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WILL ERECT 80
STORY BUILDING
New York's Biggest Sky Scrap
er Will Cost Sixty Million
Dollars Gov. Al Smith
I
Heads Company.
New York. Aug. 29. —An 80-!
story skyscraper, to tower j
near 200 feet above any exist
ing building in Manhattan, is
to be built on tin* site of the I
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel at Thir
ty-fourth Street and Fifth
Avenue, former Governor Al-1
tred K. Smith, who will head;
th« construction company, an
nounced today.
Cost «>o Millions
The >tnicture. the F.mpir •
State Building, will be nearly
1.000 let t high and as estimat
ed Will COSt Upward of >'iiO.( HM i - j
(co. Mr. Smith said. Tho Wool
worth Building has (>o stories
that rise 792 feet into the air.
and the Chrysler Building, now
under construction, will be 80S
feet high with (iT stories, when .
completed.
Mr. Smith said the Umpire'
State Building would be com-!
pleted in about a year and a
half. It will have a 200-foot
frontage on Fifth Avenue and
•325 feet each on Thirty-third
and Thirty-fourth streets, and
will house at one time 60.000
persons, he stated.
The former Governor an
nouneed that as president of
thi Kmpir* State Building
Corporation. h» would lie in ex
ecutivt control of construction
a.'id maintenance. Demolition
i : the Waldorf-Astoria will be
f at ti a . f.t said.
:.ot irt J. ot K.iiv
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY FAIR
LEAKSVIB_LE, NORTH CAROLINA
September 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Something Doing Day and Night.
The FAIR You Like to Attend.
More E x hibits--Mo re Premiis ni Mo n ey.
MORE IPREE ACTS
The Grandest Display of Fire Works Ever
Shown in this Part of the Country
Every Night.
Meet Your Friends At The FAIR
ignorance Or |
Prejudice Dangerous i
There is too much sentiment
and too little logic in tariifj
reasoning.
Those who would abolish all I
; duties, talk glowingly about
the beauties of "free trade,"
with all nations like brothers, j
shipping their products in and
• out of foreign ports, and every-i
'one getting everything at a
bed-rock price.
! The high tarilf advocates, on ,
I the other hand, almost go int i
j tears over what is going («>'
happen to business and the 1
farmer unless the taritV is'
boosted ky-high. to the point
win re no Kuropean producer I
'can conn* near the American
market. j
I Both ot these attitudes be
tray ignorance or prejudice.
We cannot let the bars down
to a point where our industries
and wage earners suffer from
cheap labor foreign conipeti- (
tion. Nor do we want to put
.them up to a point where inv
1 ports cannot compete on a fair:
I and equitable basis, with do-'
mestic produce. Our tariff has'
never been, and never should
be. a deterrent to importation, !
but an equalizer. fair to fore- j
ign and domestic producers
alike.
I
Necessity For Safety
Standardization
Laws it protect mat bine
wi i r\t r» are absent in many
stati and in others art so
vag;it and impractical a- to be
Ist :es», A standardized code,
.'aii'.t ti all sta?e>. which
.• | otect b 11: i mplo\ iran I
t ; ■ ivi d. is a gi't at iieo >.-ity.
Nalii-.'.a! Burt a.; ■ • ( a- ;a.t .
>,!■ 'y I'i t*• r'.«. riters.
THE DANBURY REPORTER
Oil Conservation j
Successful in Texas
Efficient production of oil is >
; a subject of great importance :
ito every American citizen and'
I industry.
A major part of the world'*
oil supply comes from the Unit
ted States. In the last quarter- •
century, with the invention of
the automobile, the develop
ment >l our jjetroleum resour
ces has been an outstanding in
idustrial achievement. Methods
have been consistently improv
ed. cost of production has gone
down and the retail pric >1 oil
product.- is lower than ii. pre
i i
war y ars.
The problem of the oil con;- 1
panics is to maintain an orde"-
jly balance between crude oh
supplies and demand and thus
prevent waste due to unneces
sary drilling and storag of oil
above ground.
in several of the great oil
, fields of Texas, where produc
tion. under the supervision of
the State Kailroad Commis
! sion. has been in effect, it has
'been found that oil can be pro
duced in an efficient and econo
mical way to meet the demand
|on a proration basis, which j
j simply means that individual
, properties are permitted toj
produce pro rata. (
A leading authority on this
subject says. "Orderly produc
tion means more economical
production with lower costs to
the ultimate consumer."
Card of Thanks
Mrs. \V. S. Crews wishes to
thank the •j hm i people of DufJ
bury through tlit lienor'' ' 4 m*
tin ir l:iuli.es- ii ;ii• jg 11 :• *• n-i!
i linu .
Year> r« specifin'
MUS. U . S Cjl j.• • -
(:■ • a:/.---,. N. (. .
j A method of weaving cloth
from bamboo fiber has been in
, vented.
Speaking of names. Rev. C.
R. I'ietv is a pastor at Flora,
i ndiana.
| Give The Bride A "Recipe Shower"
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Hy JOSh.l'ill\E h. (.IHSOS
Direclot Ilium / i t' /'' /" ■ ■
//. Ilta/H Company
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ART. you planning t> entertain (or
a bride till- ?It you arc.
a recipe shower will nut only be,
novel ami to the cuof.s.j
l>iit vhili l» "'(.i'i) appreciated b> i
the new ur.tH ■
In a ia.«! -li, it i* :» kitchen .-how
cr- -i-.iiii pi" '■!' "•? i'«*r i?ii; tiali
a dozen "I ii r ntr f.tnil; reci|« - j
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lUiiu. II ..U i a ■* l t ..t N v
«;itti- i'r !'•>' b: !e. }.!•." Ii r ?.in«l
-v, Kli re . ipes ■J— ri .i-. liu.i!
roeipis: i' a • i • 'i"wl?. rak
ricipt - > 1
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lnnrbi 'ii i- r •
After ItO years of breeding r>
white canary has been develop
ed.
The term "higher education"
, i also applies to the price of the
J same.
Crramru I 'ral ami Olivr I'allies
SuH'Ullif ' Ota a Stvrrt hhfrkms
Chop pi ii C fiery am! \«l .N milieu hf
t,rnham Cracker I'ir
Co*rr
Usinp sprip* 4 watercress.
tlu- I line ho in plates int" lour fec-l
lions; in one section serve the veal
prill* in another a ni'Hlli'l ui liny
I pickles, in tJ»«- {lur«! il" salad, and,
! ill the fourth t!ic «.:iiriv*iclu-. This
i makes an attracii\e p;al..
'( f tun I fat anil Olive Patties—
Mi !t, iti n riiiiii |i..n, t..l>ies;»ions
lustier. 3 !:iliies|«fc>ti* tl"'.ir ami
,>:> until »!' li'i.ni'i! \«I>I cup
• n -'k ;.?il r> nn'il r' • k Season
' \v:• 11 salt. i> iipcr .ii'ii \. • ro 't> rdiiri
I s.iuri- And I ftlj'- •! '■! yea■
'i. i r »'• a- ■' i and dtp sMil'hd
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WEDNESDAY, KEPT. 4. #29
A Norwegian chemist ha
patented a liquid which make
wood fireproof.
A suit of ancient Gothic ar
mor brought f25,000 at an auc
tion in London.
*1 1 11
! Sunshine Sulati ~\>, sm,|vc 1 pack
'age (if l-enxifi lello in IZ t nips boil
' iriß water. When mixture lupin? ti
i thicken, told in I cup grated carrot
(and 1 cup crushed pineapple frot-i
which tin juice has been drains'
I Pour into individual mold-., chill aii't
['serve in crisp lettuce clip garnished
'■with a s|*>iiiful of Mavolinaisi
Dressinp
'i
' (iraham Crarkrr Vie Mix 2 ciip«
tm praham cracker crumbs with
- cup hiittc r and ' . clip supur I'm;
i this mixture into a pi p..n, reser»::'»;
I 1 . cti|iiii!. I'.akV in a moderate .
lor I'' tiiinu:e (tin rii'-t \vi !
i fi.ii' crisj and firm in the l.aki;
«.! ai.-.i fill v.itli the
; t:,d.
('llslaril I'll I I:;I- •I - ;. 'del! tt-'k
..ili! ■ j en; -iii!.ir m.iv (' til 1 ''.
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