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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1936

Page

3

Careful Cropping Urged By Soil Experts In Deep River Area

K Abernathy of the Soil Conservation Service at High Point urges careful cropping plans as Deep River farmers prepare to plant fall crops. He touts strip cropping to reduce erosion and improve moisture, describing rotations and wide alternate strips. S R Clinard of Linard’s Dairy Farm supports strip rotation noting prior gullies have stopped after adopting soil conserving practices.

Deepiver K. Abernathy Soil Conservation Rvice High Point Deep Fiver S. R. Clinard Linard Highoint Clina

North Carolina Debate Over Governor Garfield Letter

A desk letter misidentified as Governor Garfield prompts Governor Kringhaus to note North Carolina has never had a Governor Garfield. The letter from Manchester England raises speculation it could have referred to former Governor O Max Gardner, who left office nearly four years ago.

Raleigh North Carolina Vernor Garfield Gar U. Ey Hy Kringhaus Manter England Vinghaus O. Max Gardner

Employment workers in hold meeting

Raleigh dispatch reports state employment service workers will hold conference here Friday to plan re interviewing all WPA workers in North Carolina to aid their placement in private industry.

Raleigh May Thompson Evans Vure WPA North Rolina

Albert Teaster Opens Real at Church of God

Albert Teaster, who survived a rattlesnake bite without medical aid as an act of faith, has opened a real estate venture at the Church of God on Mills. The piece notes broad subsoil erosion in the United States and mentions fires, rain, and a plant family comparison to poison ivy.

Bpartanburg, &. C Sept Albert Teaster Church of God On Mills

Paris Glamour The Vogue This Fall

Paris fashion opens a glamorous season with satin crepes and velvets in dressy afternoon frocks. Black dominates formal daytime wear with red as a bright contrast. Fur trims surge on coats and suits while new silhouettes include broadcloth suits with masculine lines and flowing or panelled skirts.

Rosette Hargrove NEA Service Paris Marcel Rochal Chanel Patou Paton

Metaxas rises as Greece crowns martial law ruler

General Metaxas, the Greek dictator, has forged a hard line to quell dissent after years of anti republican sentiment. He solidifies control through a five month cabinet rule and martial law citing the supposed Communist threat, while labor unrest and economic strains widen public discontent.

Milton Bronner NEA Service London Greece Moltke Metaxas der Kleine Moltke Germany Constantine Tino Kaise Venizelos Metaxans George Condylis M. Venizelos M. Tsaldaris Friends Reds Salonika Athens Europe Labor Italy League of Nations Ethiopia

Couture notes for 1920s silhouettes and robes-de-style dresses

The article describes unbelted lines as a new trend with silk or wool waist cords and tassels at the waist. It notes tunics worn over slinky skirts with ankle fullness, belt optional, and mentions robes-de-style garments with full skirts attached to bodices below the hips.

Ethiopia To Get Modern Highways

Reports to the commerce department indicate Italy plans an empire-building construction program in Ethiopia after the rainy season. Mussolini outlines a 2,500 mile network of modern highways as an initial undertaking.

Washington Commerce Department Italy Ethiopia Mussolini

Public debt of US governments tops five decades high

An estimate puts the combined public debt of federal, state, and local governments in the United States at more than 50 billion dollars, highlighting a growing fiscal burden across all levels of government.

United States

Dust storm sweeps 397800 acres in Oklahoma day

A single day dust storm in Oklahoma lifted 397800 acres of land and suspended soil to a depth of six and two thirds inches, creating a vast airborne dust layer across the state.

Oklahoma

Blum Sets Reply To Nazi Declaration In Radio Address

Paris September 16 France plans a reply to Nazi Germany's Nürnberg declaration by Premier Leon Blum in a radio foreign policy address tomorrow night. He is expected to affirm France will halt re armament buildup if Germany and other European nations do the same.

Paris France Nurnberg Leon Blum Germany

Lions Inhabit Sands And Rocks Not Jungles

The text claims lions live chiefly in sandy plains and rocky places and are entirely jungle inhabitants. This contradicts typical lion habitats and presents an unreliable statement.

Cats and deer sight cues in low light

Cats cannot see in absolute darkness yet possess keen dusk vision. White tail signals by deer alert others with the white flag of their tails, a distinct signaling method observed in their species.

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