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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1943
Page
4
The article argues it is essential to sustain national advertising of North Carolina brands after the war to protect long term economic prospects. It cites tourism, mineral deposits, and the Hatteras Seashore National Park as future drivers, urging state leaders to maintain publicity to attract industry, jobs, and investment.
The article explores Paul’s contrast of the law as spiritual and human carnality, arguing the law exposes sin while faith in Christ offers life. It cites conversion, divine grace, and the idea that obedience comes through Jesus and not the old covenant. It ends with reflections on sin, forgiveness, and peace through Christ.
A collage of quotes from Martha Stewart, Rosa Sutherland, Jim Steel, and others reflect wartime opinions on topics from state birds to V mail. Contributors discuss cleaning costs, taxes, and industry strains, while lawmakers urge loyalty and defense support during total war.
Peter Edson reports on the Office of War Information plans to display American propaganda in 100 plus public libraries. Highlights include The Nazi War Against the Catholic Church tract, children's book John’s Book, color pamphlets on warplanes, and medical science newsletters circulated abroad.
Paragraphs discuss that vanilla flavoring comes from an orchid plant, hood squeaks arise from worn lacing, Assyrians knew dental issues affected health, tallow candle as door hinge lubricant, doctors take medicine in some African tribes, and seasons differ between Antarctica and Russia as winter nears.
Vice Admiral Jonas H. Ingram stars in a vivid Rio dispatch as Allied Fleet commander he speaks bluntly to Brazilian leaders about war strategy. The piece captures Brazilian gas rationing boulevards and social life with dances, nightlife, and the charm of Maria Theresa Martiniss De Mello.
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