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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
4
A religious reflection contrasts scripture with Ruskin, asserting that divine purpose cannot be thwarted and that God operates through both humble, earthly things and grand cosmic structures. The passage links Acts 5 39 with Ruskin to emphasize omnipotent guidance.
Henry Murray faces a turn in a campus scandal at the University of Oklahoma after six students flogged reporter Bill Stephens over fraternity reforms. Fourteen students confessed, were expelled, and then pardoned by Governor Murray following a private meeting and public praise.
Yellowstone National Park officials announced a drastic action to curb troublesome bears. Director Horace Marden Albright reported last week that 49 black bears and one grizzly were killed in the past summer to protect cabins and tourists, after tagging and ear tagging hundreds of others for tracking.
Alfred Cowles III questions the skill of professional forecasters trading stocks and says luck often drives gains. He notes many top predictions miss the mark, especially during deflationary periods, while citing James B. Duke’s heavy losses and selective gains.
Butler University in Indiana announced a course on marriage to prepare students for life and family problems. The move follows earlier programs at the University of North Carolina led by Dr. Ernest Groves, whose popular courses aim to equip young people with practical knowledge for stable relationships and responsible life choices.
The essayist laments amnesia and distractions while meandering through themes of Popeye King Blozo and a desire to publish thoughts. He jokes about memory loss diets book collecting blank stares at war crises and readers sending in stories for The Enterprise feature.
Roosevelt outlines views on revenue legislation and a tax revision to close a 307 million dollar deficit as he hosts a party conference in New York. Attending senators include Robinson, Harrison, Pittman, Byrnes, and Hull. representatives Garner Rainey Rayburn McDuffie Col lier Byrns.
Governor Ehringhaus calls for drastic spending reductions and tax reform including a real property revaluation, elimination of the governor's entertainment fund, abolition of the executive counsel, consolidation of departments, and tighter expenditure controls to restore credit and solvency. He urges efficiency, no new financial burdens, and closer supervision of local government spending.
Bruce Catton recalls the return of the old-time lumberjack to northern Minnesota camps. The story notes a recent mood shift pushing him from city quarters back to the woods, where his rough, fearless image once dominated camp life and work.
A Brooklyn inmate, held over two years after pleading guilty to burglary in spring 1920, was forgotten in jail as Judge W B Vause left the bench for a fraud case in Atlanta. The court’s negligence left him unsentenced and still imprisoned, a bizarre failure of the justice system.
Prof William F Ogburn of the University of Chicago shows the average family has three or four members, lives in a five thousand dollar home, pays twenty seven dollars a month rent if renting, and one in eight lives in an apartment. One in three families has more than one wage earner, signaling major changes in American life.
Chicago social worker Mary McDowell lauds unemployed morale during the crisis while urging constructive thinking. She warns against complacency and argues for self help and reform of the top heavy economic system to address fundamental weaknesses.
Tech officials say steel makers limit lifetime razor blades to sustain demand while the styptic pencil makers face no such charge.
Analysts say innovations in lighter design over years aimed to prevent accidental ignition and enhance safety. The effort involved researchers and engineers refining mechanisms to ensure reliable but controlled use.
A brief line notes charity exemptions on income tax forms. The remark underscores how donors may encounter exemptions when reporting charitable gifts.
Several readers report difficulty sticking to resolutions as weeks into January pass. Ambitions for fitness, budgeting, and personal goals meet unexpected obstacles, underscoring common hurdles and the need for practical planning.
Tokio has one store for every 28 inhabitants. About 25,000,000 tons of limestone are used annually in the United States primarily for iron ore smelting.
Report on Calotabs as a remedy to break up a cold and relieve congestion. One or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water, followed by a normal morning. The claim is the cold vanishes and the system is purified, with no danger to appetite. Sold in 10¢ and 39¢ packages at druggists.
Mrs Mae West of as Mo claims a 20 pound weight drop in four weeks after starting Kruschen Salts. She says she is 28 and weighs 170 pounds before the regimen and 150 pounds after, gaining energy and feeling less hungry. The ad touts half teaspoonful in hot water each morning as a safe, inexpensive method promoted by many users.
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