Subscription rates for Daily and Sunday by carrier
The notice lists subscription options for Daily and Sunday service by carrier in High Point and nearby towns with twelve months six months and weekly rates. It states rates are not to be copied for more than two periods and directs inquiries to the office. It cites the Associated Press exclusive rights and republication restrictions under March 8 1872 act with Katz in New York as national advertising representative.
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High Point
Lee
Asens
Angers
Point
Act of Congress
KATZ
New York City
Gie
New York
Judgment and Self Examination Echoed in Historic Words
A printed quotation from Acts 25 27 and a reflection by Thomas A Kempis emphasize that judging others wastes effort while judging oneself yields fruit. The lines caution against misjudgment and highlight personal accountability across religious thought.
Christmas Shop Opening Boosts NC Merchants Hopes
The article notes Willard Dowell of the North Carolina Merchants Association predicts a brighter Christmas season. Merchants are optimistic as factors restricting business recede and early December prospects show a strong pickup compared to recent years. Santa Claus will be here yet.
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Willard Dowell
North Carolina Merchants Association
Santa Claus
The Case for Liquidation
The piece argues democracies must meet revolutionary threats with their own tactics. It cites France where the surete nationale arrested leaders of a revolutionary society seeking monarchy and dictatorship, links to Spain’s civil war, and notes Brazil as another example of such societies at work.
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Stalin
France
de la Rocque
Surete Nationale
Spain
Franco
Spanish
Mussolini
Hitler
Brazil
Democratic nations face covert plots and purge rhetoric
The piece argues democracies confront secret groups aiming to seize power, cites Mexico’s exile revolutionary, and notes calls for purges. It critiques Roosevelt's currency printing authority of 3 billion dollars and Senator Bridges demand to repeal, linking inflation fears to bank flows and gold reserves.
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Mexico
Rio Grande
Stalin
Roosevelt
Senator Bridges
R-N.h
Mr. Bridges
Three Remedies for Farm Finances Cited from Progressive Farmer
The article quotes Dr. O E Baker on 1920s farm outlays and city transfers, citing Wallace's Farmer who recommends three remedies: fund rural schools with state aid, keep the farm in the hands of those who actually work it, and aggressively pay down debt. It notes North Carolina supports eight months of school terms and calls for greater farm income and ownership to end farm wealth drain.
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Progressive Farmer
Wallace
Farmer of
Iowa
O. E. Baker
North Carolina
New York City
Walter Lippman and Amos reflect on collective anxiety
Walter Lippman spoke of a widespread anxiety that undermines pride while Amos of the Amos and Andy duo noted that everyone has worries. The dialogue suggests a shared human concern about fear and unease in daily life.
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Walter Lippman
Amos
Amos and
Andy
Letter From a Young Woman on Patience and Power in Life
A column quotes a young woman's letter praising Dale Carnegie and recounting how Carnegie's ideas helped her balance work and home life. She describes pride in a new managerial role, a wakeup call about her marriage, and a vow to value life beyond office duties. The piece cites Roosevelt's vitality as a parallel.
Laura Williamson remembered as nurse of community
The Charlotte Observer notes the death of Laura Williamson a veteran nurse and servant of the community whose ministries touched many in city and county. Her selfless care for friends and strangers earned affectionate esteem from all who knew her.
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Charlotte Observer
Laura Williamson
Impractical Friendship by Bruce Catton
American sentiment tilts toward China amid war but a Washington congresswoman’s call to cut down the Japanese cherry trees as symbols of propaganda is criticized as impractical. The piece argues for gentler gestures that avoid national risk yet offer real value without harming beauty or aid to China.
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Bruce Catton
Indiana
Washington
China
Dust Bowl Recovery Through Thistle Sods
From southeastern Colorado comes a report that reclaimed land is using Russian thistle to steady wind ravaged soil. Buffalo grass then takes hold and chokes out the thistles, anchoring topsoil with a protective sod as the land gradually restores itself.
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Colorado
Nation on guard to resist forces threatening democracy
The text notes a nation ready to defend democracy amid international turmoil, gathering strength from impact and planning to resist efforts aimed at eroding democratic institutions within its borders.
New York Day By Day Glimpses of Celebrities and Fashion
Thoughts while strolling reflect on New York culture with mentions of Nino Martini Neysa McMein Alexander Woollcott Eddie Peabody Gertrude Lawrence Duke Ellington Ditto Simms Campbell Ruby Keeler Mrs George Vanderbilt Paul Gallico and others in a lively kaleidoscope of society art and style.
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New York
Nino Martini
Neysa McMein
Alexander Woollcott
Bernard Sobol
Eddie Peabody
Gertrude Lawrence
Samuel Seabury
Harlem
Duke Ellington
Simms Campbell
Rialto
John Golden
Kay Brush
Sealyham
Ruby Keeler
George Vanderbilt
Grover Whalen
Paul Gallico
Gloucester
Dean Cromwell
Jack Powell
Jules Bache
Achmed Abdullah
Purple Panthers pep march fuels campus spirit before big game
Local page notes the Purple Panthers and supporters painting the town red to rally for the Panther Marine football matchup. Also brief items report W H Slane traveling to Arkansas to join Mrs Slane, gratitude for admitting mistakes, fashion plates among elders, and Thanksgiving stories including a fatal poison-fume incident at Cicero Ritchie's home.
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Purple Panthers
Old Town
Panther-Marine
Winter Brummels Show Little Style Change
In my winter view of Brummels there is little style change from last season. Forward stylists imitate Noel Coward with puffed sleeves around the armpits, a look seen as weak. The trend favors plain colored suits in dark gray blue and brown with bold shirts and handkerchiefs for contrast.
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Noel Coward
Bond Street
McNaught Syndicate
Weekend Visit Notes and Engagement News
Miss Faye Fer ree, a State Normal student, spends the weekend with her sister Mrs. E L Craver. J R Vincent visits business in Reidsville. Invitation issued for the marriage of Elizabeth Landon to Thomas Sparrow Dalton of North Wilkesboro on December 11. Mr Dalton is brother of Attorney Carter Dalton of High Point.
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Faye Ferree
State Normal
E. L. Craver
J. R. Vincent
Reidsville
Elizabeth Landon
Thomas Sparrow Dalton
North Wilkesboro
Dalton
Carter Dalton
High Point
British seize ten thousand prisoners in Chambrai sector
Briefs report British forces have captured ten thousand prisoners in the Chambrai sector. A Cleveland street theft of 5 000 to 10 000 dollars from Higbee company is noted. New York harbor security tightens with police and soldiers guarding against unauthorized entry.
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Chambrai
Cleveland
Higbee Company
New York
Beebe Leads In Gillette Train Mania Hobby
Lucius Beebe, Back Bay gazetteer and city slicker, is a runner up to William Gillette in a shared fascination with miniature railroads. Beebe frequents toy train rides at Coney and Cone, travels to Hollywood for rides, and studied rail yards for a book project while his bootmaker outfits him with gaiters as a precaution against an escaped foot at the switches.
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William Gilette
Lucius Beebe
Back Bay
Gillette
Connecticut
Beebe
Coney
Hollywood
Harry Staton
Sportswriters and the wrong guesses in championship bouts
A column reflects on sports writers misjudging boxing match outcomes from past eras. It notes predictions that Schmeling would beat Joe Louis and Farr would fail quickly, with Max Baer praised as invincible, illustrating how pundits often misread fights while avoiding excuses.
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Schmeling
Joe Lois
Tommy Farr
Max Baer
New Dealers Plan Spring Upturn To Lift Business
Roosevelt and the New Dealers foresee a spring leveling off of the declining industrial curve and a housing boom to spur growth. They push for FHA rate relief, while opposing a corporate surplus profits tax. building materials price controls are under FTC scrutiny.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Wall Street
Democratea
Hoover
FHA
Federal Trade Commission
Wall Stree
NEA Service, Inc
Crusading Politician Stuck on Naming Names
A crusading politician known for promising to name names makes only vague calls without advancing the investigation or producing tangible results. The refrain underscores frustration as public accountability remains limited and unanswered.
Michigan Police Palm Reader Readies Finger Men
Michigan police boast a palm reading device to identify suspects and locate alleged finger men. A separate item notes Nazi magicians ordered to avoid edible tricks are now pulling them from hats.
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Michigan
Film Writer Claims Six Months of Steady Work
A film writer alleges he toiled for six months drafting a scenario but his efforts remain unused and uncredited. He asserts the ongoing absence of any opportunity to see his work come to fruition or be employed in production.
Istanbul Demonstrates Military Power in Parade
Istanbul displays a show of force amid fears that Turkey could pursue a more international role. Natives react with concern as authorities stage the display in a bid to project strength.
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Istanbul
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