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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1932
Page
4
A reflective essay argues democracy endures in America despite mediocrity in the crowd. It traces democracy from Greece through revolutions, warns of passive citizenry, and predicts no dictatorship here while noting risks from Mussolini or Stalin. It ends with thoughts on education, culture, and rural prosperity.
The essay argues God sovereignly ordains all events and powers, guiding nations and individuals toward His end. It claims none act without God’s permission, cites Scripture on divine control over Satan and rulers, and asserts human free will within providence, concluding that all events unfold by God’s will. THOMAS W. KIMSEY.
A column mocks relief bureaucracy while noting Dr. Morrison's advice to North Carolina officials to prepare for expanded aid. It covers jokes about federal flood relief, then digresses into a humorous fish locating scheme using miniature lakes and cormorants, ending with a Provincetown cod tale and a quip about a fisherman.
The review covers F J. B. Priestley s Paraway as a lively South Seas treasure quest with romance and danger led by William Dursley and two Ivybridge men, plus a subplot on Vahdah J. Bordaux s Case of the Beautiful Hands a vivid life of Eleonora Duse with loves, rivals, and stage glamour.
The column discusses Eleanor Morse's The Middle Child and its depiction of Sally Starr's growth from child to adult amid postwar challenges. It also reviews The Cycle by D Carl Colony, a satirical vision of a utopian America, and Paul Green's The Laughing Pioneer, signaling a wave of new Southern voices and themes in early 20th century fiction.
Japan states focus on law and order in Jehel with insistence on stable governance. The remark hints at clearer policy aims and possible future involvement.
A newspaper note recalls several murder trials this summer as part of the ongoing social backdrop influencing public mood and discussions on mental strain and stress. It hints at public interest in crime cases shaping the era’s dialogue.
In prophetic terms observers in Europe begin framing the ongoing conflict's financial burden as war costs. Analysts warn debt will shape postwar economies and political climates across nations.
A note states many husbands favor changing the name of a well known card game to toll bridge. The suggestion reflects light household humor and naming preferences.
The Enterprise notes the election will center on the prohibition issue and urges voters to gain a clear understanding. Continued on page 12.
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