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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1927
Page
4
An analysis of Ovid's line on love as a realm of anxious fears, exploring how romance is shaped by fear, doubt, and longing. The reflection examines how classical poets frame intimate desire versus social expectations.
Poetic reflection on memories and friendships over years as doors to the heart stay open for visitors who come and go, some entering lightly and some departing.
Winston-Salem officials weigh whether to permit a street parade for a touring circus expected to visit Twin City and High Point. Local commentary urges allowing access for children and the poor, arguing the parade offers major community benefits.
Miami launches three seaplanes toward the Bahamas and Turks Island to chase the mammoth Port of Brunswick and pilot Paul Redfern who left his homeland Thursday at noon for a perilous air route hailed as the most dangerous yet attempted. The nation holds its breath as days pass with no word, clinging to hope for the 25 year old aviator.
The piece honors Redfern and other Hawaiian flyers presumed lost as US search efforts mount. It notes Redfern’s high school flying start, his aim to fly farther than any before, and the dangers of crossing seas and mountains. It laments the sacrifices in aviation progress and hopes for his safe return.
A sixty year old grandmother wins first prize for best ankles among summer visitors at Penobscot Bay Maine. The piece celebrates a shift in attitudes toward aging grandmothers and mentions a broader theme of modern empowerment and lively domestic life.
Gary warned recipients to avoid relying on unsolicited investment tips from a business standpoint. He stressed careful judgment and adherence to prudent rules as essential guidance.
Women in America spent 75 million dollars last year on hair marceling trims and shampoos as barbers steer fashion trends and service styles across the country.
A crusader told an Indiana audience that 21 million drinkers quit before prohibition took effect while the remaining 90.6 million in the country are said to be “getting it all.”
The royal government of Romania faces rising costs as King Michael's ceremonial demands grow, with officials noting a yearly strain on state funds. Officials warn the budget strains due to expanding royal activities and upkeep.
One man who took up golf to improve his health now seeks another game to bolster his morals. The move suggests a broader effort to find activities with ethical value and personal growth.
A shakeup in enforcement personnel hints at a broader disruption within the national prohibition effort. The shakeup suggests reorganizations and possible investigations affecting agents and officials across several regions.
President Coolidge tours Yellowstone amid remarks on national pride and scenery. The piece notes a general decline in American tea consumption with imports down about a million pounds last year.
A popular Paris cafe has barred women pipe smokers, prompting talk that the ladies may turn to cigars instead as patrons react to the new policy.
Dr E McK Goodwin superintendent of the State School for the Deaf Morganton visited Winston-Salem to attend the Deaf Association convention. He founded the school about 34 years ago and has dedicated his life to improving deaf education. The reception in his honor reflected the deep respect and affection of former students and staff who value his leadership and lifelong commitment.
A state department survey published by the Rocky Mount Evening Telegram shows North Carolina highways slash motoring costs by half and fund debt service from automobile taxes. The report notes $624 000 in general fund bond reductions and $4 836 000 in county loans from the school fund, with about 45 million dollars in state bonds outstanding aside from highway and school bonds.
The North Carolina corporation commission opposes attempts by carriers to raise freight rates on potatoes moving from North Carolina producing points into Central Freight association territory. The Interstate Commerce Commission is urged to reject the proposed higher rates as unfair, citing long and short hauls, interterritorial equity, and the impact on agricultural distribution.
More than 4000 high school graduates will receive the High School Edition of the Tar Heel, the University of North Carolina student body publication. Edited by Judson F. Ashby and John W. Harden the eight page issue replaces the summer four page paper and covers Keenan Memorial Stadium building, student activities, Tar Heels athletics, and university reviews.
New York April 27 AP reports butter receipts 12 872 the eggs receipts 9 4584 cheese steady with receipts 47 311 incense or scented paper burned in the house will keep it free from midges and mosquitoes
National guardsmen under Major G. K. Hobbs of Wilmington gathered in Washington for the trip to Camp Perry Ohio for the national rifle match set from August 28 to September 22. Sergeants A. Cheek and V. V. Brinkley of Henderson infantry were sent from company C to the meet.
Beginning next Wednesday night tests in life saving will be given twice weekly in the Y pool, announced by W. F. Bailey, physical director. Tests will be held each Wednesday and Friday night at 8 o'clock. Interested boys should contact the director immediately.
William P. Herrmann a Paterson grocer leaves fifty thousand dollars to friends named in his will. The sum is to be paid at his grave next Decoration Day as directed by the document filed in Passaic County.
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