Emerson Quote About Peace and Principles
A concise quotation attributed to Emerson states that inner peace comes only from oneself and through the triumph of one's principles.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1929
Page
4
Long delay in facts hampers city council contest
A citizen contesting a council seat delays a trial that could settle who legitimately holds a council position. City business and municipal finances heighten the stakes, with concerns over honesty in elections. Prolonged postponements threaten timely resolution and the upcoming electoral process.
Popularity Wanes for Veteran Tennis Great Tilden
The Newport crowd favored Lott over veteran star Tilden despite Tilden’s long-standing fame and strong game. Molla Mallory’s win over a predicted victor drew cheers while Tilden’s tough wins drew jeers, illustrating fading acclaim for the aging champion as younger players rise.
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Molla Mallory
Tilden
Lott
Big Bill
Newport
Graf Zeppelin May Drift to Boost Trade
The Graf Zeppelin could lower the record for rapid circumnavigation if it leaves Los Angeles promptly, signaling potential business for German dirigible manufacturers. Past disasters have cooled buyers but a fast round-the-world flight would revive interest.
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Los Angeles
Zeppelin Works
Possible profitable airship liners emerge from world trip
The commentary notes that airships have not been profitable to date but Eckener's world voyage could boost demand for manufacturers. The round-the-world trip hints at potential transoceanic airship service and new trade opportunities.
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Eckener
Photographs Misleading in Gastonia Chief Murder Case Crowd
The text notes photos of the sixteen suspects in the Gastonia police chief murder case show none of the melodramatic villains. It warns against judging character by appearance or photographs as easily misread individuals may surprise.
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Gastonia
Baraca- Philathea
Charlotte survey seeks needed industries for regional growth
A Charlotte Observer report describes a city wide industry survey to identify what products are in demand but not produced locally. The effort aims to guide community building, attract new enterprises, and reduce distribution costs by decentralizing manufacture. A key finding notes 30 to 40 percent of textile demand in the Carolinas is unmet in state production.
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Charlotte
Queen City
Charlotte Observer
Carolinas
Chamber of Commerce
Ministers Press for Bust of Big Bootleggers in NC
In a North Carolina city police rounded up bootleggers by the dozen while ministers urge officers to target larger operators. Retailers are mostly seized and the big corn and rye sellers remain untouched. Authorities face the difficulty of proving in court who runs the supply line.
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North Carolina
Point
Mrs Coolidge and Quotation Marks Spark Editorial
The New York World critiques Mrs Calvin Coolidge and her sisters over a magazine piece in which she notes using quotes and admitting mixed cooking skill. The World asks why the former First Lady’s remarks provoke such discussion and calls the article pleasant but asks for further explanation.
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Calvin Coolidge
The
New York World
Mrs. Coolidge
World
Quotation marks in Mrs Coolidge's writing draw attention
The passage examines how women use quotation marks, arguing it is a feminine habit observed from Mrs Coolidge to Aimee McPherson. It suggests marks imply nuance and commentary on others' ideas, and questions the male view of the device.
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Mrs. Coolidge
Aimee McPherson
Mrs. Willebrandt
Peaches Browning
Electrificatzia Replaces Revolutzia as Russian Symbol of Hope
The Review of Reviews notes a shift in Russian infant naming from Revolutzia to Electrificatzia signaling faith in electrification over revolution. Russia's rising hydroelectric output and the Dnieper plant aim to power growth, while Americans seek "safe" presidents yet favor dynamic industrial leaders. An Indiana judge extols corporal punishment for two youths, but the piece warns disciplined fatherhood requires more than a whip.
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Review of Reviews
United States
Indiana
Equalizing Board Allocates 90190.81 for Eight Month Schools
Raleigh despite changes, the equalizing board announced a second allotment of 50190.81 from a 1250000 tax reduction fund to counties and school districts extending terms beyond six months. The July distribution totaled 1087438.01 leaving 162561.99 for future use as needs emerge.
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Raleigh
State Board of Equalization
General Assembly
Nmonths
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
California mayor bans liquor sales to minors
A California woman mayor has ruled against selling alcohol to minors, praising the restriction as a prudent policy. The decision reflects a protective stance on youth and public health.
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California
Dance hall tale from Seattle gold rush timers convention
A Seattle convention of old timers from the 1898 gold rush heard a dance hall girl recall crossing the mountains with costumes strapped on her back. She said she can now carry it all in her pocket.
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Seattle
Jr. O. U. A. M. thanks editor for meeting space
In a regular meeting on August 23, Jr. O. U. A. M. members expressed gratitude to The Enterprise for publishing announcements and editorials of their state council meeting. J. L. Sechrest, chairman, and W. T. Anderson signed the note.
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Enterprise
State Council
J. L. Sechrest
W. T. Anderson
Charters Granted and Palestine Violence Report
North Carolina filings list new corporate charters for Hickory Hudson Motor Company Iredell Oil Company Concrete Products Manufacturing Kester Groome Furniture Cherryfield Company American Bank and Trust Citizens Bank of Raleigh and Old Hickory Oil Company. Separate dispatch reports 12 Americans killed in Hebron defense clash as Arabs attack Jewish college. British troops arrive to restore order and Stimson urges protection of American lives and property in Jerusalem.
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Raleigh
Hickory Hudson Motor Company
Hickory
R. P. Hinson
H. H. McCorkle
G. H. Costener
Lincolnton
Iredell Oil Company, Incorporated
Statesville
R. E. Gantt
High Point
W. M. Shaffer
Charlotte
Greensboro
Kester-Groome Furniture Company
Shelby
L. C. Kester
Z. M. Groome
O. V. Kester
Cherryfield Company
Asheville
Capital
S. H. Benjamin
B. Mott
H. Kenneth Lee
American Bank and Trust Company of
Jos. J. Stone
E. B. Jeffress
W. C. Boren
Old Hickory Oil Company
Jerusalem
Jewish Telegraph Agency
Slaboka Rabbinical College
Hebron
Here
Palestine
Benjamin Hurwitz
Raphael Hurwitz
Brooklyn
Jacob Wexler
Chicago
Egypt
Malta
Jaffa
Barham
Sussex
Courageous
Nahalal
Lower Galilee
Talpioth
Gdad Avodah
Bloodshed in Palestine Escalates as U S Reacts
Washington confirms the deaths of twelve American Jewish students at the Rabinical college in Jerusalem. Secretary Stimson urges immediate British action to protect American lives and property. An aircraft carrier and destroyers sail from Malta toward Palestine amid rising tensions. pro-Palestine protests planned in New York and a London emergency Zionist meeting convened.
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Stimson
Washington
Dawes
Foreign Office
Jerusalem
Paul Knabenshue
State Department
Knabenshue
Palestine
Rabinical College
Malta
New York
American Palestine Jewish Legion
London
Lord Reading
India
MacDonald
Zionist Executive
Louis Lipsky
Zionist Organization of America
Harry Charles Luke
Government of Palestine
Dr Nesic Dies After Jump From Belgrade Police Station
Belgrade Aug 26 Dr Nesic general secretary of the Yugoslav Red Cross branch jumped from the police station fourth floor and was killed. He had been said to be under investigation for alleged communist activities and was at the station for questioning.
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Nesic
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
International Red Cross
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