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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1937
Page
4
A compact biblical verse from Ruth 2 20 Blessings are given for steadfast kindness to the living and the dead followed by a George Eliot reflection on death as a reconciler and the regret of severity rather than tenderness.
Opinion argues against non intervention in the Spanish Civil War and criticizes League of Nations style sanctions. It warns that outside naval powers watching Bilbao may spark a dangerous incident and urges withdrawal of foreign ships and nonparticipation by other nations.
Federal jurors found that Clark Gable did not father Violet Wells Norton's illegitimate daughter. Norton, a 47 year old Englishwoman, claimed to have met him in England, but Gable testified he had never been there and the jury believed him.
The Pacific Rural Press urges citizens to carry pocket cameras as a defense against wrongs and misdemeanors. It argues no law bans this concealed means and that a quick snapshot can deter a threat with a fadeout effect.
Pacific Rural Press advocates the pocket camera as a democratic tool to curb riots illegal picketing and racketeers by catching photo evidence. It cites Missouri Seattle examples where photography defeats criminals and provides eye witness reliability beyond memory.
Dr John W Williams of Cambridge Mass told the American College of Physicians that women live longer than men and are not the weaker sex. He argues women's tissues repair more easily and resist disease, aiding protective leucocytes and therapy. young tissues are susceptible to disease but resilient overall.
After months of personal commentary about his life, the Duke of Windsor reportedly grew upset and urged withdrawal of Coronation Commentary by Geoffery Dennis. The book harshly criticizes him, and the Duke’s public profile has drawn inevitable scrutiny and response. The article notes Dukes’ humanity and the tension between influence and media criticism.
Cleveland delicatessen owner Frank Sikora saves 25 dollars a month in pennies to pay off his mortgage. The practice illustrates frugal budgeting and long term savings habits.
Dr. C. C. Adams, director of the New York State Museum, argues that most schools rely too heavily on textbooks and miss valuable learning from hands on experiences. He advocates expanding experiential learning across curricula.
The statement attributed to George H. Earle, governor of Pennsylvania, contrasts gubernatorial duties with presidential campaigning, noting that a governor attends to state affairs while a candidate seeks favor from other states.
The Legitimist Jacobite League calls for the immediate restoration of the exiled heir of the House of Stuart. Rupert of Bavaria is presented as rightful king by lineal succession after Queen Mary IV and III’s death on February 3, 1919. The letter cites historical acts and alleged illegal changes to succession and urges reparation for past wrongs to guarantee future stability.
Bruce Catton quotes Marvin Creager praising the press as an informer not a regulator and notes Roosevelt’s reelection despite many papers opposing him. The piece compares British tax burdens for rearmament with U S levels, highlighting readiness in Britain.
The article notes high activity on the Great Lakes with 67 steamers arriving or departing Duluth in a 24 hour period. Coal and iron ore traffic signals strong industry. old steamers are being refitted and warnings issued to prevent collisions, indicating a busy summer ahead.
Homer Artin, president of the U A W A, says the sitdown strike could be a modern weapon for unions, arguing it brings up issues without bloodshed.
The Michigan governor argues that labor laws should address underlying causes of unrest rather than simply outlawing activity. He emphasizes improving conditions to reduce conflict and promote stability within the workforce.
In a rural vein Charles E McCandless recalls a simple meal of possum with taters and cold-simmon beer. He vows to feed his dog Spider and head to the creek as the moon shines bright and frost forms at two o'clock.
A lively reminiscence style column weaves names and places into a mosaic of jokes and puns. The speaker mocks imitations of Neal O Hara and D O McIntyre while riffing on Havana Illinois Missouri and New York City. Quips touch on taxes trains fires and streetcars with a playful tone and self deprecating humor.
A man describes a dampened social persona at an afternoon tea, attempting to project aloofness while observers dissect his mood and attract attention. He muses on flirtation, social misreads, and the theatre of public admiration with sardonic humor. A Myrna Loy reference threads through his reminiscence.
A fragment notes streets stay open until John Bull buys the rails and proposes a personal tip for clearing ditch dirt. It mentions using the want ad and an attention grabbing ten point option that costs more but promises results.
Local news notes the formal opening of the new 30 foot highway between High Point and Greensboro set for Tuesday June 14. J H Jennings of North Carolina Public Service Company reports citizens use 4 765 cubic feet of vapor gas monthly. Five hundred sixty people paid county taxes yesterday. Also brief items on social events and a political debate in New York between McClarence D Arrow and Wayne B Wheeler with no result, and President Coolidge requesting funds for Mississippi Valley flood relief.
The speaker vows to charm at a charm school and court a Bloomer Girls dancer seated alone with tea. He hints at meeting her in Palm Beach, notes she is Italian and speaks no English, and laments the need for a dollar worth of massage to ease a perpetual simper.
Minnesota feature profiles a Center Creek recluse known for living with skunks and avoiding baths for two months. Local lore surrounds the curious hermit’s daily routine and isolation.
Twenty years ago Mrs. Clara J. Cox president of the Woman's Club will be at a luncheon in Greensboro hosted by the Children's home ladies' auxiliary. Many women have arrived for the Missionary union at the First M. P. church. Mr and Mrs A H Sisson entertained four friends at the Greensboro Country club last evening.
Reports say the German Kaiser has been told to abdicate his throne. A fire at the High Point Safe and Table Co plant caused about 30000 dollars in losses at 10 30 this morning. Standard 601 blamed for high gasoline costs. A French commission led by Marshal Joffre and Premier Viviani has arrived in Washington.
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