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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1937

Page

4

The Importance of Our Juvenile Court

The article urges careful selection of the new juvenile court judge, emphasizing experience with youth, balance of educational and legal qualifications, and avoidance of political influence. It cites Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver as a model of trust in youths and highlights the court’s role in guiding underprivileged or at risk youths through wise supervision.

Ben B. Lindsey Denver Colo Lindsey Golden

Mayflower Cup winner linked to modern medicine work

In Raleigh the Mayflower cup for best original local publication is tied to Dr Richard H. Shryock of Duke university for The Development of Modern Medicine. The replica trophy was awarded with debate over whether the work fit the award’s popular focus. Nell Battle Lewis noted the 36 volumes considered.

Raleigh State Library and Historical Association Nell Battle Lewis

North Carolina literary prizes doubt, critics bemoan awards

In the News & Observer Under The Dome column critics argue the best book award for North Carolina authors is biased. They mock the highbrow committee and note professors and prizewinners like Paul Green and Winston. They advocate library copies of The Development of Modern Medicine for public reading.

News & Observer Universities of North Carolina Duke Paul Green Winston

Fire with Fire A Rockefeller remedy promises syphilis cure

Researchers describe a malaria based treatment derived from monkeys in India that could treat syphilis and even general paresis. Early and advanced cases show about 85 percent beneficial outcomes, with 25 percent cured and 60 percent helped, while 15 percent see no benefit. The approach uses malaria to burn out syphilis bacteria and then is cleared from the body.

Rockefeller Foundation India

Prohibition of Fire Works in City Limits Urged

A column urges total prohibition of fire crackers and Roman candles within city limits due to fire and injury risks. The writer argues fireworks belong to Independence Day not Christmas and warns careless users endanger life and property.

A Cure for Crime Calls for Enforcing School Attendance

Capus Waynick argues the compulsory school attendance law must be backed by public opinion to curb crime. He notes many prisoners lack schooling and urges support for enforcement. Waynick returns to editing the High Point Enterprise.

Salisbury Morning Herald North Carolina Capus Waynick State Bureau of Purchase and Contracts Highway and Public Works Commission Waynick High Point Enterprise

A Dubious Premise in Arnett Book Review

In the Baltimore Evening Sun review of Claude Kitchin and the Wilson War Policies Gerald W. Johnson questions Alex M. Arnett’s premise. He argues Kitchin’s 1917 vote against war may not be creditable and that alternate outcomes could have worsened global affairs. He contends the book rests on dubious foundations and notes speculation about historical paths.

Chapel Hill Weekly Baltimore Evening Sun Alex M. Arnett Claude Kitchin Gerald W. Johnson House Germany Arnett North Carolina Statesman Rhine Europe Wilson Hitler Kitchin United States Congress America Mr. Johnson

Birds and Beasts in Surnames From Old Plank Road

A discussion of family names derived from animals and birds. It traces origins for surnames like Peacock Poe Hedgecock Pickett Musson Culver Hogg Galt Pigg Sugg Purcell Bacon Back Calf Metcalf Coward Roe Hart Buck Doe Stagg Catt Ken Kerr Ken nett Fox Colfax Tod Hunter Renard Lawrie Brock Badger Fitch Fitchett and Fiteh.

Hawke Crowe Rook Nightingale Peacock Poe Pay Coe North Carolina Speight Speke Spick Pick Pickett Woodwall Woodall Wood Hall Muisson Musson Mousson Culver Culfre Haggard Spark Sparhawk Buzzard Hogg Pigg Sugg Purcell Pourcel Porcus Bacon Back Calf Kalb Metcalf Medcroft Coward Cowart Roe Rae Ray Roebuck Hart Buck Doe Cat Carrie Chapman Catt Ken Chien Dog Kerr Kennett Colfax Scotland Tod Tod Hunter Renard Lawrie Brock Badger Fitch Fitchett Fitzgerald Fiteh England

RICOCHETS and Vertigo in Contemporary Book Tales

Reviewers survey new titles and authors including Andre Mauvois and Lynd Ward. Notes praise compact word portraits and woodcuts. others explore regional life in Shadows Slant North while One-Man Show, Kaufman Morse Hart musical, and Hawthorne and Dostoyevsky editions offered by Modern Library receive commendation.

Nathaniel Hawthorne Norman Holmes Pearson New York the Modern Library Brothers Karamazov Fyodor Dostoyevsky Constance Garnett

The Kiss Grammar Lesson From a Quaint Column

A humorous unsigned piece argues that the word kiss can be a conjunction preposition interjection pronoun noun and more. It playfully explores grammar rules noting capital letters repetition and the idea that a kiss might be conjugated but never declined.

Duchess of Windsor Joins British Who's Who At Last

The Duchess of Windsor is listed among the royal family in the British Who's Who though birth date and parents are omitted. A boarding-house keeper's daughter adopted by a wealthy uncle, she has married a third husband of royal blood and aims to overcome aristocratic prejudice.

Ariel Disraeli United States B. M Central Park Roosevelt Supreme Court Miss Perkins Random House Duchess of Windsor Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David Duke of Windsor

Caught At Last Flannel Foot Burglar Captured

Henry Williams known as Flannel Foot is arrested in London after twenty five years eluding Scotland Yard. Police recover forty seven keys and a variety of tools while questioning what became of his stolen wealth, contrasting with a New York gang raid for over one hundred thousand dollars.

Henry Williams Burger Scotland Yard London New York State

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