Forgiveness Quote From Matthew 18 27
A devotional note on compassion and forgiveness cites the parable of the forgiving lord from Matthew 18 27. It reflects on the ease of generosity in forgiving versus the offender seeking mercy.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1935
Page
4
Farmer Bob Emerges as Champion Trader in Congress
The piece lauds Congressman Doughton as a premier trader and key compromiser as Congress nears its end. It credits his 26 years on the Ways and Means Committee with steady influence and loyalty to the administration, while noting his deterrent from governorship ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Congressman Doughton
Bob
Doughton
David Harum
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Washington
Bob Coughton
Milton
Satan
Hell
Nepotism Fuss Spurs Nixon Era Echoes in Congress
Rep Mitchell cites family placements as example of nepotism circumvented by hiring friends who reciprocate, detailing Page and Upson family roles in Tariff Commission and Federal Home Loan programs. The piece traces Will Rogers’ syndicated Times column and later expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
House of Representatives
Bilt
Congress
Mitchell
Thomas W. Page
Tariff Commission
Rose Page
NRA
Celeste Page
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Stephen Upson
Celeste Page Upson
Home Loan Bank Board
Marie Upson
Home Muric Loan Corporation
Atlanta
Stephen Upson, Jr
Federal Home Loan Bank
Uncle Sam
Banking Clarity as U S Banks Rebuild Capital Base
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation reports about one billion dollars of loans written off and replaced by 550 million dollars in new capital from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and about 100 million from private investors. Banks without sound new capital drop from 744 to 45 among 14 146 insured institutions, signaling progress toward a sounder banking system since March 1933 despite low rates and weak activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fidc Insurance
Glorious Silver Anniversary of Denton MP Children’s Home
The Methodist Protestant group in Denton marks 25 years since establishing a shelter for orphaned children. The home has grown into a leading local institution, offering foster care and guiding hundreds of youths toward useful lives and enduring character. Alumni praise the program and its steady, unselfish leadership by devoted women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
North Carolina
M. P. Children’s Home
Net earnings exceed half a billion amid cleaned capital structure
Net earnings reached 445 million dollars last year, signaling strong earning capacity after eliminating undue load from prior days. The report highlights a healthier balance sheet and improved financial flexibility following restructuring.
Birth of Rogers Box Traced to New York Times Cable
Western North Carolina readers learn Will Rogers started his famous dispatches with a collect cable to the New York Times. On July 29, 1926 in London he asked the Times to pay tolls for a brief message and sent the first note praising Nancy Astor as a friend of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Times
Rogers
Europe
Feature
McNaught Syndicate
New York
Beverly Hills
Calif
New York Times
Rogers Box
Asheville
North Carolina
London
Will
Nancy Astor
Lady Astor
America
Will Business Realize Its Opportunities
Bruce Catton surveys signs of a tentative business revival in fall. Auto and steel output stay strong, electric power peaks, private construction rises, and stock prices advance, signaling a hopeful mood among investors and managers. Strong firms report rising profits, while leaders seek steady wages and hours as living costs rise, questioning if dawn follows darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
General Mills
Westinghouse
Chrysler
General Motors
Radio Corporation
U. S. Steel
General Refractories
Anc
President's Son Arrested Again for Speeding
A national story reports the president's son arrested once more for speeding. The piece notes the potential commentary that such conduct would be unlikely in earlier eras like the horse and buggy period.
Scotland Yard Measures Stupid Stella at Two and a Half Feet
A brief gag notes Stella is described as two and a half feet tall by Scotland Yard in a humorous reference. No further context or events are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Scotland Yard
Hardball Knocked Stepin Fetchit Unconscious
The article notes bil Hardball knocked Stepin Fetchit unconscious and raises questions on how observers could tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepin
Surgeons of Ancient Rome remove cataracts
Readable fragment notes ancient Rome surgeons removed cataracts from human eyes and mentions grapefruit as an unexpected detail from those days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
The Day's Work Poem Excerpt Independent Forester
A compact meditation on living with purpose and toil as a man. The verse emphasizes earning one’s rest through effort and resisting unearned joys, attributed to Independent Forester.
Roosevelt nomes clash over Social Security Board picks
Roosevelt faced pressure from Vice President Garner and Majority Leader Robinson as they sought preferred appointees to the Social Security Board. The White House also saw friction with Democratic women over representation, while Ickes supporters celebrated selective funding under the Public Works Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Roosevelt
Social Security Board
Garner
Robinson
Jack
Margie Neal
Dallas
Texas
Joe
Arkansas
Politicos
Amy Stannard
Federal Parole Board
Perkins
New York Observers Guard Against Self Destruction
New York dispatch notes high towers in Manhattan now secured by guards or a prevention squad to deter suicide attempts. The piece cites past falls from observatories, guard interventions, and anecdotal insights into motives and moments of impulsivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Lord Northcliffe hints at early success from Answers launch
In an off the record chat during a late visit Lord Northcliffe spoke to reporters about a mysterious mental contagion he felt before it arrived. He recalled launching his first newspaper venture named Answers during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imbroglio
Lord Northcliffe
Lone Wolf of Literature Sinclair Lewis Shuns Social Scene
Sinclair Lewis isolates himself from his old literary circles around Washington Square and refuses early appearances at New York venues. He resides in Bronzville with Dorothy Thompson, avoiding neighbors and avoiding travel lists as he seeks solitude. Charles Dana Gibson also retreats from public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Lewis
Brevoort
LaFayette
Washington Square
Bronzville
Dorothy Thompson
Eugene O’neill
Charlies Dana Gibson
Moonlit Walk Leaves Lover Struck Silent
A fiction line notes the discomfort of a young man in love who suddenly runs out of words while strolling with his sweetheart in the moonlight. The author recalls never being “rocked home” from church with his girl.
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McNaught Syndicate
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