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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1933
Page
4
A compact quote pairing St John 4 6 with Fenelon on flesh and spirit. It contrasts the fleshly birth with spiritual birth and notes prideful reflections on defects as bitter while reconciliation with God brings peaceful confidence.
A parliamentary note reports the House of Commons passing a bill mandating fresh drinking water at meal service locations. A suggested amendment would require labeling for clarity. The piece ends with wry forecast on economic and social trends.
A reflective line about many notable attempts underperforming or failing to meet expectations, highlighting the gap between hype and outcome. It suggests that even celebrated efforts can lack substance or impact when measured against real results.
The article notes the United States government operated at a profit in March for the first time in the fiscal year. It suggests this news boosts public optimism, supports confidence, and could aid a trade revival as tax revenues rise under the new administration.
A Raleigh area case studies a prosperous North Carolina man named Carlos North who grows hopeful as his investments decline. He traces losses to falling stock values, farm revenue drops, and bank troubles amid the 1930s crash and plans to force others to raise prices or boost purchasing power to restore his finances.
The Southern Railway moves to scrap 100 old locomotives and over 16,000 freight cars to clear the way for new equipment. The Wall Street Journal notes 76,000 cars owned before the sale and hints at broader railroad trends toward modernization amid rising scrap prices and aging fleet.
Bruce Catton argues during an Illinois Board hearing that state tax policy shares responsibility for Russell McWilliams, a 16 year old condemned murderer, claiming heavy taxes on small homes deny his parents a fair chance in life and challenge the death penalty.
A narrative on crime origins cites slum conditions and a tax system blamed for youth delinquency. It argues society creates evils and bears responsibility for crime, urging accountability beyond punishment.
A London paper mockingly proposes handing Bernard Bhaw to the United States as payment for the war debt. The piece notes the fuss over his visit suggests he is valued for the interest.
The library highlights travel literature during April to inspire readers to explore places at minimal cost. Three displays feature books on the United States, then South and Central America and island regions, followed by Europe and Asia. Library staff offer assistance to plan imagined trips and enhance real ones.
In Deal New Jersey, John Rau and William Barrett demonstrate a three forcing bid in bridge. Rau opens with three hearts, partner shows ace of spades, Rau advances to four spades and six clubs, locating ace spades, king of clubs and an entry, leading to a safe seven hearts grand slam.
Bertie Grove aged 12 was seriously underweight and began Vinol iron tonic. After taking Vinol she gained ten pounds, improved appetite, and developed rosy cheeks. Mann Drug Stores promoted the tonic.
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