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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
4
Raleigh's ice monopoly suit ends in a mistrial as winter conditions complicate proving a monopoly. The judge notes the challenge of persuading a jury when weather affects perceptions of market control. The decision leaves the case unresolved and awaiting further action.
President Coolidge says garment expenses have been reduced nearly to the minimum, removing a strong inducement for his support. The statement frames a step in cost cutting and economic messaging during his administration.
The piece notes university penalties for poorly run dances and reports on the Asheville drive against indecent literature. It describes a Broadways style backlash and a man in Ashe ville forming the Association of Clean Talkers to curb crude jokes and profanity on trains in public spaces.
Chile appeals to President Coolidge over General Pershing’s dating and rules for the Tacna Arica plebiscite. The dispute risks straining U S Chile relations andPan American harmony as arbitration and plebiscite regulation proceed. Chile previously withdrew its representatives in protest, seeking terms favorable to its sovereignty.
Canvassers for a national pro light wine and beer petition claim 13 000 North Carolinians signed to modify the Volstead act. Durham mayor signs, drawing strong ministers’ resolutions saying the act misrepresents the city. The piece argues for free expression and notes university campus cooperation as a positive sign amid a campus culture that supports reform through discussion.
The University of North Carolina bars campus dancing until after Easter following Thanksgiving conduct issues. President Chase cites lapse in responsibility by some students and visitors as the reason, noting probation terms to regain normal entertainment. Details of investigations are not published, leaving public judgment limited.
The piece urges immediate action and self improvement with a focus on seizing Now to prepare for the future. It uses metaphor of a ship voyage, notes the futility of dwelling on the past, and calls for setting concrete goals and beginning training and study immediately.
The text argues the Now man advances by timing work to the right moments. If his job is seasonal like farming, he plans ahead so he is ready for action when the moment comes and wastes no time doing what must be done today.
The passage argues that successful executives and workers finish tasks early and keep ahead, preparing for unforeseen demands. Ford's assembly approach embodies the Now motto, stressing that those who lag cannot keep their positions and would disrupt production. Tomorrow depends on todays proactive planning and action.
Three civic clubs Rotary Kiwanian and Civitan meet with the chamber of commerce tonight at the Sheraton Hotel at 6 30. Frank Sizemore secretary will present the chamber report and discuss High Point community matters and plans for the next three months.
Richard asks if a clairvoyant can find hidden treasure. Rodney jokes that the woman knows where it is and gets it from customers’ pockets.
A curious exchange hints at secretive plans around a homemade recipe named by Jimpson. Enthusiasm contrasts with Flubb’s quiet skepticism as life reels from the brewing intrigue.
Tad Jerry-Hallo asks Fred to change a ten shilling note and to lend five bob. Fred agrees he has the change ready.
Judge Donald MacRae imposed 90 day sentences on Frank Davis Will Davis and Tebe Griffin for prohibition violations after police arrested them Saturday for measuring liquor for sale. Bond set at 400 dollars each. appeals noted to Guilford Superior Court. Rufus Williams paid speeding costs. W C Aldridge case not prosecuted with leave. other related actions noted.
High Point college basketball squad practices nightly at the YMCA gym from 9 45 to 11 15 with YMCA cooperation. The facility remains open late to allow continued training as Coach Boylin’s 650 training period progresses and the team shapes into a fast representative squad.
Mrs Cinderella K Davis of Sophia died suddenly at home around 6 this morning at age 68 born April 2 1857 daughter of Alice and John Farlow. Survived by Cyrus S Davis husband nine children and many relatives funeral at New Hope church and burial in Marleboro cemetery under local arrangements.
Randall's Pharmacy offers a fine collection of useful and practical gift items for selection. The assortment emphasizes everyday usefulness and thoughtful options for shoppers seeking affordable presents.
The county mourns the loss of a highly regarded woman known across 21 parts of the area. Her death will cause keen regret among residents and officials who valued her service and presence.
A report calls for federal policy to back aviation as a national defense asset. It urges a national defense secretary to coordinate forces and a three sub secretary structure over land sea and air, with commercial aviation essential to defense, though the plan was not approved.
In a brief exchange, Willis asks if Gillis has met his wife while Gillis retorts he did not know Willis is a bigamist. The remark heightens a personal jibe in their conversation.
In a light exchange between Harriett and Eunice the pair dodge questions about remarriage with playful chatter. The dialogue hints at broader life themes and relationships without revealing specifics.
Tom Sims argues that when our initial thought seems wrong we should pause and reconsider, urging careful reflection and a fresh approach before judging results.
A short reflection notes that pursuing attention can tire the audience and suggests focusing on real interest. It argues that curiosity about others yields richer dialogue than contrived showmanship.
The statement frames life’s problems as substantial but notes a paradox: recognizing one’s own errors can alter the seriousness of the endeavor and potentially shift the approach. It hints at humility and reconsideration as key factors.
The passage argues that the hypocrite ranks as the most wretched being because he deceives himself rather than his friends, highlighting the moral flaw of duplicity and self-deception.
A brief note warns that friendship wears out fast and requires renewal at every opportunity to stay strong and genuine. It emphasizes ongoing effort, mutual support, and consistent communication as keys to lasting bonds.
A reflective aphorism states that no one has walked the exact path you will take and therefore cannot chart your life. It emphasizes personal agency and sole responsibility for future steps.
A playful line notes how admiration shifts among lovers boosters quitters and kickers reflecting social praise and dismissal in everyday life.
A glimpse of resilience appears in a sports setting as rough times test athletes yet reveal resolve. Competitors push through adversity, demonstrating grit, teamwork, and perseverance that reflect broader world recovery.
A marine cuckoo nicknamed the pirate of the sea exploits sunfish nests. It waits for sunfish to finish, then ejects them and occupies the nest. The sunfish eggs hatch alongside its own eggs.
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