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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1934
Page
4
The fragment lists prices and quantities including seven point eighty and three point ninety six, with a reference to beer. The readable items imply a catalog or advertisement noting costs and a product line. No clear event or person is identifiable from the text.
A fragmentary quote discusses blessing those who curse, prayer, and themes of martyrdom and sorrow in religious reflection attributed to Chapin.
The piece reviews Tammany Hall’s defeat of Boss Curry who led for nearly four years while insisting Tammany’s influence stay local. It credits Roosevelt’s patronage stance and warns against expanding Tammany methods to state or national politics as Huey Long faces similar pressure.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt urges the D A R to take a leading role in world peace efforts. She calls for intelligent action and a broader wartime patriotism aligned with humanitarian goals.
In a speech before the D A B Mrs Roosevelt condemns the narrow view of patriotism urging rational service to country. She praises training people to live worthily and to build a civilization where patriotism serves all, not merely the impulse to die for one’s nation.
The CCC program cost taxpayers 255 million dollars with two thirds sent into industry commerce and agriculture. It provided 600000 jobs, reduced fire losses on public lands and planted millions of trees. The report credits CCC with easing the Depression and restoring economic activity while preserving human value beyond dollars.
Harvard researchers examine 1870 onward records and four women's colleges to compare traits. The report in American Magazine suggests the average American son is smarter taller and healthier than his father while daughters exceed their mothers.
The article foresees a booming vacation season driven by higher incomes, more leisure time, and favorable weather. It notes Americans and Canadians enjoy numerous holiday options and a superb road travel network for summer getaways.
The piece extols rail, water, and road travel across North America as accessible vacation options. It notes rising department store sales and higher national income, indicating improved prosperity. It cites a fatal Ohio bus accident illustrating risks of large vehicles on busy highways.
A collage of quips and witticisms from a self-styled humorist on schooling, congress, war, and fame. It riffs on public figures, politics, and social ideas with puns and satirical asides.
Morgenthau notes that illegal whiskey sales are similar in amount to legal sales and questions why government assumes consumers will willingly pay the tax more than other Americans.
A Northwestern University professor condemns congressional investigators calling them scopotropists and contrasts this with professors who avoid swearing. The remark highlights tensions between academics and lawmakers in heated exchanges.
The report states Russia plans to dismantle the OGPU secret police and suggests the agency could be repurposed to run a new government bureau akin to a New Deal program, signaling a restructuring of domestic security.
O C McIntyre writes from New York on April 21 recounting a lavish bedroom scene and the illusion of rest. He notes Don Herold and Mark Twain as bed based workers, praises Battery Park views, and references York England as a source of fine actors and a Broadway bound troupe from Whipmanhopmagate Street.
A wind gust of 81 miles per hour recorded at Croydon in 1929 stands as the highest wind velocity noted in or near London.
Leader of Greece crossword clues and answers list mentions president, capital, Greek letters and various terms across horizontal and vertical entries with multiple defined hints and placements for the puzzle grid. It references Greece geography and language items including capital and minister of foreign affairs.
The column presents the daily English lesson by W L Gordon focusing on common usage and pronunciation. It defines discrepancy as a state of variance or disagreement and includes example usage claiming no real discrepancy between two sets of figures.
In this etiquette column Roberta Lee answers common questions about appropriate gifts for a girl when unsure. Flowers are suggested. The groom may select ushers from either side’s friends and family. Responding to a tea invitation is not mandatory.
A quiz style piece asks questions about Home Sweet Home author merino livestock copyright cost and lunar apogee. It cites John Howard Payne as the author and notes merino is a sheep breed with a copyright cost from 1 to 2.
A reader asks how to hide yard ugliness until shrubs grow and how to iron round tablecloths. Answers suggest planting annuals and quick growing vines, ironing from center to edge, and rolling the cloth rather than folding to prevent creases.
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