
Conley
Loftis
Mass Flood in China Displaces Millions and Causes Loss of Life
Seven million people were made homeless and about 200000 lost their lives in the recent Chinese flood. The disaster prompted relief efforts across affected provinces and drew international attention to the scale of the catastrophe.
Central State Warehouse Opens to Supply Prison Camps
A central state warehouse in Raleigh will supply the Highway Commission prison camps with staple goods and equipment. Two delivery trucks will serve camps on weekly to ten day routes, cutting costs and speeding deliveries while stocking items from meat to clothing and guards’ gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central State Warehouse
Highway Commission
Sam Scott
The
Raleigh
Commission
Mr. Betts
Pricon
Highway purchases offer savings through bulk buying
The text notes that buying through local dealers near camps is costly and troublesome, while the Highway Commission can save by purchasing in large lots shipped to a single destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Bette
Safe pleasant way to lose fat
A vintage weight loss advertisement promises rapid fat loss and health gains by taking Kruschen Salts for seven weeks. It touts smaller hips double chin and more energy while advising a light breakfast and reducing fatty foods. Leading druggists sell Kruschen Salts with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mann Drug Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carolina News Briefs
Charlotte
Paul Burgess
Rutherford County
Asheville
Troy
Majestic
Atwater Kent
Philco
Stewart-Warner
Australia
Asia
Europe
Police
Calls
California
Clinard Electric Co
N. Main St
Trey Bokar Corre
A&p
A & P Food
Red Circle
Bokar