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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1932
Page
4
A brief excerpt quotes Matthew 10 38 on denying before men and adds a Shahl citation noting falsehood to a fellowman mirrors falsehood to the Creator. The verse and attribution echo a moral linkage between honesty to others and spiritual integrity.
The college community including Thomasville and Asheboro raised $50,000 to save High Point College and reopen in the fall. The administration is freed from debt and can balance a budget for years to come. Leaders like T Wingate Andrews and local committees played key roles. the win boosts morale and spirit of invincibility in the city.
A fragment argues about Olympic records and national pride, noting Greek naming myths and mockingly accusing modern sports writers of missing historical nuance. It contrasts U S achievements with antiquity and mocks the use of Olympiad terminology.
The text compares global views on physical deterioration and progress toward perfection. It argues modern youth move faster than previous generations but may adapt and build stamina to endure the pace rather than burn out.
The North Carolina road system suffers a surge in accidents with ten lives lost in North Carolina last Sunday and ongoing deadly crashes across the state. Drivers fear for safety as authorities, including the highway patrol, press on with enforcement while debates arise about mandatory driver's physical exams.
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt faced a political snag as mayor Jimmie Walker faced removal charges led by Samuel Seabury. A court injunction halted action until authority to act was clarified, offering Roosevelt a potential escape and keeping New York’s electoral votes in play while affecting national race dynamics.
In Chicago the city must revisit the question of how much Johnny earns when he works four days at four dollars a day. The issue centers on a basic arithmetic problem and the proposed payment answer.
Mussolini declares war essential for red blooded men who can stay in Rome and read about conflict in newspapers. He argues action abroad stirs national spirit while observers at home follow events through press reports.
A convention of dentists visited Mammoth Cave drawing interest from attendees and observers. The trip showcased the cavern's features and drew attention to dental science in a historic sightseeing context.
Colonel Lovell H. Jerome reflects on the fading interest in Indian fighters of the old west. He notes literature and stage have largely ignored their stories, predicting a romance of the west remains unwritten and essays why it should be revived.
A sharp line of thought connects money closeness to difficulty in obtaining it. The text notes a modern shift in tragedy with more freight train deaths than passenger wrecks, reflecting a changing mood and risk landscape.
Bloomington resident Joe Howard recalls a reading of dreams about a lost diamond ring found beneath a pantry floor after years. Mrs. Arthur Baker dreamt the clue and had the concrete floor torn up to recover the ring. Also included is a humorous riff on the Bonus Army with a rambling voice about waiting for Uncle Sam and buying a car.
A reader explores divine wisdom as God’s eternal will and counsel. It argues that human wisdom is subordinate to God’s, that God works all things for His ends, and that faith aligns the will with God. It cites Romans 11 26 and 1 Corinthians 1 23, emphasizing salvation through Christ.
The essay follows Mr. White a self made man who built a planing mill and carpentry shop for his son Hector while another boy Ted learns by earning capital to build a shanty and furniture. It contrasts tutelage versus hands on effort and ends with Ted becoming an architect and contractor and planning a easier path for his own son highlighting a cycle of guidance and self reliance.
A garbled list of crossword like clues and partial word hints covering many senses including verbs nouns adjectives and abbreviations. It appears as a scanned page fragment with inconsistent numbering and stray letters.
A regional guide extols vegetables especially eggplant for summer meals noting their low heat value and protein content. It offers blanching steps and a baked casserole recipe with eggplant onion corn green pepper tomato parsley and buttered crumbs, plus tips to use leftovers and combine with other vegetables.
Japan was one country to show an increase in automobile production, with 531 vehicles built, up from 371 in 1930. The rise reflects growing industrial output and demand in the period.
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