Redeemer’s Faith Lifts Above Fear
A reflective line emphasizes steadfast faith in divine rescue. The quotation urges absolute trust to overcome fear, drawing on religious conviction to sustain courage.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1927
Page
4
The Higher Pantheism Excerpt by Tennyson
A meditation on divine presence and human perception. The poem contrasts earthly signs with the soul's relation to the divine, urging the soul to seek unity with Spirit which is nearer than breath or touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Tennyson
Kluckings Charge Political Motive Behind Grady’s Court Ties
A Klucker accuses Judge Grady of pursuing a state order with no national link yet driven by political ambitions. The former grand dragon seeks counter power, while critics say Grady should rely on the greater Commonwealth and not masked or unmasked antiestablishment groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klucker
Grady
Kluckers
Clinton
Commonwealth
The Prison Population and Shifting Crime Tides
The piece examines rising white defendants and convicts in Guilford County along with broader notes on criminal justice shifts. It contrasts earlier crime driven by the Black population with current white-inmate growth and reflects on future societal tensions and the waning Confederacy tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Notable Life Reflections and Railroading Views
A column reflects on William Kirk's death and his graceful outlook, praises nonmaterial life zest, and recalls Steve Standart’s long railroad career. It notes railroading toil and discipline, urges respect for workers, and ends with a satirical quip about quick divorces in Reno and a light aside on political gas in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Kirk
Steve J. Standart
Kansas City
Standart
Wife Cannot Brew Coffee Yet Beats Husband In Everything Else
Winifred Stoner Hyman, famed as a polyglot and poet, seeks divorce from her second husband. Her mother Dr. Winifred Sackville Stoner argues marriages require wives to idolize husbands, but the wife’s inability to make coffee undermines the romantic master role and exposes both spouses’ flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem Journal
Winifred Stoner Hyman
Cicero
Winifred Sackville Stoner
Winifred
Friend Husband
Tax reform talk and real estate appraisal in 1927 county
Cc. B. Overman urges fair scientific appraisal of taxable real estate values in Guilford County to justify lower overall tax rates. He criticizes optimistic statements, notes unequal assessments, and argues expansion costs must be covered by taxes while predicting varied impacts on taxpayers depending on current appraisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Cc. B. Overman
Veterans And The War System Astoundingly Virile
Astoundingly virile are those men off the war of the sixties who are meeting. The fragment hints at veterans and wartime veterans organizing or gathering to discuss their role in the postwar system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
The License for Fishing
Discussion of the new fishing license law in North Carolina and public attitudes toward compliance. The piece questions whether University of North Carolina Professor Oscar Coffin will lawfully obtain a license or continue illegal fishing, noting fishermen’s general indifference and warnings about private property andNo fishing signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Coffin
University
North Carolina
South Carolina
Veterans Return for Confederate Reunion Parade
Veterans arrive by train for a Confederate reunion as generals including M. D. Vance, commander in chief, come to the event. Old soldiers, some walking with help, gather amid crowds while a younger guide leads a Boy Scout through the station scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Vance
Little Rock
Ark
Foreign unrest spreads in Canton and Tientsin area
Report notes looting and arson against British property while Chinese forces threaten Shameen Canton and Tientsin. Foreigners evacuate or relocate as concerns rise over potential clashes with nationalists and northern forces. US officials monitor Beijing and Shanghai reports for possible reparation action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shameen
Canton
Tientsin
China
Dairen
Liaotung
Japan
Tiatesin
Peking
Destruction Society Murders and Looting in Shantung
Reports from Salt area in Shantung and coast south of Tsingtao describe killings and looting by the Tao Hui or destruction society. Magistrates offices and Salt offices were burned, Salt revenue police and collectors among those killed. troops were deployed by General Pi Shu Chen to suppress the Tao Hui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Shantung
Tsingtao
Tao Hui
U S and Allies Press Cantonese Forces in China
Reports from Washington and London indicate Allied demands for reparation from the Cantonese government over the Nanking outrages. The United States Britain and Japan have issued protests and are set to present their notes to Canton authorities in Hankow and Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
China
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Peking
MacMurray
Washington
Hankow
Shanghai
The Life of Chrst Mr WM by Gilroy and Kroesen
A compact biographical sketch collection arranged by Kroesen offers brief portraits of William Mr Chrst and related figures. The volume compiles timelines, notable deeds, and social context from church and civic life.
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Gilroy
Kroesen
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