Clergyman predicts war between the sexes in print
An English clergyman breaks into print warning of a coming clash between men and women. The remark implies current conflicts persist and suggests a broader social struggle beyond existing tensions.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
4
An English clergyman breaks into print warning of a coming clash between men and women. The remark implies current conflicts persist and suggests a broader social struggle beyond existing tensions.
A editor argues for expanding aviation in North Carolina, urging High Point to establish a major glider industry site. The piece highlights gliders as safe motorless aircraft, notes rising clubs nationwide, and predicts aviation growth transforming freight and passenger transport with cheaper air travel and new manufacturing opportunities.
A North Carolina community could gain key port connections, with High Point cited as an ideal hub due to its strategic location. The article highlights regional advantages and potential logistical benefits for nearby industries.
The Monroe banking crisis stems from panicked speculation and outside gossip. The Charlotte News attacks reckless talk as the cause, urging prudence in speech and actions to safeguard the town’s economic integrity. The piece praises a restrained, nonpartisan stance amid the turmoil.
The Simmons challenger travels to a village school in Davidson County to deliver a calm address. He plans multiple commencement talks in coming weeks with no partisan politics, hoping to avoid party schism as the Democratic primary approaches in five weeks. Bailey remains unruffled, signaling a party first stance and a focus on unity.
The piece rebuts European critics who claim the U S sought naval parity or responsibility. It notes America voluntarily gave up battleships at Washington, built the world’s strongest navy, and warns advisers should stop misstates of U S naval policy. It argues against entanglement in European affairs.
High Point editor prints a letter criticizing a US Senate hopeful for flip flopping on the eighteenth amendment and Democratic pledge. The author accuses the candidate of supporting prohibition while voting for pro drink policies, calling for constitutional enforcement and lampooning alleged inconsistencies.
The graduating class gifts twenty cement benches two bird baths two sun gazers and a sun dial on the High Point college campus. Trees are planted with plans to enhance grounds as the campus matures and an arboretum could be developed to beautify the college and city.
American delegates arriving from London cite seasickness as a reason for discomfort. In Paris fashion, women embrace coal scuttle styles while men adopt stove pipe hats, making the prior embarrassment fade in metropolitan trends.
The city plans forty seven million dollars for educational purposes this year yet local pupils still mispronounce words like bold and foist, reflecting ongoing language-learning challenges.
Clarence De Mar, a printer, captured his seventh marathon victory at age 41, cementing his status as a durable long distance runner. The event showcased his steady pace and endurance as he crossed the finish line ahead of rivals.
A Russian dancer hopes to extend a toe spin to 39 minutes with a 30 second buffer yielding a full minute. The remark suggests extraordinary stamina and a planned endurance showcase.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with addresses in Thomasville and nearby areas. The entries include Gladys Freeman Mona Davis Eva Scearce and many others with street names such as East Green Woodberry Smith and Thurston, plus several Ward, Lackey, Sechrest, and Teague households. The text resembles a directory or property ledger without coherent narrative.
Legge criticizes cooperation zealots and explains the act's impact on farmers and taxpayers. He argues progress requires readjusting existing market conditions and notes varied public and business support. He stresses the need for fundamental consideration beyond rhetoric in addressing agricultural issues.
CHICAGO Apr 30 A Cabros Products refinery explosion burned two men alive in oil as four others escaped with one severely burned worker not expected to live. The blaze threatened much of the nearby industrial area and caused about 160000 dollars in damage. Foreman James Fleming and Walter Kitch, a 22 year old Northwestern University graduate who started at the plant two days earlier, died.
Buffalo dispatch reports Indian woman Lila Jimerson will seek a new trial after Clarence Darrow refused to take her case. Jimerson pleaded guilty to a sex crime and plans to request review of her conviction and sentence.
In New York on April 30 James M Maxon Jr 21 the son of a church official was jailed for murder first degree. His landlady Mrs Rose Hickey 55 was arrested for illegal possession of firearms after police found two pistols and 100 rounds of ammunition in her West End Avenue rooming house. The weapons were in a dresser drawer near where Maxon allegedly killed printer David Paynter 70 during an April 19 brawl.
Mildred Johnson, 20, of West Asheville, a paralytic since childhood, started a fire after striking a match alone in the kitchen. The match head flew off igniting her clothing and she died from the burns. Her father Homer Johnson rushed in to find her in flames.
A compact listing of crossword like clues with numbered Across and Down hints for Yesterday and ongoing entries as presented in a variety bazaar section. Includes references to durations, measurements, and common nouns across multiple themes.
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