Fragmented 1938 Scripture Quote and Prose
A dated devotional fragment from December 1938 quotes Isaiah 65 and a Faber remark on kindness. It reflects religious exhortation and moral reflection with brief guidance on mercy toward servants.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1932
Page
4
A dated devotional fragment from December 1938 quotes Isaiah 65 and a Faber remark on kindness. It reflects religious exhortation and moral reflection with brief guidance on mercy toward servants.
A discussion on how figures like a 15 billion tax burden can be misrepresented, the need for exact information, and the public's reliance on credible figures. The piece notes how newspapers, magazines, and public commentary shape belief, urging truthful reporting to guide policy and personal understanding.
Congress examines a debtor relief concept titled a debtors' re spite bill. Insolvent individuals could file for a court supervised debt revision with a schedule of payment. If creditors agree, the court would implement the plan to avoid large repudiation and help the debtor recover.
A writer in a 1940s Women's Wear Daily piece notes American ingenuity during wartime adversity and describes a celebrated Christmas spirit referenced in a recent article caption. The summary captures the tone of resilience and national effort without graphic detail.
A humorous look at typical American food consumption includes 160.6 pounds of flour per year per person and 22.3 dozen eggs per year. It notes 169 pounds of potatoes and 133 pounds of mixed meats, plus 14 pounds of coffee and 98.47 pounds of sugar per person.
Claiborne Rhodes of High Point launches The Hell Box after Spokes. He explains the move from publisher dependence to self publishing with a press and ample type. The piece notes his presses and aims to share further details elsewhere in the issue.
Bruce Catton reviews Simon Lake’s new submarine and its shift from warship to potential civilian uses. The piece frames the craft as a breakthrough with scientific and commercial promise while critiquing society for focusing on destruction and urging peaceful applications. It also reflects on U.S. political woes, the lame duck session, and the St. Lawrence waterway treaty, stressing careful debate over rapid action.
Rodney Dutcher examines the looming hurdles for passage of a 4 percent beer bill. The House approved a wet measure by 225 to 164, but success faces the Senate the White House and the Supreme Court. Analysts note a possible special session after March 4 and potential veto from President Hoover.
State Forester J. B. Holmes proposes expanding broom and mop handle markets from North Carolina forests. He notes many local firms do not use NC handles and none manufacture their own. He cites US hardwood and softwood splits and suggests NC pine and gum supplies could support local handle production.
Joseph Oklahombi, a notable World War I hero, seeks veteran’s compensation for his injuries after a long 14 year delay, highlighting his enduring dedication to service and the battle worn by veterans.
The requester asks to add to the list titled What Has Become Ot's The Big Butter and Egg Man, implying an inclusion update to the existing catalog or index. The note signals a continuation or expansion of a named item in a collection.
The North Carolina Historical Commission enlarged its mercantile records collection with additions from Hindes and Kincey 1821 33 David Clark Plymouth 1800 05 and John Hoge stores Wilmington Fayetteville Hillsboro Raleigh and Chapel Hill 1798 1812 The 1803 John Hogg account book shows a full line of goods with English price quotations.
Dr KR Y Winters director of North Carolina experiment station urges better understanding of farm practices and closer cooperation among farm groups. He favors soil building to reduce surplus and costs, temporary wage reductions, and expanded cooperatives and tenant training to boost long term prosperity.
Banana oil is not derived from bananas or any fruit. It is among numerous substances produced from coal tar.
A mixed clue list presents terms across horizontal and vertical, including definitions for animals, objects, and actions. Answers reference words like market, rent, swindled, and various anatomical and geographic terms as part of the wordplay.
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