Lincoln the statesman politician blend shaping his rise
The article argues Lincoln grew slowly into greatness blending idealism with practical politics. It traces early minor achievements in Illinois politics, debates with Douglas, Cooper Union speech, and eventual leadership that guided the nation through civil strife. It emphasizes political craft alongside principle.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Illinois
Whigs
National House of Representatives
Land Office
U. S. Senate
Cooper Union
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
America
League of Nations
White House
Spiritual training and moral victory through discipline
A preacher links inner strength to outer gains, citing Paul and athletes. He argues spiritual exercises, daily self control, and continous training in purity build moral champions in Christ. He urges turning suffering into strength and bearing trials to reach Jerusa lem and Calvary’s victory.
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Broughter
Los Angeles
Bob Fitzsimmons
Bob
Ruby Robert
Dr. Broughter
Paul
Jerusalem
Pilate
Via Dolorosa
Old Rugged Cross
Calvary
Run-Aways and Hoffmans Shape 80s High Point Tales
In High Point during the 1880s and 1890s a run away horse caused street chaos as residents chased it, while Chief J. F. Hoffman governed with firm kindness. The note recalls Joe Jackson, a feared yet tender outlaw, his clashes with Hoffman, and a climactic gun incident. The writer signs off recalling birthday wishes and a Valentine absence.
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Joe
High Point
Durance Vile
High Point Enterprise Front Matter Information
The snippet lists masthead details of the High Point Enterprise including the editor and staff roles, publication frequency and pricing, and copyright note. It identifies the Associated Press partnership and postal classification and mentions advertising and distribution notes.
High Point Greensboro TV channels eyed in FCC reallocation plan
The High Point Greensboro market ranked 92nd nationally could gain two new VHF channels in an FCC petition to reallocate spectrum. Current operations include WFMY-TV on Channel 2 and WSJS-TV on Channel 12 from Winston-Salem. a UHF station exists on Channel 26 with a construction permit but not built. If the FCC reshuffles, two additional outlets may emerge but buyers may avoid costly TV ventures.
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High Point-Greensboro
Wfmy-Tv
Federal Communications Commission
High Point
Winston-Salem
Wsjs-Tv
FCC
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Hillcrest
Jimmy Moss
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Ohio Brotherhood of Magicians
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Greensboro Daily News
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Elvis Presley
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Miami
Stone
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Duke
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