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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1930
Page
4
The article notes that ex President Coolidge doubts a quick solution to alcohol regulation. It cites Canadian experiences with government control and argues that no approach fully resolves the whiskey issue. It questions what change Coolidge would personally favor and emphasizes psychological and social effects.
City leaders face funding limits for street improvements while urging long term planning. Proposals include widening English Street toward Main and extending College Street north to ease future traffic, with caution against housing that blocks such projects. The Rankin residence may be moved to accommodate College Street and engineers should advise owners on future site planning.
Fragmentary text discusses whether individuals managed to escape accountability in a broader state and national context. It hints at possible consequences depending on future developments and interpretations by authorities and the public.
Frank McNinch of Charlotte, once at odds with Senator Simmons, now sits on his campaign committee. The move marks a shift from 1912 opposition to 1928 cooperation as McNinch leads a group pushing to defeat the Democratic ticket and flouts campaign finance reporting rules.
Discussion of mental health statistics from Public Welfare Progress highlights high lifetime risk and widespread institutional care. The piece cites AMA figures of 300000 nervous and mental patients, with 75000 new admissions annually and 10000 yearly hospital population growth, noting that many cases remain in jails or almshouses.
A discussed theme on science versus faith features Dr. William Mayo of Rochester, Minn., affirming belief in God and the human soul amid scientific inquiry. The essay argues that even amid enlightenment, mystery remains and humanity seeks hope beyond mere material calculations.
In a syndicated puzzle column Dr S Parkes Cadman explains a reader question on why God cannot wipe out all sin and misery. He begins by stating God does not have the power to do so and then expands on his view of omnipotence and the fallibility of perfect power.
The piece notes prevention theory has driven psychopathic wards and clinics in many states but not North Carolina. It argues people should value both preventive methods and care for the mentally ill, citing a personal impact of one in twenty-two.
A columnist notes Chicago’s city motto “Let It Be” contrasts with residents’ prevailing mindset of “It Won’t.” The piece probes civic spirit and public resolve with a skeptical view of collective action.
Richard Halliburton the author backs a coffee brand in a testimonial. It is not stated that the coffee helps him stay awake to write.
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh April 11. Frank Parker chief of the state crop reporting bureau urges complete farm census reporting as the federal census expands this year. He compares the census to a doctor needing facts to diagnose a case and says accurate data helps farmers improve profitability and guide decisions across counties.
The High Point Public Library Board of Trustees expresses appreciation to The Enterprise for its generous press help in promoting library services. The letter credits newspaper publicity with increasing library registration and circulation since the library opened, and praises the printer’s art as a blessing to the community. Signed by Willie W. Welch, Secretary.
Lieutenant C A Pratt of the Twin City police recalls serving his first legal paper, a civil action, on March 24 1896 as a farm lad deputized by Justice E C Dull. The note on the back shows the deputation and he received a fee of 1 before returning to his father's farm.
Ostrich feathers, once banned in many markets, are again sold for trimming boudoir boots and shoes and for making feather dusters.
In Wendell on a recent high wind, the top of W. R. Johnson s packhouse blew off. Debris fell into a neighboring pig pen, killing three pigs. Johnson is a well known farmer living nearby.
Dr Charles E Brewer announced that Dr Bernard C Clausen pastor of First Baptist Syracuse will deliver Meredith College commencement address on June 3. The senior class of 81 will graduate with senior class play May 30 and two literary society events May 31.
Children refuse cooked cereals so offer uncooked cereals with fresh fruit. A few strawberries add color to stimulate appetite and encourage eating.
A nurse endorses Ironized Yeast saying it boosted her appetite and she gained seven pounds in two weeks. She notes strong gains in days and claims many users see five to fifteen pound increases after three to four weeks with no gas or bloating. The ad promises full refunds if not delighted.
AP reports on Charleston South Carolina celebrating its 250th since founding of Charles Town and 260th of Carolina under Lords Proprietors. dignitaries including Gov Richards former Gov Heyward Senator Walcott and Mayor Stoney spoke. aquatic events and Hugenot Society banquet highlighted the night.
A catalog fragment lists Spe Se table salt in 11 to 2 pound packages and ice cream salt, with unclear scrawled notes and faded product names.
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