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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1926
Page
4
A short reflective note cites Luke 17 32 and quote by Steele on inquisitive people guiding dialogue. It characterizes such individuals as funnels passing information on rather than using it themselves.
A brief excerpt from Christina Rossetti’s Et Is Finished reflects on divine care and humility. The speaker recalls Jesus as a swaddled baby on his mother’s knee, emphasizing grace and intimate devotion.
Kenneth Ormiston, linked to the missing radio man affair with Mrs. McPher, traveled from Pennsylvania to Chicago and then Los Angeles in custody. Prosecutors hesitated at times over extradition. He now faces arrest in Los Angeles as he seeks legal treatment and a show-down with authorities.
The author laments fading industries and asks for a Commissioner of History Making to preserve authentic data for future writers. He cites whaling, windjammers, and the need to safeguard artifacts like autos before airplanes dominate. Laugh Month is proposed for January amid taxes and illnesses. home as a central life force is explored, with Chaplin’s fame and a Wales’ hound noted.
The federal judiciary stands as an aristocratic body insulated from mass politics and upheld as a bulwark of liberty. Founders aimed to lift judges above political turmoil, with impeachment as a check on misconduct but removal rare.
The article notes judges serve until age seventy and stresses the need for adequate pay to maintain court standards. It cites Congress and the president increasing judiciary salaries without conflict or notable public protest, arguing financial want can be tyrannical to institutions.
An Interdenominational Young People’s Commission convention sparks debate as youths push to discuss topics like petting movies poker and Sunday golf. Elders worry while youth demand inquiry, science, and choice as life and death questions loom with King Ferdinand of Romania reportedly dying and physicians warning of mortality.
A quirky aphorism links famous counterfeiters to dentistry with a claim about kissing spreading 40 000 germs. The quote frames a 50 50 proposition in a playful science joke.
A fact note mentions Santa Claus the town in Indiana and a Liberty Missouri women’s card club that avoids gossip as part of local social life.
A reader muses that delaying reconciliation with a partner may be prudent, suggesting time could ease tensions and allow clearer judgment before mending the relationship. The tone implies cautious, private reflection rather than immediate action.
The new Herrin, DL sheriff arrested his predecessor as part of routine duties tied to transitioning offices. The move underscores ongoing investigations and power shifts within the local law enforcement leadership.
In the Carolina print column supporters urge shortening the name Fast Carolina Teachers College at Greenville and propose Jarvis College in honor of Governor Jarvis. Andrew J. Conner argues Jarvis championed education and the school, while W H Ragsdale is praised as the institution’s true father.
The Judicial Conference, created to study the state judiciary and advise the governor and General Assembly, is summoned to meet December 30 in the Supreme Court in Raleigh. The session will finalize committee reports and prepare a reform program including a constitutional amendment and jury system changes.
The Interstate Commerce Commission examiner Fuller recommends lower refrigeration charges for carload shipments of North Carolina perishable traffic to Northern centers. New rates cut charges for peaches, vegetables, berries and melons per car to Philadelphia New York Boston Buffalo and Pittsburgh, with adjustments pending in related docket 17936.
Washington Dec 17 A lump sum appropriation of 1060 000 000 for public building construction nationwide was proposed in a bill introduced today by Representative Reed of New York a Republican member of the public buildings committee. The amount would be in addition to the 100 000 000 provided by Congress last winter.
An England fragment from Tit Bits reports a girl praising a partner with confident lines about Bridge skills in a playful conversation. The snippet captures a lively social moment and its playful tone.
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