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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1939
Page
4
A quotation highlighting wisdom and learning from Proverbs 9 9 and Madame Deluzy. It contrasts teaching with self improvement for a teacher who aims to learn more than impart knowledge. This card notes a reflective educational philosophy.
The piece contrasts U S war trade in 1940 with World War I patterns, noting unification of buying by Britain and France and risks to domestic stability. It then weighs Guilford County tax relief and debt pledges while outlining Garner’s open presidential bid and questions about his stance.
Paul writes to Romans from Corinth facing danger yet asserts deep confidence in divine love. He urges a heroic spiritual battle against doubt and sin, stressing that peril cannot sever believers from God through Christ Jesus. The article reflects on Pauls conversion and bold ministry.
A collage of reflections on 1930s county finance and faith, interwoven with Walter Winchell on Broadway reviews. The piece surveys public debt cautions, mentions Great Physician and Paul’s faith, and lists current Broadway shows and personalities like Maurice Evans Hamlet and Ethel Barrymore, with light editorial asides.
The essay discusses Daniel's 8th chapter, the ram and he-goat, and the interpretation that Greece splits into four kingdoms in 300 B C. It links 2,300 years to A D 2001 for sanctuary cleansing and predicts true worship by God and Messiah. It warns against false prophets and spiritism in the postwar era, with a continuation note.
A nearby editorial reviews freezing as a method of preserving foods, noting quick freezing and sugar preservation extend quality, with century old roots in Russia and Siberia. It highlights the superior stability of apples at lower temperatures, contrasts freezing effects on fruits and vegetables, and warns certain produce like watermelon remains poor when frozen.
The column urges rekindling the adventuring spirit and moral values amid fears of globalization. It contrasts past American risk taking with present caution in international and business life, praising Puritan and Cavalier endurance and Boy Scouts while lampooning social flabbiness and youth trends. It cites Japan China trade and trusteeship, then highlights a spry 82 year old, J B Shackleford, and ends with wartime anxieties and Christmas time concerns.
A column reviews new books on publicity and population trends. It highlights Modern Publicity 1939 40 edited by Mercer and Gaunt with European and American selections, color plates, and ads as art. Also covered are People The Quantity and Quality of Population by Henry Pratt Fairchild and A History of Five Families by Elizabeth Weir McPherson with details on content and scope.
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