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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1926
Page
4
A humorous verse catalogues everyday pet peeves from boastful drivers and long talkers to intrusive neighbors. It ribbed the social foibles of various egoists and busybodies, ending noting that funny people populate daily life.
The editorial argues immediate debt reduction using tax surplus, not partisan motives, and cautions against delaying to aid the 1928 campaign. It favors settling the national debt with funds similar to those used to create it and warns of heavier burden on future generations if kept large. It calls for support from the senate finance committee’s ranking member to back debt reduction over tax cuts.
Virginia embarks on a modern campaign to attract business and tourism, led by the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce in Richmond. The piece lauds the state’s agricultural wealth, vast natural harbor, coal proximity, scenic beauty, and river horsepower as part of a strategic promotional effort rivaling North Carolina’s approaches.
Virginia embraces progress with a string of firsts and a growing reputation for skilled tradesmen. The piece notes its historical inventors and a future expansion of highways and smokestacks as the state girds for prosperity.
Winston Salem remains the state’s most populous city with about 72 000 urban residents Charlotte follows with about 67 000 and 76 000 when including suburbs Greensboro is third at 50 000 The report notes a growing urban shift toward larger towns and suggests other cities may soon pass 100 000 as transportation and inland development foster urban growth.
The article argues that Maine’s strong Republican results in elections show politics in Maine is normal and not a reliable predictor of national outcomes. It contends Maine’s loyalty is entrenched, similar to Pennsylvania or South Carolina, making the state a poor indicator of broader political shifts.
The article notes last year’s southbound traffic to Florida surged through the summer of 1925, driven by a rush to the real estate ground floor. By September the tourist flow faded, as roadbuilding and new Southeast resorts entice wealthier travelers to spend later, not in risky gambling ventures.
A Raleigh newspaper notes Cuba's plan to raise 385 million for roads schools and public utilities. It highlights Cuba’s population about three and a half million and debt per capita around 110. The piece lauds Cuban courage and expects wealthier burdens on the wealthy while forecasting profitable returns.
The article notes a rise in bonded debt amounting to just over a fourth of the new expenditure Cuba now plans to commit. It discusses fiscal implications and compares current totals with the administration’s spending proposal.
North Carolina Maryland and Virginia sportsmen and officials anticipate new regulations under the migratory bird treaty act. An advisory board will meet in Washington in December to set rules on sink boxes baiting devices and other gear used in migratory waterfowl hunting. The conference led by Dr. Nelson gathered data to aid the bureau in administering the act and drafting regulations.
Congressman John Q. Tilson of Connecticut argues no congressional reapportionment will occur before the 1930 census. He notes urban growth has outpaced rural changes since 1910, keeping rural districts in control, and suggests reform is unlikely despite constitutional provisions.
The Raleigh Times paints a duel of minds and fists ten days before the bout. Tunney appears suave and cultured while Dempsey rages with raw power. The piece previews how each fighter’s persona and wit might shape the championship clash.
Raleigh September 16 AP The US Department of Agriculture urges standard market classes and grades for livestock in a new bulletin. It notes local markets have clear classifications and direct trading, but problems arise when market conditions must be communicated across markets or to distant buyers and sellers. The bulletin cites confusion from varying meanings of common trade terms across markets and individuals.
Certificates of incorporation filed in Raleigh name Charlotte Insurance and Investment Corporation Charlotte to deal in insurance and stocks and bonds with authorized capital of 50000 and 2500 secured by W M Gordon Sam H Lee W B Brown and others of Monroe Anderson Furniture Company Marion to run a general furniture business with 25000 authorized capital and 4000 secured by W H Anderson of Asheville N P Anderson and L P Anderson of Marion
Edenton NC September 16 AP Separate prizes will be awarded for exhibits by club members at the Chowan county fair this year. Special prizes also honor canned or preserved foods by club girls. Miss Mary Brandley notes great interest and requires inspection before judging.
The speaker says election not influencing moves across the state. He stresses finishing the liberal program and keeping up advocacy for progress. He notes health permitting continued campaigning and speaking, including Democratic speeches he has long made.
A striking hue described as rouge de chine blends a vivid Chinese red with yellow to create an eye catching effect. The note highlights how the color pairs unusually well in design and art contexts.
A popular banding practice for coats is noted in Paris focusing on vel vet models. The report highlights demand and fashion interest in these specific styles and their adoption by wearers.
Rev. Paul Kennett of High Point college preached Sunday at Asheboro Methodist Protestant church in J E Pritchard absence. He spoke on social and civic problems and their likely solutions. In evening service Robert Lloyd, licensed local preacher, led with a talk on "Decision."
Wooden trimmings buckles and ornaments crafted from rare woods or inlaid designs embellish the finest street hats from Paris, highlighting artisanal style and luxury materials in millinery.
Fashion notes lavender hints as handbags become more ornate featuring carnelian jade and matrix stones. Designers highlight richer textures and bold accents, elevating everyday accessories with natural gems and refined craftsmanship.
A fashion note describes dresses with long sleeves suitable for afternoon and dinner events. It highlights modest styling and versatile wear for social gatherings and seasonal wardrobes.
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