Heir Targeted by Husbandmen in Parable
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1939
Page
4
Trade lure of commerce surpasses alliances in world politics
The essay argues that England and France seek Spanish commercial advantage under Franco, while Germany and Mexico leverage trade to ease oil expropriation effects. It recalls U S history, notes how mercantile ties can override enmity, and cites Cadman’s rise from a Pittsburgh water boy to a renowned composer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MES
England
France
Franco
Spain
Italy
Mexico
Germany
Berlin
Republic
United States
Country youth should learn of trees and nature
The writer argues for a rounded education including study of trees grains grasses birds and animals. Knowledge of the physical world has value even without immediate practical use.
State teacher pay questions lingerIncentive and instalment debate
Two questions before the legislature address teacher pay increase and whether to disburse twelve or eight instalments. Current pay for a Grade A teacher with eight years experience remains low. The governor proposes local option to choose eight or twelve monthly payments, letting districts decide.
Relief and government compared to Pied Piper tale
Carl Goerch in The State likens relief programs to the Pied Piper, arguing the government attracts followers with bank notes. He stops short of claiming a fate like the Piper and his children, leaving the outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Goerch
Hamelin
Dial phones head Raleigh into modern era
The Southern Bell Telephone Company plans to install dial system telephones throughout the Raleigh exchange, signaling a shift from the old handier phones and marking a notable modernization in the capital. Goodyear’s vulcanization breakthrough turns centennial, with early critics now hailed for rubber’s everyday utility. Helga Bourse notes coeds gossip while a Winston-Salem Journal question ponders Sadie’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Raleigh
North Carolina
Central
Walter Winchell On Broadway Fans and Follies On City Scene
Walter Winchell On Broadway surveys thrills and personalities from New York's social pages. Helen Hayes Grover Whalen Jimmy Durante Katharine Cornell Nelson T Johnson Kyle Crichton and other figures appear in gossip notes from Miami to Hollywood California with playful quips and street chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hayes
Radio City
Music Hall
Grover Whalen
Jimmy Durante
Sylvia Sidney
Bea Wain
Longchamps
Warden Lawes
Sing Sing
52Nd Street
6Th
Katharine Cornell
Fdr
Jock Whitney
China
Nelson T. Johnson
Dwight Morrow
Anne Lindsbergh
Max Schmeling
One Minute World in Motion Destiny Unfolds
A concise snapshot poses the question what a minute of events on Earth contains as a world keeps moving and destiny unfolds. The passage frames rapid change and ongoing activity within a single minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
World scale production clocks from 1938 Esquire item
The piece lists astonishing per minute outputs for nations and goods including gold in Russia, British coinage, olive oil in Tunisia, phosphate and wine, and American auto lenses and ping pong balls. It notes a fast moving Italian plane and broad radio tube consumption, framed as curious trivia from 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Tunisia
Communion at home and news notes from local scene
Rev. James G. Adams of the Church of the Living God conducts a communion and foot washing at his Ennis Street home Sunday at 2 pm. Kiwanians at their luncheon at the country club paid respects to Charles Hoertel, deceased two weeks ago. A tacky party is planned at St Marys parish house tomorrow night. Mrs. R A Wilson entertained at Carrick Avenue in honor of Mrs. R A Morefield of Washington DC and Mrs. Perry Keziah, recent bride. The General Assembly passed a higher gasoline tax with a $3 million county road aid fund. Eamon de Valera was arrested for violating orders not to enter Ulster, Northern Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Cadman
Pittsburgh
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Library
Sand Hills
Nebraska
Nelle Richmond Eberhart
Bond
John McCormack
Land of the Sky-blue Water
Nordica
James G. Adams
Church of the Living God
Ennis Street
Country Club
Charles Hoertel
St. Mary's Parish House
R. A. Wilson
Carrick Avenue
R. A. Morefield
Washington, D. C
J. L. Perkins
Perry Keziah
House of the North Carolina General Assembly
Eamon de Valera
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Bruce Catton on Washington The Capitol and the Lincoln Memorial
Bruce Catton observes Washington by night, where floodlit symbols of the Capitol, Washington Monument, and Lincoln Memorial express ideals over flaws. He argues the dome and shaft symbolize freedom and national purpose, urging readers to see patriotism through light and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Capitol
Adam Lincoln
Bruce Catton
Lincoln Memorial
Li Memorial
America
Capi Dome
Washington Monument
Up and Down Main Street War on Vices Warns Boys
A High Point woman issues a public warning against selling cigars and cigarettes to boys under 18. The piece calls for action from druggists and grocers and notes a city nuisance statute. It also mentions petitions for charity reform and local political quips about figures like Miss Gurley and Dr Schacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Frank Gurley
Associated Charities
Jetty Garland
Essex Automobile
Hudson Four
Sam
Notable Quotes From International Figures Include Odd Claims
A garbled clipping cites K Park Director Hugo F Varga of Cleveland Zoo discussing animal odor in captivity and removal from recreation areas. It also mentions Frank Sans, claimed to have eaten 140 at once, and Lena Leon Berard as France's first envoy to National Spain amid nationalist references, with stray remarks about Europe and an umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo F. Varga
Cleveland Zoo
Hitler
Europe
Frank Sanssone
Cleveland
Spain
Lena Leon Berard
France
Natio
Chamberlain Should Trade Umbrella for Club Says Dr Elli
Dr W Y Elli professor of government at the University argues Chamberlain should shift from a defensive stance to proactive leadership. He contends a bold approach with decisive actions could restore public confidence and drive policy reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dr. W. Y. Elli
University
Corrigan's Influence Lingered in Prize Fight Talks
Maj Schmeling announced desire to fight Louis again as Wrong Way Corrigan's fame echoed in boxing history. This clash would rekindle a famous rivalry and draw attention from fans and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrong Way Corrigan
Maj Schmeling
Louis
Gracie Reassures Husband Returning From New York
The text records a presumed moment where Gracie addresses her husband on his return trip from New York, saying you look fine. The line reflects a casual domestic exchange and hints at a personal interaction rather than a broader event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie
New York
George
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Dale Carnegie
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Hazel Forbes
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