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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1933
Page
4
Quotations on adapting to circumstances and maintaining temper. References to Colossians and Hume imply virtue in adjusting mindset to fit changing conditions. Includes reflection on contentment and resilience.
Wisconsin under a new bill gives the governor broad power to fix codes and determine cost standards to curb unfair competition, potentially criminalizing violations. New York considers licensing and bonding of retail storekeepers to protect consumers from defective merchandise. Government action may aid business but risks overreach harming employment.
A historical reflection argues unsound bank lending from 1924 to 1929 fueled the economic collapse. It calls for banks to apply closer checks on credit to prevent a recurrence, noting loans often went to speculative brokers rather than solid businesses and ordinary borrowers suffered.
Henry H. Heimann, executive manager of the National Association of Credit Men, argues sound banks will have strong credit rating units. He says the department should be the bank’s core, led by senior officials, separated from lending staff, and provide impartial appraisals to prevent biased decisions and reduce bank failures.
State College and Carolina alumni tentatively form a nucleus for a Greater University Alumni association. Professor A M Fountain says the group will foster interinstitution bonds and ease consolidation, inviting Woman's College alumnae to join. The aim is to reduce jealousies and petty barriers by promoting a whole-university perspective.
A humorous incident on Inauguration Day features Lieutenant John B. Sherman and Captain Thomas Jefferson Davis on the president's reviewing stand. Davis threatens a kick if salutes the flag, Sherman salutes, and Davis receives two Poland-China pigs via a mock reimbursement letter from Sherman. The exchange mocks Civil War enmity and suggests healing ties between North and South.
A Clinete girl states I was shot after a man tried to kiss me. The incident describes a fatal outcome at the scene. The report reflects escalating personal violence and immediate danger faced by young women.
Bruce Catton argues that surveys show schoolchildren glorify war through hero worship and textbooks. He notes adults also misunderstand peace machinery and calls for teaching war's true costs to foster realistic patriotism and renewed effort toward avoiding future conflict.
Independent milk distributors challenge the 10 cent quart minimum under the Chicago area milk code. The case tests farm relief law as the first Agricultural Adjustment Administration food marketing code, with broader questions likely to reach the Supreme Court.
A geologist declares earth is shrinking and mountains around the world are sinking, while noting room for inflation. Notre Dame opens the season at Kansas on October 7, Boy Scout Day. Halfbacks are urged to do a good turn on spinner plays. A Spanish court faces a case on a girl demanding the right to fight bulls, with habeas corpus as the only appeal.
Eve Rader plans a hurried wedding to Dick Rader in Lake City and prepares for a New York visit tied to her rising career. She hides the news from her mother while reflecting on frugal living, independent ambition, and a promising future with Barnes at Bixby's backing her column. The couple dines at Mission Inn after a tense drive, Eve unsure about leaving him for the New York opportunity.
A veteran writer thanks the English Street M church leader for a powerful sermon and warm soldier reception. He urges soldiers who missed the service to attend next church night at Calvary church East Green street on the first Sunday in September.
The term French leave comes from a French custom of departing gatherings without bidding farewell to the host and hostess. The practice reflected a casual withdrawal rather than a formal farewell, shaping a phrase still used to describe leaving without notice.
An old instruction suggests soaking the pipe bowl in alcohol to dissolve nicotine and notes a small amount of potash may be added to the alcohol if desired.
Astronomers note certain stars radiate up to forty thousand times the sun's brightness, highlighting extreme luminosity differences in stellar objects and offering clues to stellar evolution and distance measurement in the cosmos.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a safe treatment for malaria. Claims it kills infection with tasteless quinine, boosts iron in blood, and fortifies against re infection. Promotes rapid relief from chills and fever and is suitable for children.
Crossword clue style puzzle lists numerous hints about a famous opera star and related terms. Includes references to birthplace, opera company, roles, voice range, and assorted musical and theatrical terms. Solving links each clue to a particular person and career facts implied by the grid.
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