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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1941
Page
4
The text presents a biblical banter on justice and mercy, with Samuel acknowledging God’s will and restraint while Addison laments awaiting the Lord’s judgment. The quotation reflects themes of divine providence, fear, and fate in a historical religious context.
The piece argues public service should be honest and competency driven, contrasting German craftsman training with American patronage. It cites Grover Cleveland's reform, notes slow state standards, and highlights Civil Service benefits. Louisiana and Kansas move to extend Civil Service to highway work, improving morale and professional focus over political patronage.
The sermon reflects on Jesus entry into Jerusalem and the pivot to his authoritative role as Prince of this world. It cites his miracles, the faltering disciples, and Peter’s confession, framing the cross as the plant that grows into a great tree.
Arizonans long debated adding a third governor after sixteen years of statehood. By 1928 only two men had held the office, one serving seven terms via a highway department machine. Civil service reforms, pushing against machine rule, mark a crucial advance for modern democracy and governance.
The State and White House assert German and Italian ships in U S ports sabotaged local laws, backed by strong evidence. Reported proof allegedly came from a Wilmington port captain who found a ship stuck and unable to move, triggering custody actions against Nazi and Fascist vessels.
The column reflects on Christ’s sacrifice and the gospel’s reach from Judaea to the world, praising Jesus's life and urging steadfast faith. It cites scripture from Paul and Myers and questions secular cynicism while pondering future social drift.
A Philadelphia judge upheld a newspaperman’s right to protect his source in a coal racket expose by L S Willis of the Public Ledger. The column weaves in theater gossip, film scoops, and party chatter about Cary Grant, Barbara Hutton, Dorothy McGuire, and other stars, with notes on taxes and media figures.
A horticultural discussion on daffodil color genetics, from yellow to white and green eye patterns. Notes on white varieties like Thalia, bicolors, and the potential for pink trumpet daffodils, highlighting breeders' progress and challenges.
A reflective essay urges self knowledge as the path to better life and uses historic figures to illustrate human potential. It argues we waste time on routine, urges action to live with oneself, and shares a personal anecdote of giving a penny to a needy child as a small act of kindness.
The selection features William Wordsworth born in 1770 and died in 1850. Written in 1798, the poem reflects nature and the human spirit amid the era of revolutions and wars, contrasting natural beauty with humanity's missteps.
A collection of quotations arguing that social justice is misused by demagogues. Henry Wallace criticized invoking sacred justice as defiling it. Dr. Edwin Nicholson of Columbia Teachers College urges viewing institutions as changeable tools, not ends. A doctor contrasts willpower, claiming women have stronger won't power.
Dodge Publishing Company announces a 1500 dollar prize for the best non fiction work on an American character past or present. Submissions close August 1, 1941 with publication of the winning book in autumn. Applications and blanks are available from Dodge, 116 East 16th Street, New York.
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