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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1933
Page
4
A pithy religious quotation references Jesus and the Father from John 17 25 and contrasts bearing faults with betrayal of Griend in Syrus prose.
The Gastonia chamber of commerce The Gazette and local citizens staged a notable effort after a bank run in late 1930. They rallied to reopen the bank with 500000 dollars in new capital, restoring confidence and aiding local banks to survive the crisis. Dr. Julius Klein praised such chamber efforts as a model of cooperative action during economic hysteria.
Librarian John A. Livingstone reports in Norealore that the three UNC buildings Old East Old West and South were not symbolically Masonic. He shows Masons laid the foundations and that Davie drilled corner stones. the first Masonic procession under North Carolina Grand Lodge occurred in Chapel Hill in October 1793 led by Grand Master William.
An Atlanta federal prison inmate known as No 35 503, Al Capone, faces accusations of receiving special treatment from Warden Aderholdt. The charges include lavish clothing, excessive mail, higher cash limits, and lenient visiting rules, with Capone often visiting the hospital and tennis area while others lack such access.
A child recalls attending a blind singer's concert and singing Count Your Many Blessings. Years later despite drought and low mood the author finds more blessings than usual and learns the real worth of church in their life and community.
Mr Livingstone uncovers an unpublished Grand Lodge of North Carolina record on the laying of the South building cornerstone. The article traces the Masonry influence across the university’s past present and future as documented in minutes and his magazine feature.
Engineers E H Moss and C W Mengel present 18 months operating cost and experience comparing High Point disposal plants. The report highlights High Point as a testing ground for future stream pollution solutions and resource conservation.
French pilot M. Meérmoz completed a south Atlantic crossing in 14 hours aboard the Arcen-Dial Rainbow, carrying mail and seven aboard. The flight, touted as proof of airplane feasibility for profitable cross-Atlantic service, mirrors Wegener's continental drift theory as a rapid human achievement against geological time.
Health article notes that modern authorities favor a 1926 developed antitoxin by Dr. Konrad Birkhaug for erysipelas. It describes rapid fever and pulse improvement within 12 to 18 hours and better spread control, plus supportive care with fluids and easy to digest foods.
The 1932 Liggett and Myers report follows Reynolds with near recession proof air. Cigarettes total about 25 to 30 million smokers in the U S producing roughly 103 billion sticks with taxes near 200 million dollars. Output and exports power tobacco’s economic role, and prices steady at six to six and a half dollars per thousand.
The New York theater scene is surveyed with notes on authors like Rascoe and Caldwell, Hollywood figures, and vaudeville memories. Mentions include Dan Defoe, Horace, Faulkner, Hemingway, Mary Pickford, Griffith, Tinney, Imogene Wilson, and Mary Nolan, with shifts between stage and screen careers across years and places.
A light column notes Fatty Arbuckle's new shorts and busy work in Brooklyn. A traffic survey shows empty taxis clog Broadway at theater time. Taxi drivers detour passengerless cabs to busy lanes and sometimes pick up panhandlers to fill seats. Wofford Terriers top the Wildcats 27 to 25 after trailing 14 to 6 at halftime.
CHARLOTTE Jan. 25 Two members of North Carolina s Big Five prepared for a clash with a dangerous foe for Southern Conference honors later in the week. North Carolina worked out for the Tar Heels big game with VMI while Duke refined its attack for a visit by the Cadets. Davidson opened a comeback in basketball with a rally against Wofford last night.
The American league selects six of ten players for The Sporting News 1932 All Star team with Chuck Klein replacing Babe Ruth in right field. Klein totals 135 votes, Ruth 94. Cronin leads voting with 158. National league picks include Harold Pie Traynor Lefty O'Doul Lon Warneke. American leaguers Fox, Lazzeri, Averill, Dickey, and Cronin top the ballot.
Boxing turned a net profit of 52705 for the Chicago Stadium Corporation in 1932. Fourteen shows were presented with all but four profitable. the Dempsey Levinsky exhibition topped at 16637, while Levinsky vs Walker produced 16108.
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion with creosote as a remedy for coughs colds and bronchitis. It claims rapid relief a pleasant taste and a money back guarantee if not relieved after proper use.
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