Bril Men and Seducers Wax Worse and Worse
A dated devotional note cites 2 Timothy 3 13 14 and urges vigilance as moral decay and deception increase.
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1931
Page
4
Government plans to sell surplus cotton and wheat to Germany
The article questions U S stored surpluses of 1.3 million bales of cotton and 200 million bushels of wheat and the impact of government intervention on farmers. It notes doubts about dumping to Germany, its effect on markets, and whether disposal would resolve the uncertainty facing growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Farm Board
Germany
Judge Bowie Signals Crowded Senate Field
The entry of Judge Tom O C Bowie intensifies Senator Cameron Morrison's nomination battle. Brooks may stay out and Morrison faces a three to four person field, raising questions about the need for a second primary and potential vote shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom OC. Bowie
Cameron Morrison
Morrison
Bowie
Guilfordian
A. L. Brooks
Brooks
United States Senate
Senator Morrison
Reynolds
Bowie Ups
Grist
The Health of the Wizard of Menlo Park
The piece discusses Thomas A. Edison's declining health at age 84, noting a long term fragile condition and recent danger of collapse. It highlights insulin's role in extending working lives and argues Edison proves value of life after 60 through sustained productive years and societal impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Mr. Edison
Earth
Chance of Morrison Opponent Faces Narrow Senatorial Race
The analysis argues a tight contest is likely between Senator Morrison and a popular challenger, predicting the challenger gains his best chance by running against the incumbent in a close race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Wickersham report blasts police and prison system
The Wickersham commission condemns the police as crooked and the prison system as foul. It questions its own purpose and raises concerns about crime, reform, and the need for systemic oversight in law enforcement. It cites press revelations of rampant crime and urges reforms to police accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham Commission
Hoover
Associated Press
Scotland Yard
Yard
An American Editor’s View of Russia from Dayton
Walter Locke, editor of a Dayton Ohio daily, reflects on Soviet Russia after a personal inspection. He notes vast resources and population, compares regional outputs, and argues nations must keep cool and adjust to Russia’s trajectory rather than condemn it. He raises a single central question about the global impact of Russia’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Russia
Walter Locke
United States
Turkestan
Arctic
France
Locke
A Monument to Peace by Bruce Catton
Catton argues the Perry memorial at Put-in-Bay marks a peace ethic between the United States and Canada. He notes no warships on the Great Lakes since 1812 and a dividing treaty soon after, praising the unfortified frontier as an enduring example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Put-in-Bay
Lake Erie
Commodore Perry
Great Lakes
Perry
Lakes
United States
Canada
America
Britain
Motor boats gain in United States recreation
The article notes a rise in motor boat registrations from 91 000 in 1919 to about 250 000 recently as roads fill and water recreation returns. It argues boats offer low cost fun and cites a shift back to water activities after the automobile era. It also briefly mentions other social anecdotes and a remark on women operating motormen in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Scotch Vacationers in France Stir Spare Moments
A short news snippet notes many Scots and their families are spending vacations in France, prompting light comment about the word spending and its meaning during leisure travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
A Superfluous American Gesture of City Keys
A remark highlights the habit of presenting distinguished visitors with ceremonial keys to cities. It argues most keys are symbolic since many cities are already open and welcoming.
Toy Hall Loans Boost Production Record
The text notes a booming toy hall loan business reaching 3,000,000 in manufacture and sales as an example of a durable industry.
Two Claimants Surface for the Spanish Throne
Two new claimants emerge in Spain as political tensions rise. In a bold gesture, observers predict the elder party will defer to Alfonso, prompting a shared declaration: You first, Alfonso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
King of Siam Enjoys New York Speakeasy Visit
A report notes the King of Siam was very congenial during a recent escort to a New York speakeasy. It speculates that if he had acted the same while leaving the venue it would have made news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
New York
Pioneering for Jesus Inspires Crowell Letter
The Enterprise publication recalls a class gathering led by Prof. Davis with Dr. Peacock absent. George H. Crowell extols Phillip's evangelistic zeal, urges readers to witness and tithe, and pledges support to grow the Fellowship Cultivation Hour to 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Peacock
Dr. Peacock
Prof. Davis
J. Davis
Weloves
University of North Carolina
Johnson
Conant
Jesus
Phillip
Samaria
Iman
Peter
Ethipopian
God
Aratus
Caesarea
Geo. H. Crowell
Health Officer Links Pellagra to Home Food Production
Dr Floyd Johnson, Health Officer of Columbus County, argues pellagra is scarce in homes using self produced foods and asks for ongoing educational drives to boost home food production. He notes rural conditions and recent price declines affecting farming, with Pellagra concerns shared across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Floyd Johnson
Columbus County
G. M. Cooper
State Board of Health
Johnson
Fastest Moving Picture Camera Made in Paris
French Academy of Science scientists have perfected a moving picture camera that records at 2000 frames per second, vastly surpassing the prior 250 frames per second. The device was developed mainly by Prof. A Magnan of the College of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
French Academy of Science
A. Magnan
The
College of France
Teague Court Dispatches Weekend Liquor Docket
Judge Lewis E. Teague handled a heavy docket of liquor law cases in municipal court this morning. Offenders faced jail terms fines and suspended judgments with several defendants remanded or facing further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teague
Julius Reed
J. L. Kivett
Reed
H. H. File
J. L. Coleman
Aaron Austin
Walter Byers
James Williams
North Carolina
C. C. Robbins
H. T. Brown
Sam Sutton
Ernest Stone
Frank Speaks
Vestal Hendrix
Billie Jones
James Conley
Maude Weatherspoon
B. B. Birdman
Dewey Gunter
Charley Oakley
Arthur Williams
Mose Johnson
Bill Horney
Arthur Holmes
J. R. Ruth
John Boyd
J. L. Freeman
R. E. Michael
J. L. Clodfelter
State Revenue Hits August Day One Total Near July Gain
Raleigh officials report North Carolina collected 1 13 611 32 dollars for the general fund on August 1. Commissioner A F Maxwell says this is within 51 522 of the full August 1930 total. July revenues rose by 200 000 over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
General Assembly
Public Service
Telephone and Telegraph
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Double Cross Crossword Clues and Answers
A crossword listing with horizontal and vertical clues and an answer key for a Saturday puzzle. The grid includes definitions for items from food to geography and ends with a filled solution section.
Game Hearing Set At Capitol For Petitions
RALEIGH Aug 3 Notice was given by State Game Warden C H England of a hearing at the Capitol Raleigh at 11 a m Thursday on petitions requesting a two game suspension or revocation of permits in the wildlife program.
Statewide Closed Seasons On Doe Deer Pheasants And Ruffed Grouse
The article notes statewide closed seasons on female deer pheasants and ruffed grouse, with protections possibly extended two years if petitions succeed. No open season has existed for doe deer or pheasants since 1927 while ruffed grouse hunting was halted after the 1927 act, and deer restoration progresses in former habitats due to protection and the doe law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
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