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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
5
A mother advises appealing to fairness to gain a child’s help with dishes. She suggests offering a pretty apron and a nickname to make duties more enjoyable. February leather exports from the United States rose to 841,535 dollars, up 73,600 from January.
Fair tonight and Tuesday. Observations show no significant rainfall nationwide. heat continues in Cotton Belt with 90 to 100 degree highs. Local figures report 60% humidity at 8 a.m. and temperatures near 100 degrees in Montgomery yesterday. Cotton seed oil and financial quotes noted in regional markets.
A guide titled Summer Camps, a Guide for Parents, is available by writing to the Family Consultation Bureau at Teachers' College, Columbia University, to help families find suitable summer camps within budget.
A noted trend on Pacific coast voyages sees passengers fly kites from the decks of steamers during sea trips. The practice adds a lighthearted leisure element as ships navigate coastal routes.
A cotton ball showcase features girls in cotton themed costumes at Texas A M College. The playful event highlights student creativity and campus traditions.
Moultrie Ga June 19 hog prices listed heavy 240 lbs and up 3.35 No 4 160 to 240 3.60 No 2 140 to 160 3.35 No 3 120 to 140 3.10 No 4 100 to 120 2.80 No 5 60 to 100 2.60 Sows 2.85 Sings 2.85
The New Orleans cotton market opened active and higher before easing after Secretary Wallace outlined acreage control for the year. Prices later climbed again on explanations, with October and December contracts finishing 17 to 22 points above the day’s lows and the session closing 26 to 32 points higher.
Liverpool spot cotton shows demand fair with prices down three points across grades. American grades quoted from strict good middling 6.91 to low middling 5.81, while futures closed quiet and steady with July at 5.38 and later months around 5.90.
Chicago market data shows hogs down 10 to 15 with prices 4.50 to 4.60 for 190-290 lb, lighter weights 3.60 to 4.60, sows 3.75 to 4.00. pigs 3.00 to 3.50. Cattle scarce with weak sentiment, steers 5.25 to 7.25 for 580-900 lb, 4.00 to 6.50 for 550-1300 lb, cows 3.00 to 4.25, stockers 4.00 to 6.50 for 500-1050 lb.
The New York foreign exchange scene shows strong activity with British currency at 4.14 percent cables and day bills at 4.1354. European rates quote France 4.82, Italy 6.40, and Belgium 17.10, while several other nations list varying figures across the board.
The New York market surged on renewed buying as the dollar fell in foreign exchange and Washington showed disapproval of currency stabilization. Stocks rose 1 to 6 points with leaders like Homestake Mining and U S Steel up several points, while bonds and commodities showed gains in a broad market rally.
New York traders push shares higher as the administration hesitates on pegging the dollar. Major gains spread across General Motors, Allied Chemical, Johns Manville, Case, International Harvester and others while wheat corn and cotton prices rise and retreat phase amid brisk activity.
Washington June 18 plans to set up boards in July to review presumptive disability cases for veterans under Roosevelt liberalization. The boards will decide if service origin is proven and payments run at 75 percent of prior rates through Oct 31 unless extended by the president.
Leading New York banks estimate they will provide about 25 percent of the funds for the Glass-Steagall insurance pool. Based on deposits of 20 clearing house banks totaling 6.205 billion dollars, this equates to roughly 300 million dollars from Federal Reserve member banks. The nine largest local national banks Chase National City First National will shoulder nearly 10 percent of national guarantees. Sugar and dairy markets also report unchanged prices with sugar at 3.35 per hundredweight and butter around 23 cents per pound.
New York market update lists dressed poultry with ranges for chickens 17 to 21 cents per pound for fresh, 6 to 25 for frozen, fowls 9 to 15 fresh and 14 to 24 frozen, turkeys 12 to 19 fresh, ravans 14 to 24, ducks 10 to 93. Live poultry described as weak with various freight and express quotes for broilers fowls roosters turkeys ducks.
Market notes show Rio No. 7 and Santos No. 4 futures barely steady with 6,000 bag sales. July to May prices listed. St Louis cash grain reports No. 2 red wheat and No. 3 hard values, with corn and oats quotes. Chicago Butter and Eggs records firm butter prices and futures, plus raw hides futures rising 60 to 100 higher and 1,480,000 sales noted.
Turpentine held steady at 39 percent with totals of 1070 sales 677 receipts 150 shipments and stock 12 968. Rosin showed firm with 1196 sales 1960 receipts 4522 shipments and stock 109. Prices listed for grades B D E F G I K M N WG WW X with various percentages and cents.
Georgie Bancroft returns home to a troubled household as Mrs. Lovelock falls ill and dies after hospital treatment. Uncle, drunk and volatile, threatens the household while Nicholas Boyd, a former film star, contemplates meeting Georgie and mending his own ruined career.
Sailors of the freighter City of Corinth taught two blue macaws aboard in New York to speak refined English for the voyage to Melbourne. On arrival in Melbourne the birds demonstrated a cultivated vocabulary learned at sea, meeting the mate’s no bad language rule.
Mrs. Joe G. Roberts of Porterville Alabama says Thedford’s Black-Draught is a reliable remedy for constipation and to rid the body of poison. She notes it prevents headaches and that thousands have found it helpful for common disorders from constipation. The product cost is claimed at 1 cent or less per dose.
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