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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1931
Page
4
A brief note quotes a Colton line about wealth and happiness, asserting that those with less can be freer than those who crave more. The saying frames wealth as a relative measure and reflects on contentment versus abundance.
The piece cites Charles E. Mitchell of National City Bank of New York criticizing the pay off of adjusted compensation certificates. It warns small banks could fail and notes the need for a stronger argument against settling the government obligation at a time seen as favorable for three billion in federal bonds. The critique questions market impact and the timing of relief for states and local governments.
Statewide debate over Governor Gardner plan to transfer road control to a reorganized highway commission. Wake County leads local objections saying it harms taxpayers, local merchants, and road maintenance. Critics note high motor fuel bills and surplus road equipment as reasons for removal of local control.
Bids opened for the new junior high school prompt the claim that building now will save money despite financing concerns. City council and school board weigh bidder location, aiming to favor local firms to keep funds circulating, with funds tied to sale of junior high grounds and potential post office delays.
The text argues that current county road administration wastes public funds and the Raleigh and influential quarters urge a complete reconstruction of the district highway system. It highlights strong support for the Gardner recommendation’s cardinal points regarding roads and signals optimism for reform.
The consolidation of Stokes and Forsyth counties is debated as permanently valuable for taxpayers. Opposition cites tax relief from state takeover of schools, while critics warn of political motives and the need for broad tax principles.
The piece argues true optimism strengthens resolve in adversity. It suggests over-prediction hurts the economy more than underproduction, notes cycles in global business, and urges leaders to maintain an optimistic outlook to boost public morale.
A columnist laments marathon dancing acts in Chicago venues as Mike Gouvas and Ann Gerry endure 5600 hours on the floor. The piece weighs the health toll, public opinion, and possible legal guidance against such endurance performances. It also notes Estelle Taylor Dempsey announcing no children in her family, reflecting on the fame of Jack Dempsey and the potential pride of a son heir.
Charlie Chaplin plans to act in a new sound picture where visual humor leads, as the expert opinion suggests actions speak louder than words.
A California horse reportedly swallowed a $500 diamond, an event prompting local observers to consider its value and potential recovery. Authorities noted the unusual incident may affect appraisal discussions for the animal and gem alike.
With proper connections the office sage says a live wire has a good chance to shine brightly. The comment hints at potential success in a creative or professional setting as networking and skill align.
The statement notes that from a money perspective, there is little difference whether you tear the document or sign along the dotted line. It emphasizes minimal financial impact regardless of the chosen action.
A fashion note suggests orange berets will brighten men’s spring wardrobes. Stylists assume bold headwear will be in demand as warmer weather arrives.
In Bombay on February six the salt making campaign led to the arrest of five members of the All India National Congress working committee. It marks the twenty second war council jailed as the twenty third sits at salt deposits. Picketing of foreign cloth shops rises and clashes with police occur. In Allahabad police raided Young India offices, seizing a cyclograph machine and copies with Gandhi’s messages. Five were arrested.
Duke athletic teams depart for a long boxing swing to Baton Rouge and New Orleans to face LSU and Tulane while the basketball squad heads to Charlottesville to meet Virginia. Coach Tex Tilton leads eight boxers including Riddick, Martin, Fuller, Starnes, Wentz, Bolick, Hyatt, Brewer with Nash as manager as Duke pursues three hard games.
Madame Garcia Goya, renowned Spanish dancer, will perform at the university Friday evening in Chapel Hill to inaugurate the new auditorium replacing Memorial Hall. The program includes authentic Spanish dances and pieces by De Falla Albeniz and Granados, marking the liberal arts series revival after building delays.
Reese will coach the North Carolina State backfield for the upcoming season. A Notre Dame man and former alternate quarterback on the four horsemen, he accepted the Wolfpack offer after resigning as head coach at Spring College, Mobile. He also previously served as an assistant at Wabash.
A brief health note warns that pinching the eyebrows if continued too long may cause damage to the skin and underlying tissue around the eyes. The advisory emphasizes moderation and awareness of repeated facial manipulation.
Pasadena scientists led by Einstein and colleagues expect to unlock space time secrets. Einstein proposes a unified field theory replacing a static spherical cosmos, while Tolman and Hubble forecast an expanding universe as matter converts to energy, challenging De Sitter and Einstein concepts.
The report notes that Swiss inventors receive patents globally in proportion to population, surpassing residents of any other country. It highlights the high per capita patent activity among Swiss creators and suggests factors driving innovation without naming specific nations or dates.
Large congregations attend revival services at Sheets Memorial Baptist Church in South Lexington marking the opening of the new edifice. Evangelist H T Stevens leads the series delivering soul stirring sermons after substituting at the First Baptist Church when Rev J M Hayes was ill with influenza.
Curved tongs have been designed to handle hot boiled eyes. The device aims to provide safer handling during processing or treatment involving eye exposure to heat. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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