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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1935
Page
4
The Enterprise announces plans for a new modern plant to be built starting tomorrow. The project aims to serve the community and the paper’s needs for decades, reflecting confidence in High Point’s continued growth and the paper’s role within it.
Non partisan trust John G Winant a former New Hampshire governor and Textile Relations Board veteran is Roosevelt’s choice to implement the large social security program. He will chair the operation and oversee a task seen as vital for better living. his record is of upright administration rather than brilliance.
A Washington statement from the AAA defends meat packers amid housewives outrage over high prices. It argues profits are tiny and not driving consumer costs, while drought and taxes shrink hog numbers and meat supply. The piece notes price shocks locally despite brief local reductions.
A traveler’s reflective Joseph seeks deeper English insights beyond quick tours. He recalls Naseby and parish churches, Northamptonshire landscapes, and British life ideals from housing schemes to social security, while noting fascist literature encountered and travel plans returning to America.
A fragment describes a new dessert called pear ple and notes the author’s upbringing with family cooking. The text hints at pear pie as a rarely heard yet appetizing treat, with a teaser that continues on Page 6.
A reflective piece on Will Rogers and aviation risks, safety progress in rail and road travel, and a literary roundup reviewing Countee Cullen Medea poems Rose McLendon, Harold Sherman Your Key to Happiness, Milne Pooh Corner editions and illustrations by E H Shepard.
Four booklets from Saunders Studio Press explore California saints San Antonio de Padua Santa Barbara Santa Catalina and San Francisco with authentic legends and original woodcuts by Ruth Saunders The series aims to cover all California saints and will later be bound into a single volume The booklets run 16 to 24 pages use 12 point Granjon type and retail at 25 cents each
Citizens of all ages offer prayers as a new leader takes on a heavy responsibility. The hope is for a fair, uncorrupted effort with minimal abuse and unfairness in pursuing the nation’s goals.
The article condemns Nazi persecution of Jews in Germany and the denial of basic rights, noting that foreign observers fear a Christian world cannot tolerate such cruelty. It also discusses American consumer activism against price inflation, highlighting how buyers pressure markets and influence prices in key industries.
A reflection on collecting as a hobby noting diverse items—from books and stamps to china and bottles—that bring pleasure and even profit. Collecting offers direction in life and can be a worthwhile leisure pursuit rather than a foolish mania.
Poem fragment asserts that love and living well keep one young despite aging birthdays and passing years. It reflects a timeless outlook where inner vitality overrides time, urging readers to cherish love over age. The piece uses rhythmic lines to emphasize timeless beauty beyond years.
A speaker recalls college nights filled with late visitors and the urge to talk long after hours. He notes talk as a national privilege and a danger when it hinders work. A Mark Twain anecdote shows talk leading to fatigue and a theft at a missionary meeting, illustrating how constant chatter can push people toward crime.
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