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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1926
Page
4
Old Masters Ode on the Morning of Christ's Nativity
The winter world pauses as the Christ child lies in a manger. Nature withdraws its splendor while angels keep guard and the Virgin lays the Babe to rest. The star remains bright as heaven's lamp bears witness to the newborn Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Heaven
John Miltom
NO PAPER CHRISTMAS CUTOFF FOR ENTERPRISE PUBLICATION
The Enterprise will skip two issues this Christmas. There will be no edition on Friday Christmas Eve and the next issue will appear on Monday. Christmas Day falls on Saturday extending the holiday for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Christmas fund aids High Point poor needs more money
The Enterprise commends the Christmas fund raised through the paper as a helpful aid to the poor. It notes about 300 gifts may be included and the largest gift so far is 50 dollars, with larger gifts seen in other towns. The piece emphasizes the fund complements city welfare, urges a larger total, and cites High Point’s annual welfare budget around 7,000 dollars and Greensboro’s about 47,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
Clara Cox
North Carolina urged to expand livestock and pastures
The News and Observer cites Dean J. O. Schaub of State College urging eastern North Carolina to accelerate livestock and dairying by trying diverse pasturage and carpet grass pastures. He says statewide livestock prospects could enrich the economy without abandoning current money crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
News and Observer
Dean J. O. Schaub
State College
Schaub
Senator Heflin Questions Jesse Smith Death as Murder
The article reports Senator Heflin asserting that Jesse Smith, aide to Attorney General Daugherty, was murdered in the Daugherty apartment, challenging the coroner’s finding of death by own action and suggesting the case implicates national graft figures. Smith’s insider information could affect the ongoing scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heflin
Jesse Smith
Daugherty
Ohio
Smith
Old Laws of Living Shows Virtues for Modern Conduct
A French scholar recovers a list by Jean de Hesdin praising French virtues such as temperance, courtesy, loyalty, and diligent labor. The piece argues the list nearly mirrors Christian ethics and critiques modern overviews of past eras as darker than today. A separate note cites a researcher claiming famous villains were blond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean de Hesdin
Nergy
New York swindlers prey on East Side with 10 percent bonds
A Carolina Print column warns readers that a gang sold guaranteed ten percent bonds on a non existent building plan, claiming easy money. It notes New York gamblers and con artists thrive by promising what seems free and warns readers to beware so they do not repeat the folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Side
Brooklyn Bridge
City Hall
Monte Carlo
Eneas
Hell
West Side
Salisbury Remains Top Employment Center in State
Salisbury continues as the state’s busiest employment hub, with 184 new jobs through the U S Employment Service and State Labor Department report. Wilmington 166, Greensboro 104, Asheville 94, Winston-Salem 84, Raleigh 51. Rocky Mount 10. Total 693 placements in the week, 510 men and 183 women, 845 new registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Frank D. Grist
Salisbury
High Rock
Yadkin River
Grist
Charlotte
Lexington
Orpheum to Host Strong Christmas Week Bill
Charles Soladar and the Brinkley Girls opened a week at the Orpheum theater with a tabloid style show built on scene changes songs sketches and dances centered on Soladar the Hebrew comic He is described as a genuine laugh getter The Three Delmonts a top novelty musical act and Miss Sara Goldrick a noted ballad singer headline the attraction with a chorus noted for beauty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Soladar
Tragedy After High School Basketball Game
Elizabeth Helen Walton, 15, of Erlanger, Kentucky, died from internal injuries after a basketball game on Thursday. She felt unwell after the contest but did not seek help. yesterday her condition worsened and doctors were summoned, but she died before they could arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Elizabeth Helen Walton
Erlanger
Modern Kollege Kid admired by Northwestern dean
Northwestern University Dean Armstrong declares the modern college kid shows stronger scholarship despite flashy behavior. He cites 1915 fraternity averages, contrasts current student body growth, and praises young rebels for driving progress, service, and future benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Armstrong
Northwestern University
The Picture Story of 1926 Synopsis
A compact portrait of cinema in 1926 gathers key scenes and cast notes. It surveys stylistic shifts, notable stars, and the evolving industry, with sketches highlighting production pressures, audience appeal, and the era’s visual storytelling trends.
Diphtheria and Whooping Cough Cases Decline in Week
Enterprise Bureau reports a weekly decline in diphtheria and whooping cough while measles and smallpox rise. Durham leads in whooping cough with 35 cases, Raleigh 18, Greensboro 14, Rowan County 15. Lenoir tops diphtheria with seven. Other diseases include scarlet fever and typhoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Raleigh
Greensboro
Rowan County
Lenoir County
Protect Tron Never Cool a Flatiron in Water
Do not immerse a flatiron in cold water to cool it fast. The metal temper is damaged by sudden temperature drop. Let the iron cool gradually to preserve its heat treatment and performance.
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