A Thought On Happiness From Ovid
A fragment quotes Ovid: a man should assess his life each day and not be called happy until after his funeral, reflecting on fate and self in a philosophical line.
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Ovid
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1932
Page
4
The Declaration’s Enduring Truths and Purpose
A reflection on the 156th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, arguing the inalienable rights of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness remain fundamental. It asserts the Declaration as the true charter of Americanism, greater than the Constitution, and stresses the peoples right to alter or abolish oppressive government.
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England
United States
Rights That Cannot Be Surrendered
They are rights men may not barter or give away and cannot surrender. Today we celebrate not only a courageous stance that built a great republic but an utterance still vital in civil affairs 156 years later.
Possible North Carolina figure eyed for House Speaker post
The article weighs Lindsay Warren as a likely successor to Garner for the Speaker role, noting Warren’s close ties to Garner and readiness to preside over the House. It also discusses Garner’s possible path to vice presidency and the political calculations if he remains in Congress.
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High Point
Ise
N. C
Garner
House
Lindsay Warren
North Carolina
Warren
Congress
Reynolds supporters deliver answer to question in runoff
The second primary produced a strong 211 000 vote for Reynolds, surpassing the Republican nominee's 1930 general performance. Prohibitionists reassess are split, with some conceding a weakening of the dry cause while others defend the current law as the best solution. The fall election looms as North Carolina weighs aligning with a national party calling for repeal of the eighteenth amendment.
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Robert R. Reynolds
Reynolds
Senate
Bailey
Pritchard
Asheville
North Carolina
National Party
The Nation's Kred It and the Credit Tightening Era
A reader recalls a 1928 29 caution about credit restraint by the Federal Reserve Bank prompting loan payoffs and a shrinking economy. The tale follows a businessman who faced a sudden cash demand and responded by cutting salaries and advertising to raise funds.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Spirit of ’76 and united action echo today
Bruce Catton reflects on the Spirit of 76 painting and the need to unite like the Revolutionary founders to confront modern crises. The piece links Independence Day spirit to overcoming economic turmoil through shared effort and the dangers of class rivalries.
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Redcoats
United Action
North Carolina Legion Plans Asheville Convention July 17 19 1932
North Carolina Legion leaders report a strong, well organized push for the fourteenth annual state convention in Asheville July 17 19 1932. The Kiffin Rockwell Post No 2 and Lt. Col. Harry Mathew announce abundant hotel space and reduced registration to one dollar with funds for prizes. Activities include a hospital visit to Oteen, Memorial Chimes dedication, band contest exhibitions, a baseball game in Winston Salem and a Beaver Lake boat race plus tours of Vanderbilt estate and other attractions. Membership trophies and Go Getter prizes will reward posts and individuals surpassing prior totals by July 3 1932.
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Harry Mathew
Thos. B. Black
Kiffin Rockwell
Asheville
N. C
The
American Legion
the Legion
North Carolina
Legion
Lyons L. Lee
Lee
Manteo
Murphy
Legionnaires of
Kiffin Rockwell Post
Department Executive Committee
Trophy and Awards Committee of the
P. L. Gaston
Kiffin Rockwell Post No. 2
U. S. Veterans Hospital No. 60
Oteen
C. W. Francy
Legion and Auxiliary
Memorial Stadium
McCormick Field
Winston. Salem
Beaver Lake
Vanderbilt
Department
Legionnaires
Alice Gray
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
W. T. Joyner
R. C. Powell
Nation’s heart shapes its pocketbook in new insight
A thoughtful opinião argues that national mood influences spending and economic confidence. Analysts link consumer behavior to political and cultural currents, noting optimism or concern can steer household budgets and market trends.
Colleges Bar Broadcasts Threaten Saturday Footballs
Several colleges announce they will not permit football broadcasts this fall making it hard to follow Saturday gridiron action from home.
Soviet Officials to Be Shot for Graft
Six Soviet officials are to be executed for graft. The terse prognosis suggests harsh discipline and a zero tolerance approach to corruption within the Soviet leadership.
Letters Legalized Evil
A High Point Enterprise letter argues against liquor legalization. Mrs J D Brame as Public Chairman of the WCTU contends laws curb crime and promote public welfare, asking why prohibiting murder law would not reduce murder.
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Peo
J. D. Brame
Pub
Variety Bazaar Puzzle Clues and Answers
A mixed list of across and down crossword clues with solutions hinted by the puzzle headings. Contains numerous entries for capitals provinces languages and common terms, including references to Ontario Yukon and France.
Glorifying Your Eyes with Makeup Tips
A concise era column urges women to set eyes with makeup to enhance appeal. It recommends eyebrow pencils on the lower lid, darkened brows, and careful eyeshadow blending. It notes mascara and vaseline for lash growth and stresses proper rouge placement to avoid overemphasis.
Ride Not Push Auto Sale Ad Dialogue
A shopper rejects a hard sell and insists on a car they can ride in. The salesman asserts confidence in the model, while the customer presses for a test ride. The exchange captures a tense moment of sales strategy.
Passing Show Quip Echoes Family Humor
A brief theatre caption from the Passing Show features a gag where a child asks where parents are and receives quick, contrasting replies. The exchange underscores light domestic humor typical of stage sketches.
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