We re off almost equality with the brute creation
The text recalls departing from humanity toward equality with brute creation and urges remembrance of the Sabbath as foundational to civilization citizenship and patriotism.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
4
The text recalls departing from humanity toward equality with brute creation and urges remembrance of the Sabbath as foundational to civilization citizenship and patriotism.
A report by Mrs. Marvin H. Stacy to UNC President H. W. Chase calls for a women’s building to ease overcrowding and improve living conditions for 72 current students. It notes limited bathrooms, lack of segregation during illness, and stresses the need for vocational guidance and a full time physical director to promote health and education. The site is planned for Battle’s Grove east of campus, with funding debates over a reduced building program.
A light verse by Harlan E. Babcock in Farm Life tells how Ichabod Q Parkinson survives crop ruin a cyclone blaze and hail while neighbor Tyrus Tasselweed laments a calf loss two years prior. The piece ends with a moral that fate cannot keep a good man down and notes a mild winter for Georgia peach prospects.
The Asheville press mourns Asa Biggs a gifted young journalist under thirty whose work ethic honesty and friendliness left a strong mark. He was a loyal newspaper man who valued truth and service to friends and readers and his loss rocks the state’s journalism community.
A North Carolina report announces the state will complete an 800 new school structures costing 25 million dollars. The drive rivals highway spending, showing public schools as a major educational investment. The new schools are modern and so on, replacing the old log and ramshackle buildings.
A concise note questions the assumption that rum fleets are run by pirates, suggesting more varied crews and legitimate traders may be involved in maritime ventures.
A forecast notes the local baseball season should begin in about three months as earlier snow and sleet melt under the sun.
The remark praises the St Mihiel as a wonderful ship capable of carrying soldiers, wives, and money in one voyage. It blames Mr Volstead for dissolving a firm, notes a contrast between Irish and German temperaments, and mentions hunger strikes not occurring in the Ruhr.
Bituminous miners and operators seal a wage agreement for another year signaling ongoing labor calm. A nearby town faces a scare as Greensboro or Greens boro enters the scene. A Hickory Record pocket edition reports a 21 story skyscraper rising in the Catawba town.
The Salisbury Post urges support for a Carolina and Yadkin River railroad to boost High Point industry and North Carolina growth. It notes coming assembly bills and a Morrison shipline proposal, arguing a workable plan could slash freight costs and benefit the state, while cautioning against ridicule of bold ideas.
A Wesley Philothea class lesson argues Jesus valued the Sabbath as a holy day and used it to heal and bless humanity. It notes Pharisee criticism, the role of Sabbath in church life, and warns against neglecting Sunday worship. imagines a world with no Sabbath or dedicated days.
A son named D Waring Smith Jr was born to Mr and Mrs D Waring Smith on January 25. The family resides on the Parkway.
In Paradise a powerful rancher John Hannon guards a beloved daughter Val and a famed horse Redstar amid a world of ranch hands and border tension. In Santa Leandra a high-stakes card game draws Brideman, Corey, Sanchez, Thit, and Hunnewell as Brideman dominates a long night of play.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe rheumatism liniment that quickly eases pain in joints back and muscles. It claims most cases avoid internal treatment and urges readers to try a trial bottle at any drug store for instant relief and improved mobility.
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