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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
4
A pair of quotations presents Jeremiah 2 7 warning on entering a land and defiling it alongside Napoleon remarks on ingratitude. The contrasting lines reflect themes of homeland, virtue, and harsh human conduct.
A North Carolina businessman urged The Record to promote a practical plan to keep Southern labor content and loyal to deter foreign agitators. He proposed coordinating big employers to improve wages, conditions, and be proactive in building a home-grown workforce. The editor endorsed the idea citing strong white and black labor assets and the value of home-grown loyalty.
A publicity committee seeks to boost Chest support with contests for campaign slogans and essays on Chest service. Prizes funded by private donors will not drain Chest funds. Winning slogans may become campaign cries and essays may fuel advertising. Enter to share ideas and express the movement’s spirit.
A political row centers on Congressman Morgan of Ohio amid charges he smuggled contraband liquor for an elderly relative. The piece notes his abstinence claims and a voting record appealing to anti alcohol leaders, while pressing for a clear statement of truth.
The Confederate veterans commander praises a Hoover parade reception while noting the flag’s display fueled belief in the lost cause. The piece recalls Lincoln era peace talks and a $400 million slaveowners’ compensation offer, concluding modern pride is merely academic.
An American tour operator in Paris, who handles about 7000 visitors, circulated a letter urging Paris hotels and restaurants to alter their cooking to suit American preferences. He argues American diners suffer indigestion from French cooking and condemns the idea as unreasonable, noting Parisian cuisine is typically superior.
The article lists presidents Roosevelt Taft Wilson Harding Coolidge and Hoover and their exercise habits. It notes Roosevelt tennis boxing and horseback riding while Hoover uses a medicine ball on the White House lawn and often invites cabinet members to join him. It asks if Hoover’s group becomes the medicine ball cabinet.
The question contrasts approaches to leadership change, asking why Mexican efforts could imitate Oklahoma’s nonviolent methods for removing executives, and what legal or political factors would influence such a path.
A Hollywood star challenged a masseur’s $750 bill in court. The case raises questions about service charges and possible mischarges in celebrity circles. Dr. Charles A. Beard notes total spending on diversions could exceed $21.0 billion annually, prompting questions about whether environmental losses from picnics are included.
Police Commissioner Russell urges residents to avoid dark streets at night amid a city scene of crime. The piece notes skepticism about robber activity and hints at a busy day pattern for Chicago criminals.
Minnie Atkins-Edwards extols a growing High Point through robust pre school education. The Emerywood kindergarten demonstrates modern methods, hands on nature study, and thrift through cast-off materials. Teachers stress habit formation and civic readiness, shaping tomorrow’s strong citizens.
A Belgian rabbit the size of a cat was found on H. B. Freeze's Virginia farm. It stood its ground when dogs attacked, leaping onto a mongrel and biting its back before the dog fled, then chased a Boston terrier clubbed by its stick. repeated incidents followed.
Excerpt notes a returning figure aged years later, a man who bears his early impression as the speaker recalls meeting him. The lines reflect memory and recognition in a drawing book context.
New York traders now wear four inch diameter cellular badges on the floor of the stock exchange for identification. The badges are part of a series aimed to speed business and reduce errors.
Seventy years after Cornwallis surrendered the siege of Yorktown in 1862 reached a pivotal Civil War phase. General McClellan led about eighty eight thousand troops against Virginia town with limited Lincoln support. Reinforcements raised Federal strength, while Confederate General Johnson retreated, prompting the Battle of Williamsburg on May 5.
North Carolina branch of the Methodist Protestant home and foreign missions meets in Asheboro from April 9 to 11. Delegates from all member churches expected. Mrs. A. C. Hammer of Asheboro heads the home mission, Mrs. George R. Brown of Reidsville heads the foreign division. Program includes speeches.
Description notes ministers who have served in both home and foreign missions within the church missions program. The text outlines career paths across domestic and international outreach, highlighting experience gained in various mission fields and the value of cross border ministry.
A hen in Archdale laid a quarter pound egg claimed to be one of the largest in the area. Dr J T Dickens says his Rhode Island flock of 35 hens produced 1,607 eggs in three months, a record he proudly cited to locals.
A dense timetable lists daily programs for numerous clear channel stations from Newark to Richmond. Entries cover music, news, talk, orchestras, and special programs with precise start times and segment durations.
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