A Thought on Prudence and Self-Rashioned Wisdom
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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 22, 1932
Page
4
Inauguration Prudence and Public Spirit in North Carolina
The upcoming inauguration of Governor Ehringhaus in North Carolina is planned with modest expenditure, sparking debate over public pageantry versus frugality. The piece argues for balanced celebration that lifts public spirit without waste, urging generosity and tactful hospitality this Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Ehringhaus
Power contract revision cuts High Point current costs
The city council ordered a revised power contract after committee review shows an estimated 40 000 annual saving in current costs. The deal has seven separate agreements with six receipt points and includes a minimum payment in gold dollars of the present standard. The term extends to spring 1935 with safeguards for city rights in the electrical business and a call for public analysis before signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Bob Amos
Power Company
America
A False Claim By Bruce Catton
A Boston engineer urges President Hoover not to forget allied dead when considering war debt payments. The essay argues the claim of a moral counter claim is flawed, noting America’s substantial military effort and evolving views since 1917. It warns against balancing dollars with fallen soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hoover
Germany
America
France
England
Christmas Thoughts and Social Commentary Nuggets
A reflective column skewers Christmas indulgence and overwork in youth, notes charitable events and holiday lights, then riffs on imperial and labor issues. It cites sugar prices, Philippine independence debates, and Lady Astor on American versus English labor standards, closing with Christmas wishes.
Chance Remains For Swelling The Empty Stocking Fund
The fund remains open this week to reach near its normal size, currently under half the Christmas total. A $50 donation from Robbins Knitting Company’s employer marked today’s strongest showing of cooperative effort, as Robbins Mill workers set an example for broader participation though small donors have diminished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins’ Knitting Company
Robbins’ Mill
The Old Clothes Racket in High Point
The Enterprise reports a supposed old clothes racket in High Point. Beggars and well dressed motorists are said to target homes for old garments and shoes, forming a scheme to stock a clothing business. The paper warns readers to be cautious and protect genuine recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Busi
Yeats Urges State Theater Subsidy to Shield Plays
The Irish playwright Yeats calls for government support for theater funding, suggesting subsidies could protect the arts from disruptions by groups that interrupt performances during the first act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qur Government
Yeats
Dawes Voice Sparks Curved Stem Pipe Image in Crumbling Era
A fragmented passage links social upheaval and economic falter with France defaults, then mentions Charlies G. Dawes drawing a curved stem pipe as a visual cue amid the era's tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technocracy
France
Charlies G. Dawes
Lady Astor Returns to England After U S Visit
Lady Astor sails back to England following a U S visit described as a period of quiet and rest. The return marks the end of her domestic leave after a prolonged stay in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Astor
England
United States
Winter Echoes Lamented by Veteran Enthusiast
A longtime observer cherishes old fashioned winter, lamenting its passing as he recalls seasons past and the charm they held.
Memphis Santa Claus Fired For Inappropriate Kiss
A Memphis department store Santa Claus was dismissed after he kissed a 17 year old girl without consent. The incident sparked debate over conduct and child safety during holiday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Santa Claus
N C Fire Loss in November Declines
North Carolina fire loss in November totalled 330 354 from 238 fires down from 444 451 last year from 2389 fires. Notable losses included 72000 to a Kings Mountain school 32000 to a New Bern furniture store 24000 to a Mebane tobacco warehouse and 21500 for a Gastonia laundry. Dwelling fires numbered 140 with a loss of 68493 and sixteen towns reported no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Dan C. Boney
Kings Mountain
New Bern
Mebane
Gastonia
Graham
Mt. Olive
Farmville
Sanford
Spring Hope
la Grange
Elkin
Siler City
Beaufort
Thomasville
Ayden
Leekaville
Burlington
Spencer
Louisburg
Shelby
Theater Owners Meet in Charlotte For NC Convention
More than 200 state theater owners are expected in Charlotte on Wednesday to attend the Theater Owners Association of North Carolina convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Theater Owners Association of North Carolina
SoEIT TALKS ON FARM RELIEF IN CHARLOTTE
B B Gossett of Charlotte president of the American Cotton Manufacturers association says his group is not opposing farm relief but opposes the domestic allotment plan as formed and argues cotton and wheat should not be tied. He warns the plan could harm the southern cotton textile industry and notes the industry’s dire condition and the need to protect workers and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Lady Aastor
National Consumers’ League of New York
Lady Astor
Manchester
Charlotte
B. B. Gossett
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
South
Indus
Congress
West
HI HO Puzzle No 16 Leap ing Coyote
Ready to leap right on you the coyote is the star of puzzle No 16. Cut out seven pieces and arrange them to form his silhouette and make him your captive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Aliens Barred as Immigration Rules Cut Inflow
Secretary Stimson told President Hoover that emergency immigration bars have prevented over 500,000 aliens from entering the United States amid economic low mood. The action relies on existing laws, notably the exclusion of those likely to become a public charge. Detailed figures cover the fiscal year ending June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Stimson
Hoover
Mohammedan Custom Against Perfect Lines in Art
Orthodox Mohammedans shun straight lines and flawless symmetry in building and rug weaving, believing only Allah is perfect and that such perfection is sacrilegious. The tradition emphasizes avoidance of geometric precision in sacred and everyday objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allah
Famous Inventor Horizontal puzzle clues list
A crossword style entry lists clues for horizontal and vertical words including references to wireless telegraphy and various definitions. The page also mentions a contest of speed and a series of numbered clues across two directions with notations like HO VERTICAL and multiple theme entries.
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