Roosevelt Praised In Gardner Address
Governor O Max Gardner delivered a Democratic rally and barbecue speech praising Franklin D Roosevelt. He recounted Roosevelts rise from Dutchess County New York to governor and his fight against privilege and waste. The address argued Roosevelt would reduce federal costs and reform New York Citys finances under Mayor Joseph T McKee, framing a national battle between public interest and entrenched interests.
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Andrew Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
Peterson's Greatest Remedy Ad For Piles
An advertisement proclaims Peterson's as the greatest remedy on earth for piles. The copy notes piles vanish with use and promotes a 35 cent price at any drug store.
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Fragmentary OCR: numeric sequence with values
A string of numbers and prices appears, showing figures like 9.00 8 8.00 8B 8.00 $10.00 6.00 5.00, without clear context or labels. No identifiable people or organizations are present in readable form.
Cubs Can Clinch Flag In Game Tomorrow
Cubs brace for a decisive four game series with the Pirates at Wrigley Field starting tomorrow after a 4 8 extra inning win over the Reds. Rollie Hemsley delivered the clutch double in the 15th as Lonnie Warneke started and Charley Root finished for Chicago. Pirates beat the Giants twice in Pittsburgh behind Waner’s six hits. Phillies rally to 5 1. Phillies, Braves split with Cardinals as Dean stops Tribe. Yankees edge Browns as Foxx hits 53rd homer. Athletics sweep White Sox. College notes include North Carolina Wake Forest at Chapel Hill and Duke vs Davidson opening contests. Coached see shifts in lineups and night practices emerging for ACC teams.
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Action on North Carolina football opens with Lenoir Rhyne clash
Charlotte report notes the 1932 gridiron season begins this week with a Friday night game as Lenoir Rhyne hosts Wofford in Hickory. The opening acts include a slate of Saturday games featuring top teams and players while Roosevelt is quoted on political themes.
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Carolina News Briefs: Negroes Recovering and Post Office Robbery
Ten negroes are expected to be released soon from a Raleigh hospital after exposure to spoiled sausage. In Asheville, deputies report the Oteen post office was robbed in the early morning hours, with over $1,000 taken when the safe was cracked.
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To Debate Sunday Sports On Radio
Charlotte officials arrange a Tuesday night radio debate at 8 30 featuring John H Tucker park and recreation commissioner and Dr W H Williams Mecklenburg Ministerial Association president to discuss Sunday sports.
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John H. Tucker
Park and Recreation
W. H. Williams
Mecklenburg Ministerial Association
All But One Recaptured
Mocksville reports M J Hendricks state prison camp superintendent says 9 of 10 men who escaped two months ago have been recaptured and returned to custody.
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M. J. Hendricks
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Strikers Enter Fifth Week in Cotton Mills Wage Fight
A strike involving 1,200 workers at three cotton mills remains deadlocked in wage reduction talks as negotiations stall into a fifth week.
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Rockingham
Tired feeling and restoring red-blood cells warned by ad
An old advertisement urges readers to address a tired feeling by restoring red blood cells. It touts tonic benefits and oxygen delivery to the lungs, promoting various drugstore sizes as economical. The copy warns against being swayed from seeking better health and strength.
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