Mixed Reception of President Hoover in Des Moines
Hoover faced a mixed reception as he opened a Des Moines campaign, with farmers expressing frustration over four years of administration policy and high tariffs. Political mood shows signs against his re election, despite his capable speech. Five weeks remain, and a change may occur.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Mr. Hoover
West
Norris
al Smith
Smith
Nebraska
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Guilford Leads NC in Tobacco Dealer Shops
The Greensboro Record notes Guilford County tops North Carolina for tobacco dealer shops with 941 outlets, far ahead of Mecklenburg 817 Forsyth 812 and others. The state reported 19 268 such shops in the year ending June 30 1992 with license taxes of 5 or 10 depending on town size.
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Guilford County
Greensboro
Gilford
Mecklenburg
Forsyth
Wak
Buncombe
Durham
Tobacco State Markets Weed in Manufactured Form Across Borders
A banner tobacco producing state markets much of the weed in manufactured form within its borders and ships significant quantities to neighboring regions. The practice highlights regulatory gaps and tax implications affecting producers and cross border trade dynamics.
City faces debt relief and extended financing plan
City officials acknowledge the floating notes totaling 3,225,000 cannot be retired quickly. To meet obligations, High Point must refinance much of the debt and spread maturing bonds over years. A higher tax rate would be folly as residents’ tax capacity has fallen. Local negotiations must assume interest will not stay at six percent.
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High Point
M. J. Wrenn
Greensboro News
Mr. Wrenn
Despond
Goode Elevated to National Retail Druggists Presidency
John A. Goode of Asheville has been chosen president of the National Association of Retail Druggists. Supported by North Carolina pharmacists, his leadership is noted as a rare local孮achievement and a commendation of his merchandising service amid national retail drug business challenges.
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John A. Goode
Asheville
National Association of Retail Druggista
Goode
National Association
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Random Thoughts From a Rambler's Note Book
W A Bivins laments economic gloom and public mood in Greensboro area commentary. He notes a dismissed worker aged beyond factory age, bank failure, and charity as signs of hardship while calling for optimism to lift the downturn.
Not On The Doctor S Bill
Doctor Walter Blair Stewart Jr of Atlantic City, a children’s specialist, has worked tirelessly on infantile paralysis cases at the municipal hospital. Overwork weakened his resistance and he has contracted the disease, with his two children also affected.
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Walter Blair Stewart, Jr
Atlantic City
N. J
Stewart
Rick
Contagion Risk and Wage Shifts Across Eras
A retrospective look contrasts medical risk faced by doctors with protection for laypeople. It notes infantile paralysis cases among physicians and examines Henry Ford's wage changes amid a cooling labor market. The autumn college flag rush tradition is described as a vigorous but costly campus rite reflecting student energy and old norms.
Arkansas doctor’s fake gold minnow catch shocks anglers
A physician in Arkansas painted minnows with mereurochrome to imitate goldfish and reportedly set a fishing record, prompting scrutiny and calls for verification of the record.
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Arkansas
Norris Breaks with GOP and Backs Roosevelt
Nebraska Senator George W Norris, a progressive stalwart and former foe of World War entry, bolts the Republican ticket to support FDR. The piece contrasts Norris’s long antiestablishment record with Roosevelt’s need to win progressive backing, noting Norris’s shift on Prohibition and his call for the “noble experiment” to end.
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Washington
Roosevelt
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Hoover Warns Of Technological Unemployment Rise
President Hoover notes labor-saying devices have increased what is called technological unemployment while people with low mood feel they are simply out of work.
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Hoover
Winds with music across the lake by Katherine Deligny
Poem fragment attributes wind filled with music to nature and birds. It references twilight shadows, the lake, and a message-bearer motif. The author Katherine Deligny signs the piece as a dedicatory line.
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Katherine Deligny
Democratic Party Faces Post Victory Dilemma
Editor Al Smith surveys a leadership question after a decisive victory. The piece prompts readers to consider the party’s next moves and policy priorities in the new political landscape.
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al Smith
Democratic Party
Connecticut lobsters dive to bottom to dodge predators
Connecticut researchers report young lobsters dive to the seabed to avoid larger predatory fish. The finding offers insight into early life survival strategies in crustaceans and could inform future studies of benthic behavior.
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Connecticut
Sugar Cane Poison Kills Cattle Warns Veterinarians
Veterinarians warn farmers against feeding newly cut sugar cane after several purebred cows died from poison linked to the plant on John Motsogen farm in Babin Minnesota. The incident prompts caution for cattle feed.
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BABIN
Minn
John Motsogen
UNC Progress Attributed To University Says Ellery Sedgwick
Ellery Sedgwick editor of the Atlantic Monthly praised North Carolina's 25 year progress and credited 23 percent to the University of North Carolina during a week in Chapel Hill. He lauded academic freedom, the university atmosphere, and the impact of University students on state life. He also spoke with professors and noted Harvard roots in his family.
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Chapel Hill
M.C
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Ellery Sedgewick
Th Atlantic Monthly
Sedgwick
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Amherst
Sedgwicks
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Backless Gowns Banned by Buckingham Palace Custom
The article reports that backless dresses are forbidden by royal custom at Buckingham Palace courts. Designers counter by sewing removable embroidery or fabric pieces to create a detachable back for balls later.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Couturiers
No Jazz Tunes for Cops in Upper Darby Township
Suburban Upper Darby township officials decide to equip bandit pursuing patrol cars with radio sets. These radios will be locked to receive only short wave police broadcasts to avoid distraction from any crooner’s voice. Local commissioners voted last night to implement the measure.
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Philadelphia
Upper Darby Township
Tragic double tragedy in Romania ends with suicide
In Romania, two brothers aged 12 and 15 argued over a hammer while their parents were at a wedding. The elder struck the younger, killing him. The sister went mad, the mother killed herself, and the hammer wielder fled. A body was later found in a nearby lake.
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Skulvany
Romania
Farm Veterinarians Cite Prussic Acid Poison in Cattle Deaths
Veterinarians say prussic acid can form in sugar cane after extended drought, a toxic buildup blamed for cows dying on Bacher's farm.
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Bacher
Biblical Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle
Puzzle gives a grid of biblical clues with many definitions across horizontal and vertical entries. The list includes terms like leaf of a calyx, Aye, upright shaft, embryos birds, and mars clues about biblical persons and places, forming a large word puzzle.
Trogdon Family Annual Reunion Elects 8th President
W F Trogdon of North Wilkesboro was elected president of the Trogdon family for the eighth time at the Asheboro reunion. Rev Joel B Trogdon of Concord and Clifford Trogdon of Ramseur were named first and second vice presidents, with R D Trogdon of Asheboro as secretary. The meeting announced next year’s reunion will be held in Asheboro at the courthouse on the first Sunday in October.
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W. F. Trogdon
North Wilkesboro
Trogdon
Asheboro
Joel B. Trogdon
Concord
Clifford Trogdon
Rameseur
R. D. Trogdon
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels Hoax Ad
Fragmentary ad copy claims relief for gas and bloating with an Eckerd drug store offer. The readable text mentions a product or promise but lacks concrete details or verifiable claims.
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