Power and War Echo Corinthians Verse Paraphrase
A fragmented quotation blends 1 Corinthians 4 20 with remarks on moral power and conflict. The text hints at spiritual magnitude amid warfare and includes garbled fragments that obscure clear meaning.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1938
Page
4
Delinquent street assessments and city policy debate
City faces growing delinquent street assessments tied to paving bonds and debt service. A council committee urges a definite policy while authorities weigh refunding debt versus higher taxes. Possible successor to George W. Connor will be named by the governor, with likely picks from Judge Cowper, Fayetteville, or Charles G. of Fayetteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifere
Essor
George W. Connor
Supreme Court of
Northlina
Judge Cowper
Iton
Barn
Charles G
Fayetteville
State Bar
Bar Committee
Court Appointment Hints Amid North Carolina Speculation
The piece examines possible picks to amend the constitution to enlarge the North Carolina court from five to seven members. Likely candidates include Cowper or Rose with others like former Governor Ehringhaus and Attorney General Seawell deemed unlikely due to age or career focus. The article also notes Johnston County mountain tourism boosts local interest and stresses promoting domestic tourism among North Carolinians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connor
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Ehringhaus
A.A. F. Seawell
Sanford
Seawell
Cowper
Rose
Should Vote Aye on Raleigh Supplemental School Tax
Raleigh votes today on a 17 cent ad valorem tax increase to restore the ninth month of the school term. Despite press urging, opposition from real estate owners and others has kept defeating the measure in prior attempts. The city currently bears high rents and rising state salaries while funding flows to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Vacation at Home and a Geologic Relic in Johnston County
Over a weekend readers noted many visitors to a rhododendron covered hill in north Johnston County. Geologists identify the hill as a primitive, prehistoric range relic, surviving due to its rugged, resilient geology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston County
Florida
The Rise of Jason Whitney From Cheese to Gum
A reminiscence chronicles Jason F. Whitney’s rise from butcher shop to Beechnut gum chief. He taught himself, sold cheese, and advised Beechnut on product focus before becoming manager of the chewing gum department. Strong notes on perseverance resourcefulness and faithfulness. Calvin Coolidge quote cited. A final item notes a conductor plans retirement to farm potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jason F. Whitney
Jason Whitney
J. F
Beechnut Company
Jason
Phoenix Cheese Company
Phoenix Company
Kraft Cheese Comery
Wage Hour Bill Push Faces North South Split in Washington
Washington April 25 wage hour issue becomes sectional politics as House Labor Committee Chair Mary Norton backs a plan with 25 cent minimum wage and 44 hour week, rising to 40 cents and 40 hours in coming years. President Roosevelt and AFL leaders support, while northern Republicans shift to back the Norton bill to remove the wage differential and aid labor support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mary Norton
House Labor Committee
White House
Roosevelt
Bill Green
A. F. of L
Green
Department of Justice
City News Roundup and Local Notes
City Beautiful contest shows progress as school grounds improve and community efforts continue. The fourth district U D C meeting is set for tomorrow at the Sheraton hotel with short plays by local seniors in the high school auditorium. Floyd Bennett, famed flyer, dies of pneumonia in Quebec. Dr. Walter Seymour killed in Shantung. Hoover gains momentum after Tuesdays primaries. Tom Armstrong on 15 day Navy leave. Gilbert Ragan recuperating from appendectomy at Burrus clinic. K F Ellington of New York visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Beautiful
Sheraton Hotel
Gilbert Ragan
Carolina
Burrus Clinic
Tom Armstrong
U. S. Navy
K. F. Ellington
New York City
Floyd Bennett
Quebec
Canada
Admiral Byrd
North Pole
Senate
Hoover
Walter F. Seymour
Shantung
Diary of Captain Kidd and painters in New York day by day
Diary reads of a disorderly household during painting work in New York. Captain Kidd is ill but alive, neighbors are sympathetic, and painters are described as thoughtful workers. The entry also notes a robin pair’s courtship and a failed nest, ending with a reflection that life in nature is complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Captain Kidd
Scribner's
Kidd
Norton bill faces Southern opposition over wage differentials
Original proposals allowed regional pay gaps but the Norton bill seeks a flat national minimum wage. Southern Democrats oppose a uniform standard and prefer the Senate plan with a five member board to set differentials. The bill would empower the Labor Department to oversee interstate industries and report violations to the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
Department of Labor
Justice Department
Liberty Day curtailed deliveries and local drive boosts
Twenty years ago the post office suspends afternoon deliveries for Liberty Day as President Wilson proclaims a holiday while banks stay open to support the Liberty Loan. The Royal Arcanum plans a $1000 investment and a $91 Red Cross donation at its Greensboro meeting. Thirteen local draft registrants head to Camp Grant Saturday. Liberty Loan totals rise to $248,150 led by Gilbert Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum
Greensboro
National Red Cross
Camp Grant
Rockford
High Point
Liberty Loan
Gilbert Clark
Doctor Dafoe Attends Dutch Treat Club Luncheon in New York
Dr. A. R. Dafoe, famed for the quints, attended a luncheon of the Dutch Treat Club in New York. He does not resemble the country doctor of films, appearing short and alert with a broad top and pointed chin, like a research scientist. His engaging smile is noted as valuable in his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Dafoe
Quints
New York
Noted Oddity Showman Bob Ripley Keeps Dalmatian Family
Bob Ripley famed for Believe It or Not nurtures a Dalmatian lineage as Suzy’s pups debut. Last season demand among his circle led him to give away the entire litter and then replace each with a new pup for friends who would have been disappointed otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ripley
Suzy
Bob
Heart to heart on visiting friends in newspaper life
The speaker muses on visiting habits in different cities. He worries about intruding on friends in the newspaper world abroad and regrets neglect when away. Back home in Times Square he feels offended if friends do not call, highlighting mixed social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
The
New York
Times Square
Dentist Author Writes for Children in Vega Era
Dr Morris Jagendorf, noted dentist and hotel owner, balances office hours with writing plays and novels for children. His latest children’s book from Vanguard includes an inscription praising a patient and promising posterity for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Jagendorf
Tyll Ulenspiegel
Vanguard
Jagendorf
Worry and Trial for My Dentists
A speaker recalls the constant concern dental care has caused them. He characterizes the worry as a persistent trial that his dentists have endured alongside him. The piece emphasizes the emotional burden and the challenging nature of dental visits.
Roosevelt Quotes Joy From Discord Vanishing With Music
The President states that discord vanishing with music makes music loving people among the happiest in the world. The remark highlights music’s uplifting effect and ties it to widespread happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
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