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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1969
Page
3
An Editorial piece from the Memphis Commercial Appeal discusses common poor service and the responsibility of customers to be well behaved. It notes many clerks are polite and efficient and urges readers to seek good service and avoid rude conduct from both sides. It cites a retired remark about kindness and recalls the Latin adage Verbum sap.
The Senate passed a bill to protect about 110 million consumers from arbitrary and erroneous credit information. It would let individuals check their credit files for accuracy, know who filed the report, see the information, dispute inaccuracies, and keep the file confidential while used for legitimate business purposes.
Dr Kinsley Smith retired psychology professor at Pennsylvania State University discusses youths and the urge to change the establishment. He cites Ralph Nader as an example of challenging systems, noting the need for knowledge to ensure constructive reform. He cautions that drastic change without education risks poor results.
Joseph Califano argues in The Student Revolution that adult behavior often mirrors youth rebellion, creating "adult adolescence" shaped by disrupted maturity. He suggests society must grant youths more mature guidance while acknowledging that adults also seek honest answers and respect in facing youth-driven upheaval.
AWalk through autumn woods ends in a confrontation with a familiar motorcycle and a plugged in couple radiating rock music. The scene shows youth on the path asserting presence while wildlife and lakeside debris form a stark backdrop to cultural clashes of modern America.
The High Point Enterprise list of executives and staff roles including president vice presidents secretary treasurer editor executive editor advertising director business manager and circulation manager for the established independent newspaper.
A reader questions outsider notions and local taxation while debating Ridgecrest annexation and blue laws. Debates over Sunday store openings, democratic process, and urban growth frame letters from Glenn F. Connor and Clay Cox, with neighborly concerns about Twenty- first century shopping and governance.
A homely verse recalls a stray dog named Old Joe who wandered in, found a home, and became a trusted hunter and loyal companion. The narrator notes the dog’s kindness, honesty, and skill in trailing rabbits and coons, and ends with the belief he has gone to a peaceful place called Beastland.
A reflective note on home odor contrasts between nostalgic turkey scents and modern deodorant smells. The piece laments blank kitchen aromas and questions why homes lack inviting cooking fragrances.
A short reflective piece on the squirrel as a model for preparedness and kindness. It notes how squirrels prepare for winter, live off nuts and acorns, and urges readers to do good daily, share kind words, help the downhearted, and brighten others with a simple smile.
Poetic fragment reflects enduring faith amid labor pain and tears. It speaks of belief that rises again after storms and hardship, underscoring resilience and spiritual steadfastness in trials.
A whimsical tale recalls Tom O Dare a printer's devil who vanished from a foundry after fetching new fonts. His legend lives in cast metal letters like Old Style Cloister Cursive and Gothic types, with epitaphs that bless his memory as printers forge the letters of history.
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