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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1931
Page
4
Readable fragments list business locations and office lines for Brunswick building 250 Park Avenue New York People’s Gas Building Michigan Boulevard with telephone private exchange for department inquiries.
A biblical verse meditation from Ecclesiastes 2 10 is quoted about joy in labor and enjoyment of one’s work. The note adds a brief modern remark by Vauren on the fruit of labor being the sweetest pleasure.
A July 15 fund raising barbecue in Greenville salutes North Carolina legislative leaders and hints at upcoming political maneuvering. The piece discusses county tax limits, potential illegal levies beyond 15 cents, and calls for constitutional reform to ease county finances amid debates over a county agent salary and state school funding.
A letter praising impartial traffic enforcement contrasts with a citizen complaint about perceived police discretion. The piece argues for balance between firmness and courtesy, urging stronger service and consistent conduct across the department.
The Chatham Record warns county commissioners that the Supreme Court has utterly removed the question of their right to exceed the constitutional limit of 15 cents on the 100 of property for general purposes. The notice signals treasury concerns amid broad relief needs across counties.
Raleigh city court sentenced Thomas Hanna to a suspended term on a car load of 19 quarts of faked imported booze if he paid court costs and left the county for two years. The report notes the capital city fines real liquor sellers but ostracizes fake importers, refusing them jail time.
Professor Piccard, famed for high altitude flights, says from ten miles up the earth resembles a large dish. The remark adds weight to the notion the planet sits in a perpetual stew of weather and changing light.
The self styled man of the world may feel a twinge of humility after Gatty and Post carried out their little stunt.
After his first heartbreak a young Romeo discovers that even a shy romance requires effort. The line suggests pursuit and challenges in attraction for the depicted character.
A plumber consulted a heart specialist to get guidance on repairing leaking valves. The collaboration aimed to ensure safety and effectiveness in the repair plan.
Reports say the round-the-world flight succeeded as Gatty adhered to his post throughout the journey. The achievement highlights discipline and perseverance in navigating and coordinating the lengthy expedition.
In a parable of embarrassment Wilbur Glenn Voliva grapples with Gatty Post’s world flight claim. He wrestles with the concept as critics question the feasibility of a round-the-world journey amid sensational reports.
The report notes Philadelphia relies on a single strong team to carry local sports pride amid multiple underperforming clubs. It emphasizes the city’s narrow athletic reputation and calls for broader success to restore balance.
A sharp observation suggests that complex romantic entanglements multiply when two people can attract affection as easily as one, implying social dynamics where multiple lovers reduce emotional costs for all parties involved.
A railroad supporter argues higher freight rates through the Interstate Commerce Commission would improve service. He contends increased charges could fund better operations and reliability for travelers and shippers alike.
A traveler details Paris sights from the Arch of Triumph and the Louvre to taxi panics and Parisian romance. He visits the Colonial Exposition, notes Mussolini’s grand pavilion, Mount Vernon tribute and global displays, while reflecting on choice between art and science and faith amid a lively, indulgent city.
W C T Carter asserts selective enforcement of a new English Street zoning law in High Point North Carolina. He details repeated police actions over illegal parking, cites caps, bonds, and officer conduct while claiming no arrests of others. He links pressure to his former Democratic activity and personal vendetta.
A reader praises Chief Friddle for handling traffic enforcement in High Point North Carolina noting the city has moved to equal treatment of violators. The letter urges higher fines to deter parking on Main Street and criticizes long shop delays by customers and sales staff.
A mixed list of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries with multiple definitions. Includes terms for milk cart hand car maples trees geographic drainage tracts and various actions emotions and objects. Some clues reference animals tools and places across a broad range of wordplay.
The sixth Simpson family reunion was held at Bethlehem Christian church near Elon College with Rev. L. V. Harris presiding and speeches by Rev. Marvin Kincheloe Judge D. J. Walker and Dr. W. T. Whitsett. Miss Ida Simpson reported continued efforts to collect family history as a colored coat of arms attracted interest.
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