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Advertisement from The High Point Enterprise notes R B Terry as publisher and business manager with national advertising representatives listed. The item resembles a masthead or credits page indicating publication details and offices in New York Chicago and Michigan avenues.
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Frost, Landis and Kohn
Brunswick Building
Park Avenue
New York
People’s Gas
Michigan Boulevard
American Gift to England Highlighted by Harkness Donation
The article praises Edward S. Harkness for giving ten million dollars to establish a social and educational trust in England. It contrasts American philanthropy abroad with domestic generosity, noting Britain’s wartime efforts, peacetime burdens, and ongoing economic challenges while calling attention to France’s wealth and debt stance.
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England
Edward S. Harkness
Cecil Rhodes
Harkness
Imperial Islands
Britain
India
France
Hitler's Big Idea and His Following
The article notes widespread quiet support in Germany for Hitler and his aim to restore power by expanding eastward to acquire territory for expansion, with eyes on Russia. It discusses potential effects if the Soviet dictatorship weakens and suggests Hitler's plan could work given centralized power in Russia.
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Germany
Hitler
Russia
Soviet
Political Reflections on Europe in Wartime Era
A commentary discusses Mussolini accepting responsibility, potential shifts in Russian governance, German resilience under Hitler, and the idea that Versailles borders are not permanently fixed. It suggests precarious balance in Europe as dictatorial powers shift and endure.
Major Stedman and the shifting view of science in later years
Arthur Krock praises Major Stedman’s courteous manner and scholarly advice while a broader view notes science moving away from dogmatic certainty. The piece reflects on how science’s expanding horizon affects public perception and invites wonder rather than rigid slogans.
Call for united cooperative marketing in North Carolina agriculture
The editorial urges bold leadership to establish cooperative marketing of tobacco and agricultural products in North Carolina. It notes Frank Page and Leland Kitchin are unavailable for the task, while stressing that past failures must not deter a capable, optimistic organizer. It argues cooperative farming is essential for prosperous state agriculture.
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Frank Page
Leland Kitchin
Scotland Neck
Page
North Carolina
Millikan Sees Cosmic Rays as Weather Tool
Dr. Robert A. Millikan claims cosmic rays can power a new kind of barometer to extend weather forecasting. He notes rays may originate from matter creation in space and differ on their nature, while others suggest they result from annihilation or are high speed electrons, a debate readers are unlikely to grasp but a practical use may arrive.
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Arthur Krock
Major Stedman
New York Times
Allison
Europe
Robert A. Millikan
Millikan
Dr. Millikan
Piccard Plans Stratosphere Balloon Flight For Cosmic Ray Tests
The article profiles Dr Auguste Piccard proposing a balloon ascent to twice prior heights to study cosmic rays and possible lateral components. It describes the enclosed aluminum sphere craft, the risks, and Piccard's calm pursuit of science over heroism. It also notes Chicago bank crime delays in bandit case clemency hearings.
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Earth
Jules Verne
Auguste Piccard
Einstein
Einstin
Piccard
Clara Bow and the Nevada Gambling Scandal Dusked
The piece recalls Clara Bow and Will Rogers visiting a Nevada gambling house. It notes Bow issued rubber checks totaling 15 009 dollars, stopped payment, and that the episode is no longer seen as funny or crucial.
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Clara Bow
Nevada
Clara
Will Rogers
Completing a Crossword Puzzle Becomes Last Word For Some
A fragment suggests married men use crossword puzzles as a final word or outlet. The line hints at a coping or leisure activity tied to marriage, implying puzzle solving as a closing gesture or habit per some men.
Night base ball sparks late games and wakeful fans
The old idea that late meals keep you alert has shifted to a focus on night baseball. Spectators stay late to watch games under lights, and players endure long innings as crowds buzz with energy around evening lineups.
New York Shop Sells Stockings at 500 Per Pair
A New York store offers women's stockings at 500 per pair claiming luxury quality. The ad notes no guarantee of value for the money, leaving buyers to assess merit.
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New York
Coach notes good material as Huskies wear silk pants
Football players at the University of Washington will wear silk pants in games. The coach’s remark that he has good material this year is clarified by this uniform choice.
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University of Washington
Spain’s Richest Man Francisco Cambo Loses Voice
Francisco Cambo, Spain’s wealthiest figure, has reportedly lost his voice. Officials find no evidence linking the incident to hush money or extortion.
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Francisco Cambo
Spain
Night Tennis Gains Popularity in Milwaukee
Night tennis is growing in Milwaukee with increasing matches after dark. The feature notes this appeal ties to the game’s romantic image and public interest in late competitions.
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Milwaukee
Guiness family eyes America's Cup bid with stout schooner
The Guiness family of England, famed for ale and stout, may attempt to win the America's Cup that Lipton could not. They are noted for backing a quality schooner and are seen as reliable backers for the venture.
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Guiness
England
Lipton
First Atlantic crossing by a common tern recorded
The first bird to cross the Atlantic is a common tern banded at Eastern Egg Rock Maine on July 3 1913 and found dead in August 1917 at the Niger River mouth in West Africa. It mentions Nick Carter as J Russell Coryell Owen Meredith as the Earl of Lytton and notes no authentic record of a British Poet Laureate origin. It also cites the Royal Dynasties start in 3400 B C and the Peacock throne event valued at 50 million dollars. Louis Untermeyer will lecture at NCC Greensborough this school season.
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Egg Rock
Niger River
West Africa
Nick Carter
J. Russell Coryell Owen Meredith
Earl of Lytton
Great Britain
Egypt
Delhi
India
Louis Untermeyer
Greensboro
Biographical quirks reveal a wary, restless loner
A humorous self portrait lists odd habits and contradictions from washing clothes to driving a Ford, avoiding crowds, and late night window gazing. The narrator notes insomnia, dislike of social praise, and a pattern of deliberate idiosyncrasies that define a private, uneasy persona.
Frayed Coat Reflected in Fashion Authority Quips
A reader notes with dry wit that clothing authorities label men as cowardly in dress and admits owning a coat that is badly frayed, adding a personal touch to the commentary.
Column Editor Rejects Correspondence Over Suggestions
A columnist says he welcomes humorous suggestions for the column but will not correspond with female contributors unless they send a photograph with the suggestion. He is open to hearing ideas but refuses personal correspondence with correspondents.
God in heaven all is well in this old world
A nostalgic verse contrasts scenes from daily life and contrasts women’s adornments with men’s burden of payment. The speaker notes comfort in faith while observing simple joys and social roles. The chorus asserts divine order and male financial responsibility.
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Papa
Highway Bids Opened Today For 48 Mile Road Plan
Raleigh news brief reports the state highway department will open bids on 10 projects totaling 48.29 miles. The largest project covers about 15 miles of hard surface road from Kingston in Lenoir County to the Jones County line. Other works include 3 miles Belmont to Mount Holly and widening Spencer to the Yadkin River.
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Raleigh
State Highway Department
Lenoir County
Kinston
Jones County
Belmont
Mount Holly
Spencer
Yadkin River
Edison Bridge Dedication Set for October Fourteenth
The new bridge across the Coloosahatchee river at Fort Myers Florida will be dedicated on October 14 honoring Thomas A Edison. Officials from local and state authorities will attend the ceremony and unveil the commemorative plaque.
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Thomas A. Edison
Coloosahatchee River
Fort Myers, Fla
UNC enrollment sets new quarter record at 2 743
In chapel hill UNC announces a quarterly enrollment of 2 743, the highest ever recorded. In buncombe county a weekend car crash in ashville leaves Willie Woodley dead and three others seriously injured.
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Hapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Sheville
Willie Woodley
Gashed Creek
Buncombe County
Davie officers seek Brock Foster and Dan Gray in alleged kidnapping
Davie County officers pursuit leads to Brock Foster and Dan Gray who are charged with kidnapping 15 year old Mary Nell Smith in Inston Salem North Carolina.
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Inston-Salem
N. C
Davie County
Brock Foster
Dan Gray
Mary Nell Smith
Child Killed When Shotgun Discharges at Grandparents’ Home
Everett Lackey Jr., two, was instantly killed at the Montgomery county grandparents home when a shotgun discharged. Authorities report the incident occurred at the Crawford residence as the boy was in the premises.
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Homasville
N. C
Everett Lackey, Jr
H. R. Crawford
Montgomery County
Concord Pastor Named President of State Christian Endeavor Unit
Rev. Hugo C. Kellermeyer of Concord was elected president of the northwestern district at the State Christian Endeavor union convention held in Concord. The gathering focused on youth outreach and church cooperation. Kellermeyer's leadership was praised by delegates for guiding local youth groups.
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Concord
N. C
Hugo C. Kellermeyer
State Christian Endeavor Union
Tragedy in Arshville: 18-Year-Old Killed in Car Crash
Arshville North Carolina AP reports Mike Thomas 18 son of Mr and Mrs Will H Thomas of New Salem township died instantly when his car overturned near Olive Branch.
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Arshville
N. C
Mike Thomas
Will H. Thomas
New Salem Township
Olive Branch
Astonia Plans Homecoming and Kings Mountain Celebrations
Astonia North Carolina prepares to decorate streets and highways for the county homecoming October 3 7 and the Kings Mountain celebration October 7, highlighting community festivities and local pride.
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Astonia
N. C
Corn meal high as feed says Arey
North Carolina dairy expert John A. Arey urges NC dairymen to substitute crushed wheat and barley for corn meal to cut costs. Experiments show milk production stays constant, and a home mix using crushed grains, cottonseed and soybean or peanut meal can be fed with meadow hay and silage. Salt and steamed bone meal provide minerals.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
John A. Arey
N. C
Arey
Tobacco Co-Ops Will Organize Immediately
Raleigh September 30. Representatives from 49 tobacco growing counties move to organize a state co operative marketing association with support from the State Department of Agriculture the Extension Division of State College and county committees. The sign up for the 1931 crop may begin immediately with hope of sufficient pledges by April 1 1931 to form the organization though permanent leadership is yet to be chosen.
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Tobacco Cooperative Marketing Association
State Department of Agriculture
Extension Division of
State College
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Federal Departments of Agriculture
Extension Service of
Federal Farm Board
Organization Committee
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