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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1933
Page
4
A short quotation noting that mercy belongs to the Lord and that God would render to each according to his works. A Protestant reflection asserts the paradox of a merciful yet just deity. The verse is attributed to Psalms 62:12 and a comment by Young.
The piece notes European powers defying ideals of peace and Geneva gas bans, with France and Italy testing anti gas measures and Germany expanding safety cellars in Berlin. It describes planned gas drills, refuge chambers for hundreds, hermetic rooms, air and water supplies, and procedures for newcomers in a busy city setting.
At a 12 week evangelistic meeting in Greensboro Rev. M. F. Ham of Louisville Ky. netted $2278 in love token offerings in addition to regular collection plates. The record reflects generous giving as the revival concluded.
The piece argues that many home churches struggle to pay modest pastor salaries while relying on visiting evangelists. It cautions that while evangelistic campaigns may yield short term gains, steady pastors deliver lasting, elevating influence and steadier progress for the gospel despite the allure of transient revival efforts.
True Story Magazine reports on employment conditions showing 1,140 workers per thousand households employed, highlighting a shift in the white collar family structure. It notes that the once self-sufficient one earner home is no longer enough to support a modern family.
An Associated Press report highlights Spanish monarchist exiles escaping a West African penal colony by boat, traveling 1,300 miles to liberty. The piece compares this to Dusquenes' repeated prison escapes, underscoring a universal drive for both physical and mental freedom, including speech and worship.
A newspaper survey marks Prohibition's thirteenth birthday noting slow law enforcement and rising Wet pressure after November wins. Experts predict renewed debate on repeal or modification and possible changes by year end if the statute remains intact.
Golf widows fear ongoing spoilage as husbands restrain from digging divots in the living room rug and households cope with the domestic fallout of golf enthusiasm.
Bruce Catton argues the Reconstruction Finance Corporation's proposal to back full 1927 industrial resumption is a radical yet hopeful move. He notes conservatives lead the idea, questions the government’s role in business, and calls for concrete plans to address the low mood and prevent drift. He urges outlining better schemes if the RC plan fails.
A Durango area rock mountain astonishes observers by creeping and sliding, challenging the idea of geological stability. Geologists explain mountains change, grow, shrink, and move, with the Rockies and Mississippi Delta cited as examples of dynamic earth features.
The piece surveys future life in 2033 across love economy aviation and government with expert quotes from Adler Chase Hussey and Wells. It then shifts to Washington politics after Coolidge's death, weighing 1936 Republican prospects led by Hoover and other party leaders amid a weak field and shifting state-by-state power dynamics.
News notes a scare over potential candidates for 1936 as Calvin Coolidge's death underscores the weak field. Analysts suggest Hoover faces lean years and limited political viability amid party doubts.
Goldsboro attorney J J Hatch died from injuries in an automobile crash near Richmond Virginia. He will be buried in Goldsboro tomorrow. Hatch, a Duke graduate, formerly served as secretary to Congressman C B Abernethy. Surviving relatives include his widow two children sisters and brothers in Wilmington Raleigh Florence and other locations in North Carolina.
A historical note estimates the thirty pieces of silver given to Judas as the price of betrayal would total 11.28 in American money. The amount reflects the historical monetary value adjusted to contemporary currency.
Sue confronts complex feelings after a luncheon with Jack reveals strained loyalties. Judge Thornton softly consoles as memories surface about Jack, Sue, and past romances while tensions surface between love, duty, and family. Steps in the hall interrupt a charged conversation.
Corrinne Becker reports a rise in twin births in the United States with twins constituting 1.07 percent of all births. About twenty percent of these twins are identical, according to the data referenced.
Record shows convict numbers fell from 60,606 to 6,000 during Victoria's reign reflecting sweeping penal reforms and reduced crime rates across 1837 to 1901 era. Strong institutions and shifts in punishment policy contributed to the long term decrease in sentences and incarceration.
A report ranks nations by breakfast energy with the United States first for the heartiness of morning meals, Canada placing second and other countries following.
A historical note explains 6000 pounds of tube roses yield 212 pounds of perfume essence. The text also asserts diamonds rank as the hardest minerals.
William Henry Matthews aged 32 died by inhaling monoxide gas in his garage in Winston Salem. After writing notes to family members he started his car and waited for death. Funeral services were planned for today. Authorities labeled the case death by own action.
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