To err is human but contrition marks the virtuous
A terse maxim on moral choice contrasts human error with genuine remorse, suggesting contrition as the measure of virtue in ethical conduct.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1932
Page
4
A terse maxim on moral choice contrasts human error with genuine remorse, suggesting contrition as the measure of virtue in ethical conduct.
The nation marks two centuries since Washington's birth with reflections on his lasting impact. The piece notes faster travel and communication, shifts in political philosophy, and warns against permanent antipathies toward nations while urging just and amicable feelings. Washington’s farewell advice on avoiding ingrained national hatreds is highlighted.
Ehringhaus, previously opposing a sales tax, seeks broad support from the old pro tax coalition. He argues for school funding from non ad valorem sources while acknowledging the tax burden on property and debt service. The move aims to energize his governorship bid amid looming 1933 General Assembly tax questions.
The piece advocates for Dorsett as governor, praising a Greensboro candidate who promises to prove state needs and oppose new revenue. It cites limiting taxes, evaluating the McLean Law, and a broad field selling program for manufacturers, including price fixing and production controls.
A call for enduring international peace emphasizes laying a stable framework for cooperation among nations. It outlines collaborative security measures and diplomatic engagement as core means to maintain lasting harmony. The text urges adherence to shared norms and multilateral dialogue to prevent conflicts.
Furniture Merchandising proposes an eight point program for retailers and a five point plan for manufacturers. Retail guidance includes maintaining profitable prices, reducing wasteful sales, standardizing accounting, boycotting unguaranteed pricing, planned advance buying, and regular attendance at trade meetings and markets. The article highlights honesty and promotional effort as keys to better merchandising and industry growth.
The piece contrasts the China situation with a US metaphor of New York under foreign influence, then discusses new football rules aimed at safety and sportsmanship. It critiques coaches and players for injuries and urges better playing spirit. It also notes political satire and a jab at contemporary diplomacy and slang.
Japan hopes Chinese forces will retire from Chapei as thousands of new troops land in Shangai. The rebuke targets Chinese defense and signals strategic maneuvering in the area amid tensions and threats of renewed fighting.
Carl A Teague argues against boycotts dividing High Point and surrounding areas. He warns that local walls will hurt businesses and undermine progress. He compares interstate tariffs to a self inflicted war and urges unity to avoid mutual ruin.
Mr Crowell recounts a joyful visit to Mount Shepherd Church where he spoke to Consolidated Bible classes at ten and preached at eleven with enthusiasm. He praises Mr and Mrs Robbins and their nine children, notes the Robbins home near Shepherd and Ridge mountains, and recalls old friends Davis and Kearns families. He compliments Pastor Rev Shinn and looks forward to more from Duke and the B D degree pursuits.
Henry Ford claims women are a diminishing force in industry and opposes women in business. The piece notes his stance contrasts with rising female participation in industry and professions, where many women earn modest salaries and contribute to national prosperity. It argues women can think and work in business, highlighting parity in thought between the sexes.
A fragment asks if one ever sensed an impending disaster just before Isadora Duncan faced fate. It hints at fate and foreshadowing surrounding the famed dancer's era.
An explainer on how profits are defined for income tax purposes, the role of cost and value, and how basis is determined for property acquired before March 1 1913, including examples with United States Steel stock and typical gift or legacy scenarios. It traces prewar rules and explains depreciation and gift tax adjustments.
Profit on the sale of property is only one element in determining taxable income. This article previews that subsequent pieces will discuss additional factors used in tax liability calculations.
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation repaid a $1,000,000 loan to a large banking organization after five days. Depositors changed attitude rapidly, making continued hold unnecessary. The agency has authorized additional loans not yet drawn.
Charleston note says the Viking ship Roald Amundsen is delayed by adverse winds and will not arrive until Thursday, preventing an expected arrival in time for the Washington celebration.
In Camden D C on February 22 Simon Kellner a 35 year old from Washington died when his automobile left the road.
Charleston South Carolina The Citadel cadets will not march in the George Washington parade as the parade committee preferred placing national guard units ahead of them.
In New Orleans Ervin Berlier, 137, defeated Tony Agliano, 132 percent. Fob Bleareau, 148, beat Eddie Walters, 148 percent. The events unfolded in New Orleans with competitors from Oklahoma City and New York, highlighting a chaotic scoring format.
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