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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1933
Page
4
A compact reflection cites St. Matthew 12 48 about the unclean spirit and its wanderings. It contrasts with a line from Shakespeare on licentious wickedness and the speaker's downward course.
President of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, Jouett Shouse, drew harsh reaction in Philadelphia and North Carolina remarks. He claimed corn liquor is made in the Carolinas and warned Virginia against illicit liquor, provoking sharp criticism from wets and drgs alike.
Former North Carolina governor O Max Gardner criticizes New York for provincialism while praising NRA driven recovery nationwide. He cites textile jobs gains and rising farm incomes in North Carolina and predicts 1934 will be a strong business year as the nation enters a revival.
The article describes Western condemnation of Japanese trade tactics in Manchuria and beyond. It claims Japan uses cheap labor to copy Western goods and dump them abroad, depressing prices and provoking responses from Mussolini's regime and Parliament. It notes accusations of mislabeling products as Made in England or Made in America.
President Runciman told Parliament that some Empire regions import Japanese products bearing British names and marks. He warned this deceptive practice harms manufacturers paying higher wages and urged government action to curb it.
Frank Smethurst writes to a newborn girl praising the era and the continuing human striving. He notes a world of flaws yet rich in intellect, wealth, love, and spiritual potential, blessing the child and foreseeing a hopeful future. The message frames history as a lineage of fighting and loving people shaping a blessed day.
A dated prose urging a girl to grow with wisdom, patience, and humanity. It speaks of groping with purpose toward the essential good of all, praising science, caste-less brotherhood, and the blessing of future tomorrows by the women who will shape them.
A Oceanside hotel man launches the National Party promising universal share and leisure. The piece argues the plan hides selfish aims and urges citizens to risk testimony against gangsters, criticizing police for not protecting witnesses and urging stronger action to curb racketeers.
A provocative comparison draws attention to the Nazi swastika and its historical resonance. The remark ties memory of oppression to a burnt Fourth of July pinwheel analogy, stirring debate on symbolism and public discourse.
A California inmate at Folsom Prison has created a hydrogen method costing one forty fifth of the current process. He will stay jailed as Minnesota schools plan temperance courses to teach children about drinking before understanding it.
A Russian professor claims 150 year lifespans, provoking questions of desirability. Louisiana angers over Huey Long’s legacy, while New York chemists showcase 112 “products of the low mood” as a critique of consumer culture. The country seeks the opposite of these “buy-products.”
The piece notes Greece would welcome returning In sull to the United States if a path can be found. It warns to beware the Greeks bearing gifts in a cautious, historical tone.
Across markets, the slide in the dollar heightens attraction for U S assets as buyers seek relative value. Analysts warn that even with cheaper dollars, global demand remains strong, influencing trade flows and pricing dynamics.
Property owners in New Jersey bear liability when their dogs bite strangers, while dog owners have no right to seek recourse if strangers bite their dogs. The rule applies regardless of owner fault or the dog’s history.
Washington dispatch notes that Roosevelt aides and young liberal reformers clash over industrial codes. AAA faces pressure to push through food industry standards, with Johnson and Smith both described as combative as Ickes and Hopkins claim success in jobs programs. Mortgage holders in the capital resist losses while Grant Mansion serves as a homeless shelter, signaling broader economic tension and a muted push for debt relief.
Mrs Thomas O Berry state civil works administrator announced approval of a Capitol grounds beautification project in Raleigh costing about 63000. About 150 workers will be employed with 35000 in payroll 12300 for materials and 15000 from the CWA pending council of state approval. No new state wide projects were approved.
The text asserts Tiahuanaco in Bolivia as the oldest city, claiming it existed before the pyramids and before Ur. It presents a single historical belief without citing sources or dates.
Winter health hinges on hygiene and sensible exercise. Parents must keep children home with colds and ensure proper clothing, nutrition, and ventilation. Avoid crowded indoor pools for kids with sinus infections. outdoor air and dry warmth aid recovery.
Karl Jatho aged 60, who asserted he piloted the first motored airplane, died in Hanover. He claimed a flight on August 18, 1903, four months before the Wright brothers’ Kitty Hawk achievement in December 1908.
The page lists Across and Down clues for a historical crossword with entries like man in the picture, various words for city, meadow, prophet, and other terms. Answers include basic terms such as onager, because, gems of cattle, and the full set spans both horizontal and vertical directions.
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