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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1934
Page
4
The excerpt cites Exodus 92 33 emphasizing divine punishment for sin and quotes Burke on sin and citizenship. Chapin adds that disunion from God leads to disunion from fellow men, linking moral conduct to social harmony.
The Wall Street Journal notes signs of improved tax consciousness in state and local governments, echoed by the US Chamber of Commerce. It highlights a near one billion dollar savings in the current fiscal year from reduced public expenditures, while warning that spending growth since 1923-29 far outpaced 1913 levels. The piece urges vigilance, noting personnel costs and fixed debt service threaten long term efficiency and maintenance of public services.
The United States stands apart from global turmoil as Americans debate the recovery program. The piece argues for economic reform to end poverty, calls for measured, constructive criticism, and highlights improved legal and housing initiatives under public policy.
The article states that depreciation and replacement are treated as definite costs on par with taxes, framing them as essential economic obligations for fiscal planning and ongoing operations.
An aged newspaper sketch notes a shift in highway etiquette with long haul truckers gaining a reputation for courtesy. Tankers and heavy carriers are said to dim lights yield the right of way and park with lights on while drivers recognize driving as a permanent profession with rules and courtesies.
Walter Wellman died at 75. He was the first to attempt a trans Atlantic flight and faced wide disbelief. His 1910 Atlantic City takeoff used a fragile 164 foot dirigible with a 350000 cubic foot gas bag, a precursor to the rapid rise of aerial exploration.
Under the bay a lifeboat and provisions held as five men, including Mr Wellman, rode an airship. Takeoff occurred at 8 AM with 24 hours of flight showing the craft 250 miles northeast but perilous conditions persisted as hydrogen contracted and an engine failed twice, narrowly avoiding a collision.
The piece argues for reconsidering the Philippine independence terms, urging a bill that protects both American and Philippine interests and honors a long promise of independence. It contrasts modern aviation with a royal throne, noting the clash of up-to-date progress and old-world pageantry through Emperor Selassie’s flying throne.
The former head of a New York City prison once run by gangsters seeks retirement on a pension. He appears certain to leave his post amid controversy and questions surrounding his tenure.
Yale sticks to its pattern by selecting a university alumnus as head football coach. The decision reflects the school’s long standing practice despite national trends toward radical changes.
Congressman Britten argues American diplomats should avoid British speech patterns when engaging overseas. He contends clear American rhetoric prevents misinterpretation and preserves national stance in international talks.
Gray haired senators and prominent figures dominated the President's Ball as liquor flowed openly amid public celebration. McAdoo Coolidge and Capper captivated the floor while figures like Morgenthau Hull and Roosevelt aides mingled with Hollywood stars and socialites at Sardis and the Beverly Wilshire Gold room.
Senora Carmen Aguinaldo de Melencio daughter of a Philippine patriot attended with her husband Manuel Melencio and notable guests Manuel Melencio is assistant attorney general and assistant finance minister George Murphy brother of Gov Gen Frank Murphy and George Ward Michigan assistant attorney general and adviser to Father Coughlin Pecora the Senate investigator entertained his staff also dancing with Ethel Pastor and others
Hollywood Gossip notes a circle of aging insiders near Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street who critique the industry while failing to gain new work. The column mentions Thelma Todd, Aileen Carlyle, Ruth Chatterton dieting, and their daily routines as casual flavor.
The orange blossom is designated as Florida’s state flower, symbolizing the citrus industry and regional heritage.
Mrs J W Alver son of Danville Virginia writes she suffered tiredness and headache from constipation. She found relief by taking small nightly doses of Black Draught and recommends it to others. The piece notes children can use the new pleasant tasting syrup form.
A dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and a mix of definitions. It includes references to sports stars, directions, body parts, animals, colors, and abstract terms, arranged as a grid of clue entries for a puzzle.
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