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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
4
North Carolina Youth Welfare Meeting Inspires State Pride
The Raleigh citizens meeting drew 4000 to 4000 people in a calm demonstration for public education funding. Speakers urged sane progress without threats, praising youth protection and sincere pleas rather than scolding or intimidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Raleigh
Fear and Economic Pruning in Government Debate
A historical editorial argues Congress and state lawmakers resist deep budget cutting despite public demand for drastic reductions. It laments lack of strong independent leaders and warns that only bold government action can spur economic recovery amid widespread concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Citizens push for more government aid amid rising costs
The public voices demand for stronger government action as taxpayers bearing the burden of operations confront limited objections from those who would benefit most. Officials at state and national levels hear the clamor but responses remain cautious and uneven.
Unclear views on Europe and U S from Hergesheimer piece
A Saturday Evening Post essay by Joseph Hergesheimer, praised by Women's Wear Daily, contrasts European travels with American life. It argues that despite misery and hardship, the United States offers youth, freedom, space, and resources, urging cooperation amid hard times. It also discusses insurance and debt foreclosures and calls for patient, voluntary agreement between parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Joseph Hergersheimer
Saturday Evening Post
Germany
America
Hergesheimer
United States
Asia
Africa
Uncle Sam
Insurance Company Land Deflation Crisis
The article reflects on the rise of insurance companies into mortgage lending, the impact on land prices, and widespread borrowing. It notes critics blaming inflated premiums for state drain, and describes lawmakers debating modify loan terms as borrowers face repayment pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Racketeers Bomb Perrysburg Dry Cleaner in Ohio
A gang of racketeers terrorized Perrysburg Ohio by bombing a dry cleaner shop. Four suspects were jailed awaiting trial on charges that could yield long prison terms, illustrating how urban gang tactics backfire in small towns and stress police efficacy varies with city size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciyt
Perrysburg
Toledo
Vhitao
One Little Lady's Bloomers Mimics Budget Debate
A teacher defends her salary against a journalist's claim that cutting teacher pay would balance the budget. She jabs at cost, noting her 26 cent silk bloomers cost no more than the critic's 25 cent cotton drawers. The piece mocks budget leaks in education and defends teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Ohio Judge Grants Decree Over Bed Covers Fight
An Ohio judge awards a wife a decree after a dispute over her share of household bed covers. The decision underscores marital property rights in domestic matters of practical comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bears Bull Market Hits New Hampshire Farm
A wild animal importer notes rising bear shipments at his New Hampshire farm while Washington DC remains the leading center for monkey business in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Washington, D. C
Solomon Island Purchase Sparks Domestic Mockery
A Solomon Island native reportedly paid 1800 dollars for a wife on the installment plan and will spend his life paying for her, prompting reflections that such transactions mirror familiar patterns worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Island
Lawyers Form Tenant Advisory Group in New York
A New York based group of lawyers has formed to advise tenants on breaking leases. They state fees must be lower than the cost of a saxophone to conduct any business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
April Fools bait debut hinted by new tackle catalogs
The article notes new fishing tackle catalogs released early and suggests anglers may see innovative baits around All Fools Day. It frames the timing as potentially premature but hints at an era of impressive new lures for the season.
Advice Is Free Yet Profits Lurk In Guidance
A reflective piece notes that free counsel can still lead to financial gain, as experts warn that strategic advice may be monetized through consulting fees, personalized services, or paid subscriptions, framing guidance as a potential revenue stream.
Jobless Read of Baseball Holds at 25,000 Offer
The unemployed read about baseball holdouts. They report 24,995 offers, but players refuse to sign for less than 25,000.
World Envisions Global Good Will From Olympic Summer Games
The article reflects on how last summer's Olympic Games fostered international goodwill and shared humanity worldwide. It highlights athletes, nations, and spectators contributing to a spirit of cooperation beyond sport.
Barber Shop Blaze Under Investigation After Fire
Firefighters responded to a blaze at a barber shop with unknown cause. Investigators secured the scene and began a preliminary probe to determine entry points and potential accelerants. No injuries reported. authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
Congress Fights Cuts in Veterans and Defense Spending
Washington debates trimming military costs while veterans budgets remain near a billion dollars yearly. Rep. Collins faces party pressure over abolishing Citizens' Military Training Camps as critics urge preparedness and national defense funding continues as the nation awaits March 4 developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Army
Navy
Ross Collins
Mississippi
House Military Affairs
Appropriations
War Department
Red blood corpuscle lifespan range noted
Historical note states a red blood corpuscle has an overcan life of from 30 to 70 days.
Sick Headache Doctor's Case and Causes
Health column advises a comprehensive evaluation for recurring sick headaches. Inspect eyes for refractive errors, examine nose and sinuses, consider skull X rays, test for food sensitivities, assess digestion, and review endocrine function to identify underlying triggers.
Doctors Prescribe Creosote For Dangerous Coughs
For many years doctors recommended creosote in some form to treat colds and bronchitis, claiming it stops lingering coughs. Creomulsion promises relief if not satisfied, with a refund if not relieved after proper use. Keep Creomulsion on hand for instant use to combat stubborn coughs.
Mid-Week Services Sponsored by Christian Endeavor
This evening at 7:30 the First Methodist Protestant church hosts a mid-week service in the Christian Endeavor room. Sponsored by the Christian Endeavor Societies, the program aims to gather all former Endeavorers with Dean P E B Lind of High Point College giving a talk on religion related topics. Miss Irene Reynolds and Mr. William Vance urge members, alumnae, and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societeis
Frances
Christian Endeavor
Elizabeth Welch
Te Senior Society
P. EB. Lind
High Point College
Irene Reynolds
William Vance
Young People's Society
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