High Point Daily Carrier Rates and Advertisers
Publication details list publishers editors and managers for a High Point daily and Sunday newspaper. It names GEO F EDWARDS as business manager WALTER F HESTER as national advertising manager M WAYNICK as local advertising manager and notes subscription rates by carrier in High Point and nearby towns.
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A. A
Geo. F. Edwards
Mgr
Walter F. Hester
M. Waynick
High Point
Verily I say unto you sorrow shall turn to joy
A religious reflection contrasts sorrow with joy, citing St John 16 20 and a maxim that activity cleanses the soul. The note attributes the quotation to Johnson and frames sorrow as rust awaiting cleansing through action.
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Johnson
No clear article title available from the fragment
The fragment discusses how increased orders influence home furnishings and the general improvement in furnished homes, implying a rise in appreciation for home interiors based on demand and display.
Government taking up businessmen's work
The Monthly Survey of Business from the American Federation of Labor shows a shift in debt usage. In 1929 private business borrowed about 12 billion from Federal Reserve banks while the government borrowed 4 billion. Now the government borrows 9 billion and business only 5.4 billion, signaling a government-led effort to spur recovery. The administration argues businessmen should recognize obligations to country and people.
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American Federation of Labor
Federal Reserve
Uncle Sam
Doctor Richberg Targets Price Fixing and Production Control
Donald R. Richberg urged a return to the old competitive system, arguing that temporary price fixing and production controls under the current administration fail to yield permanent prosperity. He cites Herbert Hoover and critics who view these measures as enemies of rugged individualism, aiming to quiet opposition to administration policies.
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Donald R. Richberg
Richberg
Johnson
Public furniture style showings draw large public interest in High Point
The Tomlinson semi annual public style showings have drawn wide attention and expanded displays at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. Public buyers visit through retail dealers, while thousands of lay visitors travel from distant areas to view this year’s lines and spur year round interest in furniture.
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Tomlinson
Southern Furniture Exposition
Tomlinson of High Point marks 35th furniture anniversary
The Tomlinson firm celebrates 35 years since its 1899 founding in a public fall show. From a small shed to a major producer, the company reflects the shift from old mission pieces to ultra modern lines while honoring earlier design inspirations.
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S. H
C. F. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
NRA YET OFFERS HOPE FOR ALL IN INDUSTRY
The article notes ongoing changes in NRA leadership and structure amid mixed results. It argues the program introduced complex reforms, with some workers and profits improving while others stagnated, and asserts potential gains remain if pursued vigorously.
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NRA
Medical and political notes on medical heroism and torches
The piece honors doctors nurses and lab workers facing infantile paralysis in Los Angeles and recalls the vanished torchlight campaigns of Hastings Nebraska. It discusses group hospitalization proposals federal aid for voluntary hospitals and a 60 percent sales tax as a funding method while questioning taxation's impact on health.
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Los Angeles
Franklin S. Edmonds
National Taxociation
American love of baseball and football shown in season joy
Each year Americans take pride in the world series and the football season as a relief from political and economic troubles. The piece notes the unique national psychology and the strong spirit of play in the United States compared with other regions.
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United States
Arts and gossip mingle in New York society chatter
In October New York social life buzzes with critics, actors, and writers. J P McEvoy resembles Einstein in appearance while Mark Sullivan's gray eyes pierce. Major Bowes juggles many roles. Sam Jaffe and Jack Pearl echo in likeness. Richard Bennett tours London as a stage veteran, and Idwal Jones shifts to screenwriting while recalling forgotten eateries and antique finds.
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New York
J. P. McEvoy
Dr. Einstein
Mark Sullivan
Lady Wilkins
Hope Tampton
Major Bowes
Sam Jaffe
Jack Pearl
Steig
Pierre V. R. Key
Corey Ford
Will Hays
Bee Palmer
Frances Williams
James Forbes
Fanny Hurst
Milt Gross
H. T. Webster
Herb Roth
Lillian Gish
Bainbridge Colby
Idwal Jones
San Francisco
Old Hippodrome Lingers Between Plans and Decay
A writer recalls the aging Hippodrome after a run of opera, pondering fate as owners debate turning it into a beer hall or tearing it down. The once grand stage appears small now beside Music Hall, while diving horses and sentiment fade from its halo.
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Music Hall
Mae West Advocates Love and NRA in Interview
Mae West, famed playwright and star, urged placing love on an NRA basis in a Baltimore Sun interview. She quips about changing live and let live to love and let love and jokes about discarded lovers getting a second chance. The Greensboro Record questions whether she meant love or the NRA amid humor about marriage and divorce.
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Mae West
Love
Baltimore Sun
Miss West
Greensboro
NRA
Paris Newsrooms Narrow to Four Pages in Turbulent Era
A returning traveler reports Paris editions of American papers reduced to four pages with a tiny reportorial staff. Prospects hinge on renewed tourism, or temporary suspensions may follow. One paper banned in Germany drains circulation as Paris papers, many blackmailing sheets, struggle amid financial collapse.
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Paris
Germany
Trans Atlantic Liners Replace Captain Table with Varied Seating
Ship passengers shun the captain’s table as boredom and snobbery grow. A new practice invites a different guest list each night to curb favoritism. Veteran travelers opt out, paying fares yet refusing the formal routine.
Women in My Life
A fleeting observation recalls a striking brunette in an office building across the street who smiled and waved today, inviting reflection on chosen figures in a personal circle.
Soviet and Japanese forces clash near Manchukuo border
Soviet and Japanese troops exchange fire across the Manchukuo border. Both sides report surprise and restraint, with officials stating no war is intended despite the incident.
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Manchuquo
Lindbergh ransom suspect caught after gold standard shift
The shift away from the gold standard provided a how we could track and seize the Lindbergh ransom suspect.
Grouse Sent by Air to Prince During Royal Tour
A daily supply of grouse was flown from Scotland to the Prince of Wales during his visit to Biarritz France. The birds traveled on the regular air route, a trip of about 11 hours, enabling them to be served the day after shooting.
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Prince
Biarritz
France
Scotland
Mongoose Bites Back in Meleda After Reptile Control
Mongoose released on Meleda to drive out poisonous snakes has rid the island of reptiles but has become a pest itself. Local officials report the animal disrupts markets and crops as residents seek humane solutions. Authorities consider containment and relocation measures.
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Meleda
Dalmatia
Daily English Lesson on Labyrinth and Usage
W L Gordon presents a vocabulary card focusing on labyrinth meaning an intricate maze and a figurative tangle of facts. Includes usage notes on apt to be late versus likely to be late and pronunciation of bacteria.
Look and Learn Look and Learn
Question prompts and partial answers list from a reader activity. It mentions the sun’s surface temperature as 6,000 degrees Centigrade, identifies John Keats as an English poet (1795 1821), states that man and monkeys are the only non swimmers, and notes approximately 9,800 American negro troops killed in World War I with places New York New Jersey Pennsylvania.
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John Keats
Middle Atlantic
Centigrade
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
How Can I How Can I By Anne Ashley
Gossip style reader Q and A lists home remedies and kitchen tips. Advice covers removing grease from book pages with benzine and heat, washing spinach with salt to remove sand, and assessing whether broken eggs are usable based on smell and separation of white and yolk.
Modern Etiquette Q and A on dress and dining
Roberta Lee answers reader questions on etiquette in a brief quiz style. She notes that rising for a clergyman is courteous but not required, gloves are not mandatory, and the napkin should be spread over the lap folded in half.
State Fair Launches Big 1934 Winter Garden Revue
Raleigh October 5 1934 the State Fair to present the Winter Garden Revue as its headline attraction with four fast numbers nightly plus more than a dozen circus and hippodrome features. The program opens October 8 and culminates with a public wedding and a grand finale of fireworks by the Boston firm. Harness racing for $1000 purses runs Tuesday through Thursday matinees and a Friday card features top dirt track speed kings.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Grandstand
Aerial Martins
Hill
Royal Imperial Elephants
Cogert & Motto
American Fireworks Company of
Boston
United States
America
A.A.A. Sane
Weekend sports and events preview with racing and fairs
Clipped text hints at afternoon auto races and other attractions. Mentions a special horse show on Monday and a “Fa Day” event with features on Saturday afternoon.
Services For Miss Craver To Be Friday
Funeral services for Mary Sophia Craver 15 of Mount Pleasant will be held at the Craver home in Thomasville on Friday. She died from injuries after a collision on the Wins Salem highway Tuesday while returning home with her father and brothers. Two brothers Charles Allen and another sibling were seriously injured. a younger brother had minor injuries. The body was taken to a funeral home in Winston-Salem.
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Thomasville
Oct
Mary Sophia Craver
C. A. Craver
Mount Pleasant
Wins Salem
Winston
Charles Allen
City Memorial
Winston-Salem
Omnibus Trailers in Rome to Tie Vehicles
In Rome Italy omnibuses will include trailers as tie vehicles. The trailer and bus will connect by a buse and operators expect passengers to feel the usual swaying while traveling.
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Rome
Italy
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