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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
4
A devotional page presents quotes about love and friendship. It cites St. John 15 17 and Weir Mitchell, reflecting on the value of love and making new friends.
High Point hosts the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association with headquarters in the city. The two day session led by J T Ryan promises a worthwhile schedule as industry leaders discuss mutual problems and strive for a more balanced merchandising and production cycle amid a hopeful 1935 outlook. The South grows in furniture importance, facing handicaps but fueled by resourceful leadership and persistence.
An observance in Thomasville celebrated the 75 year founding of Richland Lodge No 214 A F and A M. The program recalled early struggles since December 1 followed by the lodge's notable lineage of illustrious members and the enduring principles of Masonry.
In a survey for the University News Letter Harriett Herring details how teacher salaries in North Carolina have fallen while room and board costs remain high. Of 615 white teachers reporting for 1933 34, 61.4 percent rated housing good in 1933 34 versus 58 percent in 1929 30, but 30.3 percent now live in poorer quarters and 36.4 percent face poorer board. Average wage is 694 dollars yearly, leaving 265 for other essentials, causing health neglect, no savings, and reduced morale.
The article honors 75 years of a Masonic group shaped by the influence of Dr. J. H. Mills, regarded as father of the state’s orphanage movement. It praises ongoing vigor and service by descendants and supporters who carry forward the tradition and principles Mills helped establish.
Dr. Thomas Lumsden of London reports a serum that destroys cancer cells after removal from the body while sparing healthy tissue. He cautions against human testing, urging further refinement before any cure word can be given. The finding fuels hopeful but cautious public sentiment in the long battle against cancer.
The statement notes Miss Herring drawing strong attention and urges the state to provide the earliest relief for the band that continues valiantly despite tragic conditions.
A sequence of satirical lines touches on politics and society. The piece lampoons attempts at constitutional labeling, Roosevelt’s political moves, and the public appetite for change. It similarly nods to sports and gender roles in a compressed, wry verse style.
A provocative remark challenges framing politics as a game. It argues that politics embodies real consequences, not娱乐 a playful contest, urging readers to recognize depth and impact beyond sportlike metaphor.
The Duke of Kent married Princess Marina in a traditional ceremony that included the word obey in the marriage service. Royal organizers highlighted the formal adherence to customs as central to the event.
The report notes Senator Long allegedly cursed Jesse H. Cutter, editor of the Veille L U publication. The item asks whether Huey’s remark remains newsworthy, implying ongoing public interest in the episode and its fallout.
The court upholds that land grant colleges may require students to drill while clarifying that study requirements face no similar safeguard. The ruling frames mandatory training as within institutional powers under land grant status.
The passage notes Patricia McGuire could not have picked a better period to sleep from February 1932 onward, suggesting an extended slumber spanning years. It frames the era as favorable for her long rest.
In a letter to The Enterprise the Veterans of Foreign Wars urges Congress to enact immediate cash payment of the adjusted service certificates, estimating about 2.2 billion dollars will circulate nationwide and benefit veterans and local businesses.
A narrator recalls watching a building be torn down and contrasts skilled builders with wreckers. The foreman says common labor suffices to tear a structure, prompting reflection on whether one measures life by care and effort or merely destroys.
New York report by James McMulilin notes business leaders seek a two year period to regain balance after recent disruptions. Officials warn of longer recovery, urging policy changes and extended support.
The piece surveys upper Broadway hangouts from music schools with 25 cent lessons to hair regrowth boasts and novelty shops. It notes salons and parlors, gaudy attractions, and a mix of performers, panderers, and stylish wanderers, amid a metropolitan mood and wary letters to authorities.
The piece argues conservatives push Roosevelt to curtail emergency spending and speed economic recovery, while business seeks relief from regulatory fears. It notes pressure from right wing advisers and warnings that a prolonged truce is unlikely without swift progress.
Hotelier Frank Case aims to charter a ship for a one way voyage to Patagonia to remove pests tied to others efforts. The round up carries the slogan Put him on a boat and targets individuals linked to problematic work.
The line about other radicals notes Belgrano sponsoring a resolution. His constituents are urged to consider his focus on essential matters when the bonus is tested. The passage carries McClure Newspaper Syndicate copyright framing.
Chairman Vinson of the House Naval Affairs Committee says Congress should approve building five ships for every three of Japan's if Japan breaks the Washington naval treaty. He warns the public that five to three favors Japan if the ratio is not matched.
Dr. F. B. Wright of the Carnegie Institution states the moon is a cold dead body yet its image warms the hearts of many loving couples. This scientific remark contrasts lunar science with romantic sentiment in a single charming note.
Fragmentary lines reference individuals including Madame Curie, the Prince of Wales, Dashiell Hammett, John D Rockefeller Jr and others in varied contexts. The text mentions relaxation methods, nicknames and honorary acquaintances, plus a claim about Deeping's long breakfast habit.
A reader notes Jules Glaenzer could lead a procession alone, arguing marshal oversight and imagining a one man parade. The remark frames Glaenzer as a central figure in a standout civic display and references a 1984 copyright note by McNaughty Syndicate.
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