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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1927
Page
3
A reflective piece on Saint Valentine’s Day its origins and meanings. The essay laments modern sentimentalism while praising childlike faith and questions secular influences on holiday traditions. It also attacks Al Smith as a presidential candidate warning of anti Catholic and anti immigrant sentiments.
Enterprise Bureau reports growing support for a 1,250,000 bond to build a Cape Fear river toll bridge at Wilmington. Representative Campbell says the project unlocks Route 20 and completes Route 26, boosting coastal access, tourism, fishing, and regional commerce. Local officials see it as essential to connect Fayetteville area with the sea and spur state highway plans.
Records show vehicles crossing the river at Wilmington on the ferry have risen about 20 percent annually for years. Last year’s crossings topped 200,000, with current-year ferry receipts projected at least 110,000 dollars. The author argues tolls would be needed briefly until Route 20 bridge is paid, then free and turnable to the state highway commission.
Davidson College reports from registrar data show 553 students specified how they pay expenses. 62.4 percent pay wholly or partly, 37.6 percent rely on parents or guardians. Senior class leads in self funding while two agencies aid finance.
Davidson College students faced expenditures around 375000 with earnings and loans totaling 61000 from work and loans. Students earned about 10000 through other work while 60000 came from wages for assistants, boarding house labor, and loans from the general education committee. The class graduating in June reportedly had a standout record of earning several thousands during study. Washington report says Madden foresees Muscle Shoals action deferred to next Congress, tied to American Cyanamid bid.
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