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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1935
Page
4
A customer recalling a counterfeit incident notes how clerks test bills by lighting and folding. He contrasts a lynch era tale with modern bank handling, stressing that customers should avoid shaming others and that banks deal with bogus currency discreetly and properly.
The piece reflects on newspaper treatment of Coley Blease's remarks and the administration's response. It contrasts Napoleon's cautious rise with Franklin D. Roosevelt's perceived luck, noting the favorable breaks aiding his office and suggesting skepticism about relying on luck.
An editorial argues the 1936 North Carolina gubernatorial race is skewed by liquor politics. It calls for a special session of the General Assembly and Governor Ehringhaus to implement statewide liquor control or county option, to restore sound governance and address tax fairness and public welfare.
The writer recalls sailing from New York to Southampton aboard the Georgie and touring Devon and Plymouth. He notes Americans in England, reflects on Anglo American ties, and describes preserved medieval sites like Stoke Gabriel and Buckfast Abbey with plans to complete restoration by 1937.
A columnist reflects on Social Security pensions for the elderly in High Point. He remembers John Stack, who sought a pension before his death, and laments the hardship of aging while praising relief measures and hopeful future security. The piece mixes personal memory with literary allusions and local nods to upcoming sections.
A collage of topics from early science fads to book notices, including Willard's freezing ideas, coinage debates, and theater reviews. Notable names appear such as Kyne's Cappy Ricks, Jean d'Remusat, Sheila Fitzgerald, Muriel Rukeyser, and Stephen Vincent Benet, with mentions of Willard, Simkhovitch, and Peruvian honors.
Publishers Robert M. McBride & Company announce Smith A Sylvan Interlude as Branch Cabell’s forthcoming novel. Cabell has completed the manuscript and the book is set to appear in early fall, marking his second work since he dropped the name James.
Author Katharine Brush prolongs her stay overseas and plans return in August. Her latest book Don't Ever Leave Me continues selling well and garners strong reviews.
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