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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
4
The text portrays a couple traveling with the colonel as a lesson for American women about secured married bliss. Anne seems equally eager for the journey as her husband. Their moves occur with suddenness, like a knight of the road. Yet the fliers’ wanderings have purpose and achievements.
Claiborne H. Rhodes argues in the December Hell Box that high horses keep people distant from reality. He urges a return to earth, humility, gratitude, and a focus on right thinking and living to achieve happiness, warning against fear greed and selfishness.
Guilford County physicians discuss using X Rays for early TB diagnosis and argue for expanded Jamestown sanatorium facilities to supervise open cases. They propose a patient rotation plan to treat more infected residents, pending county funds or relief agency support.
The article suggests Colonel Lindbergh and his wife Anne remain restless after their world tour by plane and likely plan more travel. It notes their wealth and two homes, including the Sourland, New Jersey residence linked to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case, as part of their restless lifestyle.
Dr. J. Fred Rippy of Duke University told Raleigh’s State Literary and Historical Association that North Carolina is no longer provincial. He cited ties to world civilization and broader horizons among writers scientists historians and professionals while noting vestiges remain.
Dr David Seabury offers a psychological reading of Al Smiths attacks on Roosevelt policies citing trauma from Prohibition opposition and a corresponding emotional reaction The piece notes Smiths 1928 stance and suggests a dramatic shift amid conservative rivalries and political misgivings
A metropolitan shop promotes its new wine and liquor business with the slogan Its smart to be legal in an effort to redirect customers away from illegal sources. The piece notes bootlegging and organized crime aided the downfall of national prohibition.
A business organization aims to spread the idea that legality is smart and will gather for itself and serve the country by fostering law observance consciousness and helping to clean up illicit liquor traffic.
George L. Stansbury was unanimously re-elected to a fifth year as chairman of the Guilford County Board of Commissioners. The Greensboro Record notes his four years of conscientious leadership, businesslike approach, and efforts to apply efficiency to county government since his 1926 election.
The Raleigh Times recounts a 1898 Buck Taylor incident at Albemarle Bar where a sandwich meal attached to a chain was consumed as part of Raines Law abuses. The Rough Rider survived, illustrating the era’s restaurant practices designed to force meals with drinks on Sundays.
The piece mocks sensational crime reporting in a southern city. It notes 33 homicides so far this year and a rising electrocution rate, lampooning officials and courts while warning of moral decline and public unease. It blends regional dialect and sharp satire on media and justice.
Illinois state attorney Thomas J. Courtney reports organized gangs wiped out in Chicago and gang killings limited to two this year. Chicago’s long racketeering influence fading due to citizen effort and federal help, though gangsters remain. Lawful residents in control promise a healthier city soon.
In New York a rush of demand hits Russian themed venues as import firms, costume houses, and clubs gear up for a cultural boom. Promoters anticipate thousands of entertainment jobs as exiled artists and rising stars flood basements, cabarets, and speakeasies with folk music, ballet, and new acts.
An old-fashioned spelling bee at the Elwood hotel last night pitted George Rankin's team against A. J. Koonce's for a first prize celluloid rattle. Boyd Dick oversaw the program before the group settled into business matters.
A total of 597 sub-standard workers have been registered with the Hosiery Code Authority by 99 mills. Registration of 197 sub-standard workers was made by 87 full-fashioned mills, and 400 sub-standard workers were registered by 62 seamless mills. In Montreal cyclists are limited to 15 miles an hour and must carry police permits.
Maryon Saunders secretary of the University of North Carolina Alumni Association visited the city and discussed with Dr. O B Bonner arranging a local delegation for the alumni meeting at Chapel Hill next Friday evening. Local Carolina alumni are expected to attend to vote for athletic council representatives. The annual business session will be presided over by Judge John J Parker and will be condensed into one session.
News of Utah ratifying a treaty spurred a lodge crisis at a Chicago hotel when keys to the wine room, sealed fourteen years ago, were lost. A hammer was used to smash the locks and resolve the issue.
A diverse set of crossword clues spans family terms colors fabrics and tools. The list includes references to kin roles Great One pronouns eye shapes and everyday objects plus terms for crafts nations and measurements.
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