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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1959
Page
4
A leading industrialist argues inflation drives high prices and wages raise costs, while unions claim profits justify higher pay. He warns profits are misunderstood as full earnings after expenses. The piece critiques lump sum figures and calls for a clearer term. The looming strike is portrayed as politicized and unnecessary.
A 19th century device resembling a wall clock became the first cash register, invented by James Ritty in 1879. From a local cafe, it expanded to over six million units in 100 countries, now studied as a symbol of individual invention versus team effort in modern industry.
The piece discusses automatic budget "risers" tied to demographics that force higher outlays. Budget Director Maurice Stans estimates two billion dollars will be required next year. only Congress can alter these formulas, but no sign indicates lawmakers will do so.
The notice lists Brown I Manag Editor and Mrs Terry as officers, notes independent contractor delivery terms, and provides annual rates for mail and carrier subscriptions. It states the High Point Enterprise, Inc. is not responsible for home delivery advances and directs inquiries to Ward-Griffith Company National Advertising representatives.
The C D board discussion highlights public relations as a broader tool than advertising, essential to shaping state image and handling publicity. Officials cite industry hunts, conference planning, and auxiliary PR work as crucial, predicting future contracts may hinge on PR with advertising as support.
The sermon argues modern society chases size and rank while neglecting the major: pursuing the Kingdom of God and righteousness as life’s primary goal. It contrasts earthly success with moral goodness, cites Jesus’ mustard seed following, and urges prioritizing eternal values over material measures.
The reminiscence recalls a creekside swimming hole near Reidsville, vivid with sunlit eddies and a sandy bank, and contrasts it with today’s pool culture while noting sunburns, close calls, and the absence of that earlier free spirited access. It also recounts a library fines column from 30 years ago noting quirky penalties for mothers and patrons.
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