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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1932
Page
4
A reflective line of scripture and a quotation from Schiller expressing enduring words and a child’s hope as they grow toward a vast world. The fragment reads like a devotional card caption with literary and religious allusions.
The piece discusses a potential Prohibition party ticket led by Senator Borah and the possible impact on the 1932 election. It notes Borah has the idea under consideration but is unlikely to actively pursue it, while speculating on how a dry third party could influence Republican and Democratic loyalties and the outcome.
Poland honors Col. E M House with a statue in Warsaw as a tribute to Wilson era influence. The piece notes American hesitation on Wilson memorials while praising Harding despite political divisions.
The Charlotte Observer lauds Cameron Morrison’s retirement from politics to his Sharon Road estate. It argues his private life will benefit Mecklenburg farmers and the state more than continued political service, citing his farming example and public calm after politics.
A perplexing remark questions Wilson's greatness in light of a looming possibility. Analysts debate potential outcomes and the significance of leadership amid uncertainty.
A political discussion centers on Democratic platform adherence in Congress. The beer bill faces a vote, with party members split on gradual acceptance. Drys seek more time, arguing 3.2 percent beer is technically intoxicating and unconstitutional, and expect no beer bill before the November election.
A vaudeville actor wed a ventriloquist in a bold match that surprises peers. The couple’s ceremony drew attention as fans speculated on personal lives and stage partnerships.
Bruce Catton weighs six transatlantic aircraft poised for routes from Oshkosh to Oslo and the allure of ocean flight amid risk and fame. The piece also notes Colonel Lindbergh’s stoic witness role, Democratic rule reform talk, and a push by eastern colleges to curb football radio broadcasts to protect gate receipts.
A radical urges a government devoid of hypocrisy, while veteran politicians dismiss the claim as another attack on American customs.
A traditional saying suggests that clever devices like a sharp lawn mower or an effective mouse trap attract interest. The comment frames invention and practicality as a way to draw attention and visitors.
A Chicago bandit who robbed a pedestrian of 500 dollars recently gave the victim 10 dollars to get another start on. The bandit framed the gesture as a contrast to a lawyer.
An 80 year old British woman has completed her first novel, offering inspiring proof that women writers can achieve literary success later in life and serve as a model for aging authors everywhere.
The Enterprise editor questions a Republican platform claim that anti prohibition amendments could be imposed via conventions over the people's heads. The note suggests concern over constitutional accessibility and representation, urging voters to focus on the issue and how people respond.
A reader urges High Point citizens to block out-of-town labor, arguing local workers should keep jobs amid hard times. The letter advocates reducing welfare reliance and supporting local manufacturers to boost city tax receipts and keep families fed before winter. The page also includes multiple property foreclosures notices from Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. and other lenders.
Sunday services across Christ, Scientist churches centered on God as the subject of the lesson sermon. The Golden Text quoting Exodus declares no other gods before the Lord, with scriptural passages from I Kings and a Mary Baker Eddy text on divine metaphysics and Mind as God.
Wes Ferrell of the Indians and Ted Lyons of the White Sox each threw seven hit performances as their teams split a twin bill.
Public auction to sell land in High Point Guilford County North Carolina on Saturday July 30 1932 for cash. The sale follows default on deeds of trust originally held by Commercial National Bank of High Point and Insurance Company of America later substituted to Wachovia Bank. Property described as 118 North Main Street bounded by North Main and East Washington streets with survey by June A Johnson C E dated August 8 1930.
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