Tobacco Exchange Seen as Path to Market Stabilization
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh Oct 22. National tobacco exchange proposed to rival cotton and grain markets. Doctors Taylor and Poe see standard grading and cooperative warehousing as key, with potential for futures trading to raise grower prices and stabilize the market. Colonel Person notes need for broader grading and consolidation among growers. Government grading efforts already underway in Virginia and lingering doubts about nationwide adoption.
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Cotton Exchange
C. C. Taylor
Graduate School of Agriculture
State College
Taylor
Willis M. Person
Person
State Department of Agriculture
Tri-State Co-operative Association
Virginia
Silverware and Style Through the Colonial Era
The talk traces silversmiths along the Massachusetts coast from Newburyport to Boston, noting how Adam influence followed Chippendale and Hepplewhite in furniture. It stresses solid silverware as a lasting heirloom and marker of refinement, contrasting it with plated ware and urging proper stewardship for posterity.
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Chippendale
Hepplewhite
Sheraton
Salem
Newburyport
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Robert Adam
Adam
Paul Lamerie
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Sanderson
Hull
Dummer
Coney
Turner
Cowell
Moultons
Burt
Hurds
Reveres
John Coney
France
Louis XV
Queen Mary
George I
England
Queen Anne
George II
George III
King Tut
Mrs. Gotrocks
Duchess Fatwad
Atlanta
South
Council Ward Two Vacancy Must Be Filled With Qualified Citizens
The editor urges a prompt selection of a city councilman from the second ward based on merit rather than party. It cites charter qualifications, ARREARS in street assessments, and voting rights of the mayor, plus a call to prioritize responsible citizens over political favoritism. It also notes aviation and道路 safety concerns, urging caution and accountability.
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High Point
Flashes of Life From Patterson Notes on Golf Headache Cure
A dancing teacher injured in an accident sues while Judge Newton H. Porter remarks that playing golf cured his headache after a round despite impaired vision. The anecdote links golf to headache relief as part of a Patterson New Jersey coverage.
Ruby Bradley Avoided Duel in Divorce Case
Springfield report says Ruby Bradley of Holyoke, famed flyweight pretender, testified in a divorce suit that he chose not to fight a rival for his wife’s affection. He explained the rival was a heavyweight, so there was no fight.
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Springfield
Mass
Ruby Bradley
Holyoke
Ruby
Levine rejects vaudeville after aerial spending
New York reports Charles A. Levine, who spent about 125000 on aerial adventures, turning down a weekly stage offer of ten thousand dollars or more. He said he does not wish to make an exhibition of himself.
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New York
Charles A. Levine
Hypnotism Used to Curb Leningrad Drunkenness
In Leningrad a professor conducts group hypnosis to curb alcohol abuse. Patients hold a limb in the air while autosuggestion phrases like never again are repeated daily for a month, after which they are urged to shun vodka.
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Leningrad
Dechternev
Ford apology not for car sales says Aaron Sapiro
Aaron Sapiro argues in a radio address that Henry Ford apologized not to boost auto sales. He says Ford’s wealth shows he did not act for profit and that the apology reflected a recognition of wrong rather than business motive.
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New York
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
Wisconsin professor links suffrage to emancipation speech
Madison notes quote by Professor William H. Sheldon of the Psychology club arguing that women deserve suffrage but remain in slavery and require emancipation. He suggests short skirts and cigarettes as aids to emancipation. The remark reflects early 20th century gender and social norms in Wisconsin.
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Madison
Wis
William H. Sheldon
The
Psychology Club
An Easy Washer as a Christmas Gift
A compact device named the Easy Washer is presented as a practical present for Christmas. The item is described as helpful for household chores, offering convenience and time saving during holiday preparations.
North Carolina Holds Large Share Of ARP Church Members
Census figures show 6 645 ARP Church members in North Carolina out of 20 410 nationwide in 1926. The state hosts 6 churches, second to South Carolina’s 48, while NC expenditures reach 409 506 of 809 883 total from 142 churches.
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Raleigh
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
United States
North Carolina
U. S. Department of Commerce
South Carolina
Palmetto State
Governor McLean ready to name fair directors near Raleigh
Gov McLean informs Raleigh Mayor Culbreth and the State Agricultural Society president he will appoint the fair board and call the council of state to select a 200 acre site within five miles of Raleigh once 200000 is paid to the state treasurer. He favors locating the fair on state prison farm land near Route 10, citing economic and practical concerns over other sites.
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Raleigh
A. W. McLean
E. E. Culbreth
State Agricultural Society
Far
Council of State
City of
Agricultural Society
McLean
Roy L. McMillan
Cary
McMillan
State Hospital
State College
E. C. Brooks
General Assembly
Pou
Old Agricultural Society
State Agricultural College
Brooks
Lineberry Held on Theft Charge in Greensboro
Probable cause was found against Sam Lineberry for stealing J L Tally's Ford on September 7. He is serving a three year sentence for a separate theft, and a fingerprint on broken glass from the car door links to him. The getaway car has not been recovered.
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Greensboro
Sam Lineberry
J. L. Tally
Lineberry
Tally
Gaither Not Blamed For Fatal Accident Near Greensboro
Special to the Enterprise. Will Gaither of High Point is held virtually blameless by police in the death of H. C. Powell Jr., 10, struck while walking to a circus on High Point boulevard. Gaither picked up the boy, took him to a hospital, where he died at 2 p.m. He posted $300 bond pending a hearing on assault with a deadly weapon as a formal charge.
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Greensboro
Will Gaither
High Point
H. C. Powell, Jr
Gaither
Cal Hospital
Powell
Cotton Printing Plant Announced Near Greenville Suburb
Mansfield Mass Oct 22 Announcement of a cotton printing plant at Taylors a suburb of Greenville D C was made by William H Bannon treasurer of the Mansfield Bleachery at Greenville and the Defiance Bleachery at Barrowville Mass He said plans included purchasing the Anco Finishing company at Wilkinson Mass and moving machinery to South Carolina
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Mansfield
Mass
Taylors
Greenville
D. C
William H. Bannon
Defiance
Barrowville
Bannon
Anco
Wilkinson
South Carolina
Apple Filler for Chicken Salad Adds Tang and Texture
Using diced apples with celery in chicken salad provides a bright filler and tangy contrast. The fruity crunch elevates the dish's balance and enhances overall flavor.
Potato Substitute for Hash with Sour Apple Addition
A home tip suggests adding a cup of sour apples diced very fine to corned beef hash instead of potatoes to suit families avoiding starches. The note promotes apple use as a starch substitute in a traditional hash dish.
Tailors Millard Fillmore and Andrew Johnson Were Presidents
Two U.S. presidents, Millard Fillmore and Andrew Johnson, practiced tailoring by trade before and during their political careers, reflecting their humble beginnings and practical backgrounds.
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United States
Millard Fillmore
Andrew Johnson
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Tobacco Exchange
Progressive Farmer
Clarence Poe
Poe
Kodak Pictures
File & Son
Woolworth's
New High School
Erty
Commercial Bank Building
Southern Railway
Bloom’ S Furniture Exchange
East Washington St
Jack Editor
Livy
Supreme Court
Church
State
N. C
Mlean
State Fair
J. C. Baskervill
Citie
Stamey
Petty Coal Co., Inc
W. Russell
Moore
North Wrenn St
J. Lloyd Sheetz
Frank Ford
Guilford College Station
Sykes Florists Inc
van Lindley
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