Faith and Honor Quotes
A compact note quotes scripture and Whittier on faith and honor, framing belief as life and character as pivotal when faith wanes. The lines recall spiritual motive and moral integrity in a concise epigraph style.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1930
Page
4
A compact note quotes scripture and Whittier on faith and honor, framing belief as life and character as pivotal when faith wanes. The lines recall spiritual motive and moral integrity in a concise epigraph style.
The final lecture from Georges Clemenceau appears in his last book, a blunt assessment of wartime leaders and the peace process. He blames America for hindering postwar fruit, warns Americans not to disarm through persuasion, and jeers at political foes as he nears death. The piece notes American naïveté about global security.
The divorced wife of Rudy Vallee marries again, this time a naval officer, revealing a brief episode in the radio crooner's life. The match highlights his notoriety rather than fault, noting she kept him as husband only a few weeks.
The Raleigh Times cites Robert Quillen in the Fountain Inn Tribune criticizing H L Mencken and Southern aristocracy. It questions whether Quillen is confessing or venting resentment while praising South Carolina despite harsh remarks.
A historical view notes the London Naval Conference reduced future naval spending by about 2.5 billion dollars and produced a partial arms agreement among Japan Great Britain and the United States. It highlights parity costs Britain and the United States will incur and a move to humanize submarine warfare against merchant ships.
The author notes Mencken’s sharply critical but not vicious remarks about the South. He argues Mencken, a border-state native, was more sympathetic to southern artistic capacity and hoped to spur its development despite a mocking tone. The text suggests southern superiority sentiment as a shared, often limiting force.
The piece argues Raskob may contribute to the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment just as others aid the Anti-Saloon League. It notes both major parties split on prohibition, with many Americans sharing Raskob’s view. It warns party lines won t resolve prohibition soon and cites war-chest contributions as political leverage.
The text argues that a modernized alliance among the three powers can defend interests and contribute to world peace. Naval limitation would reduce tension and, if conflicts remain minimal, allow them to stand together. The agreement is likened to past balance of power efforts, easing concerns for others.
The New York World notes Mr. Raskob faced cross examination by Senator Robinson and found no discrediting facts. Raskob’s contributions to the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment are defended as private citizen actions, while Daniels and Simmons attack him, suggesting a Republican trap to derail Democratic leadership.
Governor Gardner reports strong support for a regional conference in Asheville on April 26 to foster economic development and cooperative action among North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Tennessee Georgia Alabama and Florida. Delegates from each state plus a New England delegation and notable economists will attend.
A Magazine of Wall Street writer critiques the power trust investigation and consolidation trend, predicting a looming political clash over federal supervision and rate controls. The piece also critiques the New York Chamber of Commerce deportation stance and warns against a renewed red scare reminiscent of 1919 and 1920 abuses.
Dr Julius Klein assistant secretary of commerce urges businesses to maintain or increase advertising during slow markets. The J Walter Thompson Bulletin quotes him saying advertising is constructive and keeps goods moving while boosting confidence and goodwill, with prosperity returning as all work together.
Indiana newspaper reports Freshwater resigns from Shower Brothers amid a leak at the firm. The move follows internal disputes and questions about leadership. Local officials note no criminal findings connected to the departure.
A New York newspaper feature titled Rod and Gun gains attention as Chicago editors consider adopting the same column style. The piece blends hunting and outdoor life with local flavor, prompting talk of wider replication across the region.
A Chicago woman confronted a man who she caught robbing her house, delivering a lecture so effective he broke down and cried. The scene was noted as a rare instance of tears during a holdup confrontation.
A Virginia traveling salesman reportedly created what is described as the deadliest machine gun in the world, a tale noted for its controversial origin in rapid fire sales tactics.
Royal and Ancient Golf Club selects the British Walker Cup team led by captain J. A. Wethered for the May 15 16 contest at Sandwich. Members include Robert Harris William Campbell and J A Lang with seven others chosen earlier. United States team captained by Robert T Jones Jr. features Francis Ouimet George Johnston and harmonious rivals.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines infantile paralysis as a major yet poorly understood child ailment. He notes a 12 to 13 percent average death rate across forms, possible epidemic virulence, seasonal patterns by region, and the virus likely resides in the nose and throat with a strong link to nervous system damage. Prevention remains difficult, with limited success from inoculation or using convalescent blood.
New York Amos and Andy will face higher taxes next March as they expand into talking pictures while continuing radio broadcasts. In Winchester England A Duff Cooper, husband of Lady Diana Manners, plans to run for Parliament as a Conservative.
The former Mrs. Rudy Vallee has remarried, becoming wife to Lieutenant Howard N. Coulter of the U S Navy at MQ Lakehurst. She previously held names Mrs Frank McCoy and Miss Leonia Couchers before her May 6 to May 29 1928 annulment.
Chicago report states a divorce suit against aviator Enrique Dechen Von Buelow was discontinued. Last week he visited his estranged wife and together they were robbed. The wife commented that her husband is not the worst person.
New York Justice Selah B. Strong, a state supreme court jurist, asserts that about 90 percent of juries in New York grant a sympathetic verdict to women in divorce actions and he criticizes one jury for such bias.
King Alfonso phoned the liner Olympic’s captain mid ocean to inquire if she is still running as he did years ago. The exchange was reported as a light, cordial greeting during a voyage.
New York reports screen star Norman Terris and Dr. Jerome Wagner, married eight months, are aboard the Paris on a postponed honeymoon due to their demanding schedules.
The Daily Mail shows a crewless bomber loaded with bombs that will crash at a pre arranged site. The paper claims such a weapon is being developed in secret in England.
Hollywood pitcher Emil Yde holds a curious record as he loses a game without throwing a pitch. With the bases loaded in the eleventh, a balk is called and he steps to the mound.
H Smith Richardson of Greensboro and New York calls Davidson College Alumni council to meet at Davidson on May 10. The session will cover annual meeting plans, secretary treasurer report, nomination of trustees and officers, and other routine matters. Council members include J D Woodside, Hamilton W McKay, S S Clay Williams, John W McAlister, H T Mills, and J Edward Johnston.
An unknown bandit in Pittsburgh. He quietly approaches girls, asks pardon, then steals a slipper, always taking the left one. Described as well dressed and affable, the thief has committed numerous slipper thefts among local girls.
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