Haigh Point Enterprise postal notice and ad info
The snippet lists publication details for the Haigh Point Enterprise including afternoon and Sunday morning editions, second class post matter status, contact number for departments, and national advertising representatives with office addresses in New York and Chicago.
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THE
Haigh Point Enterprise
High Point
N. C
Congress
Frost, Landis and Kohn
Brunswick
Perk Avenue
New York
People’s Gas
Michigan Boulevard
Deuteronomy Tithe Instruction and Addison Quote
A biblical instruction on tithes after three years with a gate storage command. An Addison quote on charity as the perfection and ornament of religion labeled with Glenna Collett golf remark. The text closes with a reflective line on golf’s effect.
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Addison
North Carolina Governor Slams Party Ambition in Politics
A North Carolina governor criticizes office seeking within the Republican Party, arguing young citizens should join based on principles not personal gain. The piece cites Shelby, Pritchard, and Senator Simmons to illustrate perceived leadership issues and calls for unselfish partisan effort.
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North Carolina
Shelby
Republican Party
South
Doubtles
Gardner
Pritchard
F. M. Simmons
Simmons
Reed
How Rosenwald Views His Success
Julius Rosenwald, among the world’s wealthiest merchants, says his success is 95 percent luck and five percent work and common sense. He notes luck plays a major role, credits his philanthropy, and recounts offering his resources to support colleagues during the stock market break.
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Julius Rosenwald
Rosenwald
Mr. Rosenwald
Spain
Cobb Remembers Thomasville and the Fast Driver
O. O. MelIntyre from New York wanted to live in Thomasville New York. Irvin S. Cobb traveled with him to New Orleans then flew back to Paducah Kentucky. Cobb recalled Thomasville and the road to Greensboro. Dr. Peacock, a Thomasville resident, chauffeured Cobb to Thomasville and back and later faced murder charges. Cobb said he would not risk such speed again.
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O. O. MelIntyre
New York
Thomasville
N. Y
Irvin S. Cobb
New Orleans
MelIntyre
Paducah
Cobb
Greensboro
Mr. Cobb
Europe
Dr. Peacock
Peacock
State Fair Defended as Educational Asset and Pride
C R Hudson of North Carolina State College extols the State Fair as a valuable educational institution and clearing house for agricultural and industrial progress. He argues the fair teaches about livestock crops and home economics, fosters state pride, and offers social and recreational value despite financial concerns.
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Raleigh
C. R. Hudson
Extension Service of
North Carolina State College
News and Observer
Hudson
North Carolina
Freedom by Service and the New Factory Vision
A Forum essay argues freedom comes through selflessness and service, not rebellion, using a companionate marriage example and Galilean truth. The piece notes a radical Fitchburg factory design with windowless walls, blue and orange interiors, and enhanced lighting as a potential industry trend. It warns hunters to heed conservation limits as wild ducks decline due to drought and habitat loss, urging moderation to protect future seasons. A Chicago economist urges Timels residents to buy state products, yet Thanksgiving shopping may test courage with Taaho potatoes and Cape Cod cranberries.
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Chicago
Commendation for South Main Reformed Church Men’s Class
Editor notes enthusiastic reception of the Men’s Bible class at the Reformed church on South Main. Mr Whitner led a Sunday lesson on temperance and self control with strong singing and music. The writer praises Brother Shaffer, the class, and the German Reformed church heritage in Cabarrus County.
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Enterprise
The
Reformed Church
South Main Street
Jesus
Hell
Big Bear Creek
Cabarrus County
Jay Bird
Martin Luther
Shaffer
South Main
Readers praise Enterprise paper quality and spelling
A long letter extols the Enterprise for clarity and honesty while critiquing its spelling of sewerage as sewage. The writer compares it favorably to Washington Post and other papers, notes six years of readership, and closes with best wishes.
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Enterprise
Washington Post
Charlotte and Winston-Salem
Greensboro Daily News
Roosevelt Medal Honors Green and Hart For Industrial Peace
New York reports the Roosevelt distinguished service medal goes to William Green president of the American Federation of Labor and to Dr Hastings H Hart penologist for social justice. A 1200 dollar scholarship is offered to the U S boy with the best ear and singing promise for church training. Edith Grinnell Bowdon gift announced by the Episcopal church of the Heavenly Rest. Eligibility is ages ten to thirteen nationwide.
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New York
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Hastings H. Hart
Edith Grinnell Bowdoin
Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest
United States
Paganini Birthday Echoes In Genoa Ports And Churches
Musicians honor Nicolo Paganini on his birthday with performances in Genoa churches and theatres. Sailors in port report hearing a violin singing beneath the waves on windy nights. Ilo born in 1782 shares a birthday with Roosevelt.
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Genoa
Nicolo Paganini
Ilo
Roosevelt
Mary Garden Visit Sparks Unprecedented Amarillo Sale
In Amarillo Texas Mary Garden is due to perform prompting a rush sale of new merchandise. A local clothing store wired an order for 42 frock coats following host Gene Howe enforcing dress rules for male guests.
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Amarillo
Texas
Hecause
Mary Garden
Gene Howe
Mary
Tourist reports elephant warning lights on Mandalay road
A traveler from India cites a local rule requiring white headlights and red taillights on the hilly highway to protect cars from rough ups and downs as they travel toward Mandalay.
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New York
Mandalay
India
Park College president urges scholarships for athletics
Parkville, Missouri Park College does not participate in intercollegiate sports. Dr Frederick W Hawley suggests colleges that do should offer athletic scholarships alongside academic ones, arguing academic excellence already earns scholarships and athletes deserve similar support.
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Parkville
Missouri
Park College
Frederick W. Hawley
Mummified Hawk Sighting Linked to War Echoes
Lord Robert Baden-Powell recalls a mummy hawk seen in a private museum where red fluid bled from the specimen as war and peace motifs appeared. The curator says brown bubbles oozed a month before conflicts began and ceased before peace, with the mummy reportedly 4,900 years old from Fevotian excavations.
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London
Robert Baden-Powell
Fevotian
Family Grouches Will Be Studied Through Children
Washington, Oct. 27. Parental morning grouches and a mother's headaches will be studied to determine their effect on children’s school grades. The White House conference on child health and protection leads to a national study with five big organizations meeting November 24. Results aim to help parents across the country via radio and inexpensive booklets with expert child guidance.
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Washington
White House
Oregon Penitentiary Sociological Survey Initiative
Oregon penal officials cooperate with Oregon State College to conduct a sociological survey of the state penitentiary. The project aims to study inmate conditions and institutional practices with academic assistance.
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Oregon Penal
Oregon State College
Chattanooga to Washington Tri-Weekly Air Service Announced
Announcement of a tri weekly air passenger service from Chattanooga Tennessee to Washington D C has been issued. The plan outlines regular flights connecting the two cities with expected schedules and potential travel impact.
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Chattanooga
Create Jobs Woods Urges Americans
In a radio broadcast Colonel Arthur Woods, head of Hoover's emergency committee, urged individual American families to create work by sprucing up homes. He asked for small repairs, painting neglected areas, yard improvements, and replacing worn or broken parts to improve household efficiency.
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New York
Arthur Woods
Hoover
Hypocrites and the League Pact Revision Stance
The text argues for gradual rearming and peaceful revision of treaties to avoid war. It contends Italy seeks European influence, not aggression, and questions moral parity between armed and unarmed states. It predicts Europe’s decline by 1950 and promotes eastward peaceful expansion.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Europe
Italy
First Continental Windmill Powers Point Lookout Lighthouse
A windmill begins generating electricity for the Point Lookout Lighthouse in Maryland, marking the first time a wind turbine supplies power to a lighthouse within the continental United States.
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Point Lookout
Continental United States
Off the Road Map By Berton Braley Poem
A concise verse urges abandoning wide paved routes for narrow side roads. It promises discoverable nature, calmer travel, and relief from congestion and police presence, imagining forests, fields, and streams where leisure and pleasure may bloom.
Local Clergyman Forms Youth Club In Glasgow Church
In Glasgow two rival gangs once fought in deadly clashes. A local clergyman organized them into a club meeting in a church hall, offering boxing football swimming and concerts as constructive outlets for their energies.
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Glasgow
Poor Preacher London Death Reveals Unpaid Living Wage
Reverend Thomas Smiths Cogswell formerly vicar of Cringleford Norwich dies after 26 years service. In his will he notes the church never provided a living wage and leaves the residue of his inheritance as compensation.
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London
Anthout
Thomas Smiths Cogswell
Cringleford
Norwich
Rain-Making Device Trials Across Africa and Caribbean
A new large sprinkler device tests imitation rain in Central Africa Egypt and the West Indies. The machine releases water from a 200 foot projection height as a fine mist for rainfall simulation.
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Central Africa
Egypt
West Indies
Rubber trees thrive in Haiti as in Brazil
Experimenters report Brazilian rubber trees planted in Haiti reach comparable productivity to those in Brazil though they are not as vigorous as in their homeland. The finding suggests Haiti could be a viable rubber production site with appropriate cultivation practices.
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Haiti
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