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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
4
The notice lists department names and key staff such as Advertising Circulation Editorial City News and publishers R. B. Terry and P. P. Rawhey. It outlines the paper structure and roles within the publication.
A historical brief notes a Bible verse from 11 Samuel 22 21 praising righteousness and contrast with Horace’s rebuke of an unfeeling age asking what wickedness has been avoided. The fragment pairs scriptural reflection with classical doubt in one compact item.
Ambassador Oleophus Daniels argues before the Washington Democratic club that President Roosevelt’s legislative program is the party platform, a blueprint Congress is pledged to enact. He asserts the White House does not force Congress and that the legislature shares the same goals.
A morning tragedy highlights the necessity for a night watchman or warning signals at High Point Main Street railroad crossing. The busy central crossing lacks such safeguards, and unfamiliar nighttime motorists may face danger. Officials warn this fatality may not be the last without preventative measures.
The piece contrasts slum demolition as a health and jobs program with social critique of pretension and etiquette. It recalls Cleveland police interrogation practices and highlights a dog-centered, domestic vignette about Wag Skippy and Sandy.
Winston-Salem health officer Dr. R. L. Carlton urges spring cleaning of the family medicine chest warning that danger lurks in a messy cabinet. The article notes health risks from poor organization and improper storage of medicines and supplies.
This passage warns about purchasing drugs only as needed and keeping poisons up high and labeled. It stresses turning on lights when handling medicines, not keeping prescriptions too long, following bottle directions, and maintaining home sanitation with a general cabinet purge.
Greensboro plans to organize and open a new commercial bank reflecting strong public confidence and the need for sound banking in the city. The banking holiday highlighted the vital role banks play in a community’s commercial life and urged early restoration of normal functions where restricted.
The North Carolina dry movement pushes to postpone the prohibition repeal vote to 1936 amid ongoing wets and drys conflict. Voters fear prolonged agitation and seek to elect delegates for a convention to resolve the issue next spring.
Spanish young men demand fiances who can cook prompting government to open cooking classes. In the United States a bridegroom seeks a wife who can contribute meals as part of marriage plans.
A man fishing near Florida reportedly died in an accident described as the excitement of catching a king tech. The piece notes a bizarre sports accent and mentions stock holdings in a corporate context.
The report notes over eight million dollars of federal money will fund a major slum elimination effort in New York Citys lower east side. A Washington loan would underpin the destruction of several blocks of poor tenements and the construction of model apartments offering affordable housing to the needy. The moment is staged as ideal for similar urban renewal across large cities nationwide with labor and federal leaders discussing a bond program to fund such work.
The piece argues against relaxing prohibition despite legalization talks for beer. It asserts that repealing prohibition must be voted out and warns against nullification or lax enforcement. It calls for continued strict enforcement by federal and local authorities.
Chicago investor seeks to attach the retirement pension of Sam Insull, valued at $18,000 per year, claiming rights after years of service. The move threatens steady income for the longtime executive amid ongoing financial disputes.
Fragmentary note mentions joining a cabinet with a Ramsay MacDonald slogan and predicts a summer cold epidemic. Also references a national law allowing clans to prescribe whisky amounts.
The text notes that summer trips are followed by a fall. It mentions scientists predicting baldness by 2060 due to frequent haircuts and recalls a 1933 event where many were badly trimmed. The tone reflects caution about consequences and timing.
Davidson County commissioners obtained a 35000 emergency loan from Kirst National Bank of Thomasville to cover last month’s obligations as 69000 of the general fund remains tied up in the closed Commercial Bank of Lexington. The loan is secured by collateral and sanctioned by the state government commission in Raleigh. Public school teacher vouchers due March 20 were delayed awaiting a Raleigh state voucher.
The county treasurer requests outlines of teachers salaries due for the sixth month. Noting total amounts per school district, the report aims to settle payroll obligations and update the annual budget. Districts should submit certified totals and any needed adjustments by the stated deadline.
The Detroit Tigers arrived in Asheville to resume their series with the New York Giants after defeating Atlanta 7 to 4 yesterday in the Southern Association.
A lion avoids attacking targets that appear strong and tends to desert a mating partner when facing danger.
A fragment from a poem or lyrical prose reflecting on gratitude to a mother figure, contrasting hardship with comfort. Mentions beer brewed from grain, contented farmers, innocence health, and relief through blessing a mother who helped endure difficult times. References to Goldsmith and high point North Carolina appear as isol ated scraps.
On his voyage seeking the New World Sir Walter Raleigh reached Newfoundland rather than America as his explorations laid groundwork for later English claims.
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