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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1932
Page
4
Fragmentary quotes mix biblical verse with aphorisms about cross and crown and a stray term Quaries. The text combines II Chronicles style phrasing with moral mottoes, lacking a coherent news event or persons.
The piece profiles Paul M. Warburg, praising his restrained banking approach amid Wall Street speculation. It notes his warnings to curb credit for speculation, contrasts his conservative stance with younger financiers, and observes a shift toward tolerance of speculation by bankers and the Fed. It argues the country bears the cost of ignoring Warburg’s advice.
Reid Marsh died at dawn after long battle with tuberculosis. He endured harsh treatment yet read, wrote, and contributed essays to this paper. His mind and spirit were described as courageous analytical and gallant, shaping a quietly defiant view of fate.
At a time of low resistance to dissolution a man faced death as the slender mooring thread broke and he crossed the bar on a voyage that his spirit deemed neither dull nor dreadful.
A discussion tracing a disabled ship seeking water to the United States lack of foreign markets. The solution urged is to boost domestic circulation, employ surplus wheat and other goods, and reduce deflation. It notes hoarding by banks and people, and argues the country must energize internal demand to raise living standards.
The piece argues money flows drive business and jobs, urging collective action to control money supply for full employment and demand while blaming Europe for America’s troubles. It stresses that money is created by people and requires organized effort to fix economic woes.
The piece notes Franklin D. Roosevelt publicly pursuing the Democratic nomination by allowing New York to place his name on a preferential primary ticket. It argues his acceptance is a strategic move and discusses the uncertain path to the convention, with about half the delegates likely opposed and two-thirds needed for nomination.
Archaeologists uncover a gold and gem laden tomb on Monte Alban in old Mexico sparking renewed curiosity about ancient Mexican civilization. The find prompts questions about origins arts and legends while tempting Americans to study pre conquest culture.
A man checked into a Canadian hotel and did not awaken for seven days. Police say no foul play is suspected and the death is being investigated as a medical incident.
In a broad argument the writer asserts world unity and that no country can act in isolation. He links the 1929 stock crash to global harm and notes pandemics, famines, and wars ripple worldwide. Patriotism requires regard for all nations to advance one common destiny beyond the United States.
Dr. A B Cox of the University of Texas forecasts a 1931 32 cotton crop of 28 million bales a new all time high based on a unit bale of 487 bales The January 1 US supply is projected at 17 09 million bales about 3 132 million above the previous January 1 record Acreage is expected to drop 7 to 10 percent this year.
United Air Lines flew more miles at night than all European nations combined, averaging 22 000 miles nightly in December versus 15 000 daylight hours. Nationally night flights totaled 20 million miles in the past year across all carriers.
Edward C. Burton a Toronto air mail pilot flew nearly 300 miles across Western Ontario and back to London in dense fog twice passing his destination. With fuel almost gone he parachuted from the wrecked craft and landed safely about a mile away, after searching frantically for a landing field.
North Carolina’s climate and forests are praised as unmatched assets for agriculture and industry. The address argues extensive land, favorable growing seasons, and timber resources could elevate the state economically through scientific management and reforestation policies.
A party guest notes the dog is friendly to strangers but growls at home. The host agrees attributing the behavior to the husband, cited as Ded Lustig from Sachse, Leipzig.
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