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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1936
Page
6
New buttons in odd shapes become integral to fall outfits with pins as fasteners and decorative elements. Paris shows include a hammer and saw pin set and whimsical lanterns, while designers feature jeweled, tubular, and catalin buttons on dresses, sleeves, and belts.
Greta Garbo hums and jokes on set while maintaining privacy. She rides to Stage 21 for Camille shoots, keeps old dressing room, accepts a new car, and shares few lines with director George Cukor.
Charlie Centers hosiery union organizer and Wade West Hanes mill striker were convicted in municipal court on nuisance charges. Judge Bailey Lupfort suspended judgment in both cases warning of more severe sentences for future neighborhood complaints.
At the close of November 1931 the United States had nine billion four hundred fifty million dollars in circulation. The figure reflects currency in public hands and bank reserves during a period of economic strain.
Q and A column offers quick home tips by Anne Ashley. Laces stay tied by threading through last eyelet and tucking knots. Banana sandwich uses sliced bananas with lemon juice mayo nuts on whole wheat. Air drying after dyeing yields better results.
In 1659 Sweden minted a cop per coin heavy enough to weigh 31 pounds and measure 2 feet by 1 foot, with a value around 5.20 dollars.
The National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers says hosiery makers will face a $4 320 000 unemployment and old age tax next year under the Social Security Act exclusive of other levies. They urge proper pricing and planning as the tax due date January 31 1937 looms and note the act’s constitutionality remains uncertain.
Kinston reports Parson James Thomas Buck argues December 25 is calendar error and urges his congregation to celebrate Christmas on September 25. While he plans Santa costumes and trees, his flock continues harvest work, delivering the season’s spat of irony and holiday fever.
The second game between Buffalo and Milwaukee in the Little World Series was postponed due to rain. Milwaukee won the opener last night 7 to 5.
The statement argues that classical music requires higher technique than jazz or swing, emphasizing perfected style and a keen appreciation of arpeggios. It contrasts genres by artistry and technical demands.
Ancient Rome's Baths of Diocletian were large enough to accommodate about 3,200 bathers at a time, reflecting the scale of imperial public facilities and social life.
Miscue notes and guidance for vocabulary building from an English lesson by W L Gordon. Contains examples of misused words such as acrimony and acrimonious hearing pronunciation and spelling hints plus daily word study tips and a focus on using one word three times to master it.
Portuguese sailors introduced the ukulele to Hawaii in 1880, aiding its rise as a beloved local instrument. The word lele means little in Hawaiian, reflecting the instrument’s nickname and diminutive form in island culture.
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