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Newspaper
Kings Mountain Herald
Location
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1941
Page
4
Readable lines hint at a cryptic poem about truth and charity, referencing a veiled morning sky and a charitable theme. The fragmentary text names Kohinoo Meath and a figure labeled Clinton, suggesting a historic or literary page note rather than a complete article.
A piece reflecting on perseverance with a slogan The man who sticks has his success earned by hard knocks and steady effort. It highlights women in defense, noting scientists and workers contributing to research safety glass aluminum expertise and shipyard production including parachutes balloons motors and delicate equipment.
A community column notes the barber shop talk shifting from politics to war as Red Walker departs for the army and calls are made for relief from high water rates during a severe drought. A public sale notice lists Maggie Short and Wade Short as debtors with a June 23 sale at the Cleveland County courthouse.
Senior class entertainment featured Little Miss Shirley Houser daughter of Mr and Mrs George Houser and Miss Joe Neisler mascots of the eleventh grade at a costume party in the Women’s Club Building. Details were not available at press time.
A nationwide push aims to boost or expand bean acreage this spring and summer with white varieties emphasized. Claude Houneed notes soil conservation districts and farmer cooperatives will lead acreage projects as production and disappearance of dairy and airy products remain strong, with March milk output about 3.6 percent higher year over year.
Weary of a life of luxury a young woman arrives penniless and is taken in by a sympathetic shop clerk. The story follows her return to work at Butterfield’s Department Store and her evolving relationship with Dorothy Moore as they navigate hardship and a fresh start.
A feature recounts a chaotic street encounter with a photographer filming a young woman named Peggy Butterfield. A reporter uses pushy tactics to extract quotes and promote a vibrator product while bystanders and a shop clerk test the crowd. Peggy faces unwelcome attention as a narrator details the sales pressure and public reaction.
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