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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1934
Page
4
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A Bible verse from Exodus 9 35 quotes Pharaohs hardening heart and Moses moving the Lord s plan. A Shakespeare line condemns a cruel harsh adversary as uncapable of pity and mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharaoh
Israel
Moses
Shakespeare
Public Enemy No 1 Spotlight Shifts to Floyd
The article chronicles the rise and fall of gang figures Al Capone Dillinger and Pretty Boy Floyd with Floyd recently named Public Enemy No 1. Federal agents confronted Floyd as he attempted to flee, ending his crime drama abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
al Capone
Chicago
John Dillinger
Capone
Dillinger
Floyd
Let The Dead Rest Peacefully In California Experiment
A California scientist who revived dead dogs drew shock by seeking permission to revive executed criminals. A 72 year old ex policeman, Daniel Wooley, volunteered to die for science, saying there is nothing more in life to offer humanity, but the scientist declined to harm living or dying for experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Daniel Wooley
Wealthy Reno figure’s dramatic dress aids divorce case
A wealthy woman who has recently appeared in Reno court scenes could not secure a divorce until she dressed in female attire. The unusual wardrobe turn underscores the eccentricity of her pursuit and the courtroom atmosphere surrounding her case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Tax Policy Contrast Echoes Through Administration
The remark notes a shift in fiscal stance with the current administration collecting back taxes, contrasting prior administrations that refunded taxes. It implies concern over revenue and governance while omitting specific names or dates.
Princeton professor traces word Jase then seeks its meaning
A Princeton professor spent three years locating the source of the word Jase and now aims to understand its meaning. The inquiry follows a linguistic pursuit linking origin, usage, and interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Jase
Industrial Appeals Board backs extended hosiery exemption
The Industrial Appeals Board recommends extending the hosiery code exemption for Forest City Knitting Company of Rockford Illinois, arguing a six month extension avoids asset waste. Opponents say the move undercuts code provisions and harms competing mills and workers dependent on the industry. The article also mentions the state superintendent of public education and a potential new administrator advancing public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Appeals Board
Forest City Knitting Company
Rockford
Ill
Forest City
Mr Brown Proposes Willow-lined English Street Beautification
W F Brown suggests widening English Street with greenery and offers to supply 500 willows at no cost. He urges planting faster growing trees for quick appeal while mixing in slower growing oaks or elms for lasting arboreal beauty along a city street considered to become one of the town’s most attractive avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Brown
Brown
Andrews urged as potential state superintendent candidate
Dr T Wingate Andrews, superintendent of city schools, is among those named to succeed the late Dr Arch T Allen as North Carolina state superintendent of public instruction. Renowned for his work in local education he would bring capable leadership to the state system and could serve in broader public duties if Governor Ehringhaus selects him.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Arch T. Allen
Raleigh
Allen
North Carolina
Ehringhaus
Dr. Andrews
Terrorism and the Red Scare in History
A Paris police interrogation reveals a terrorist in the Alexander murder detailing how Croatian revolutionaries formed a band and issued fatal orders. The piece argues terrorism rarely achieves its aims and recalls historic figures like Corday Booth and McNamara, while noting recent US “alien agitator” roundups show few noncitizens involved in labor unrest.
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Paris
Alexander
Lausanne
Switzerland
A Problem for NRA in New York Garages Crisis
A New York garage owners association votes to return to independent operation and discard NRA emblems, blaming city parking and vacant-lot lots for cutting into business. The piece notes local resistance undermines federal aims and mocks Mussolini’s youth call amid Romanian royal intrigue.
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New York
NRA
National Doughnut Month Passes Quietly
October designated National Doughnut Month will pass with little attention as the public makes no effort to celebrate or observe the occasion. No official events or campaigns are noted in the brief item.
Hollywood Struck by Rival Teams Sparks Football Debate
In Southern California football chatter a critique of the phrase Hollywood struck prompts discussion on team adversity. The piece notes the squad faces tough rivals and bolsters morale amid tough season highlights.
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Southern California
Hollywood Struck
Hollywood
Princeton Reinstates Students Accused of Beer Drinking
Princeton University reinstates two students accused of beer drinking under college rules before German universities could act. The case centers on violations believed to involve student conduct and campus discipline, reflecting university governance during the period.
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Princeton
Roosevelt in Al Smith Derby Sparks Poised Comparison
The remark notes Franklin D Roosevelt wearing an Al Smith derby and Al Smith’s doubt that anyone could fill his shoes. The exchange highlights the symbolic state of political fashion and legacy without naming additional events or dates.
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Roosevelt
Franklin D
Grace Moore Celebrity Idol Sparks New York Frenzy
Grace Moore rises as a fleeting New York idol as windows showcase perfume data and Grace Moore menus appear in cafes. The Met opera singer built fame from film and stage, while a Times Square cop Whitey features in fiction and urban locals adapt vivid slang from Broadway life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grace Moore
C. O. MelIntyre
Jellicoe
Tenn
Metropolitan Opera House
Deluxe dog man serves elite dogs in white refrigerated van
Fashionable Westchester features a affluent dog man who delivers specially prepared meals to kennels of rich clients. His weekly bill in one estate near Tarrytown runs about $325 for meals rivaling human-grade quality.
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Westchester
Fifth Avenue
Tarrytown
Achmed Abdullah described as cosmopolite swashbuckling fictionist
The piece portrays Achmed Abdullah as a striking cosmopolite with piercing eyes and a monocle, roaming New York and abroad. It notes his worldly knowledge and dramatic personality while recounting a dawn listening session with Abdullah and Courtney Ryley Cooper as they hedge between fact and fanciful tales of elephants.
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Achmed Abdullah
Abdullah
C. D. Gibson
New York
Courtney Ryley Cooper
la Perouse
Tao
Animal Kingdom
Exaggeration fuels humor in a Ziegfeld tale with a crash
The anecdote centers on Leon Errol making the glum Ziegfeld laugh with a long running joke about two chorus girls in a small town hotel. One falls into an open elevator shaft while a voice warns in a light finish.
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Leon Errol
Ziegfeld
How can I prevent rain or sleet on windshield
A reader asks for a windshield treatment to repel rain sleet. The answer suggests mixing one ounce water two ounces glycerin and one eighth ounce salt, applied with cloth to the windshield to reduce sticking and improve visibility.
Cleaning tips for cooking utensils and salad ideas
A cork pad aids scouring soiled surfaces by dipping one end in cleansing powder and rubbing briskly. For salad, combine alligator pears with sliced tomatoes and watercress and dress with French or preferred dressing.
Look and Learn Look and Learn
A quiz style piece by A C Gordon questions and answers on printing measure Garrick Yellowstone xanthia and latitudinal parallels with Egypt and India stating one sixth inch for print size Garrick described as English actor poet and dramatist about 1000 buffaloes in Yellowstone xanthia defined as a yellow insoluble coloring matter from yellow flowers and Florida shares latitude with those regions
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Pica
Printer's Measure
David Garrick
Yellowstone National Park
Xanthia
United States
Egypt
India
Florida
Daily Lessons In English Word Study Elonorous
W L Gordon explains commonly misused words and pronunciation. The entry defines fondling and foundling, camphor, advertizer, and offers a word study: use a word three times to own it. Today’s word elonorous means loud or full in sound as in a commanding voice.
Modern Etiquette Q&A and Australian Survey
Roberta Lee answers common etiquette questions about margins uniform writing and bowing when accompanied. She notes women usually do not bow to acquaintances passing with their escort. The text adds that women rarely dine at men’s clubs, except in special rooms. An aerial survey costing 150000 pounds will be undertaken in Northern Australia.
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Northern
Australia
Lip Cancer News Offers Hope Through Surgery and Radium
Health editor notes that lip cancer often responds to early surgery or radiotherapy. Cure rates from clinics show many patients recover after removal of the cancer and nearby glands, with radium also aiding treatment though delays worsen outcomes.
Berlin Taxicabs Run on Potato Fuel
Berlin taxis operate using fuel derived from potatoes. The report notes a novel energy source powering urban transport, highlighting the city’s trial of alternative fuels and potential implications for efficiency and costs.
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Berlin
Udga Treatment Offered Free Trial for Stomach Sufferers
A local notice claims a well-known specialist created Udga Treatment for gastric issues and offers free samples to sufferers who write to Udga Suite 66 Foot Bidg Peal. A seven day trial box of Tae Tablets is sold with a money back guarantee by Bekerd's High Point.
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Pyge RO
Ehlag
Groese
Bekerd’s
High Point
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