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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1930
Page
4
The article notes that many teach remission of sins without requiring repentance or a holy life. It cites Ezekiel 18 21 about turning from sins, keeping statutes, and living rightly as the condition for life. The reflection frames repentance as essential to forgiveness.
A public inspection of Duke Hospital at Durham is seen as the start of a major scientific center for the South. Trustees are urged to build a research oriented medical hub at Duke University rivaling Johns Hopkins, with a new medical college and strong patient care as core missions.
Industry spokesmen for about 22,000 U S furniture dealers urge resisting price wars and embracing quality driven growth at the mid summer market. They warn that profits and solid fundamentals are essential for a healthy, lasting recovery and stronger trade.
A historic push argues for a premier medical complex in Durham to elevate international scientific standing. Advocates emphasize a modern hospital as essential to progress, research, and regional health leadership.
The piece argues the post office robbery will be a temporary victory for criminals as the national detective force intensifies pursuit. It notes tax reform movements and calls for state action and informed leadership ahead of the 1931 legislature with a survey by the federal Bureau of Public Roads to improve road funding and maintenance data for Raleigh.
The piece applauds state coordination over local boundaries for road building and maintenance. It notes the 1929 gasoline tax rise to aid counties and quotes plans to collect data with tax and highway officials to inform the next General Assembly.
The piece reflects on a shift from postwar optimism to confusion in industry as overproduction harms wages and exports. It questions remedies like stricter production curtailment and urges finding ways to use vast manufacturing capacity without flooding trade. It notes May exports to Canada fell 24 million, amid tariffs, questioning impact on U S industry and recalling Canada as a key customer.
The opposition to the treaty spans American British and Japanese voices with a common claim the pact weakens each nation’s defense. Admirals Beatty Jellico and allied editors argue for larger fleets and faster promotions while noting Queen Mary’s rumored cigarette habit indicates occasional compromises. Minnie Atkins-Edwards.
A humorous note describes a woman struggling to park a car through a narrow six foot opening. The scene evokes a playful, urban challenge and city parking quirks.
The article notes a drop in hog prices to prewar levels as a result of a recent policy or market shift. It highlights consumer impact and potential effects on farmers and markets.
Former Mexican president Emilio Portes Gil is reported as a patient at a clinic in the country. The remark suggests he will likely downplay the situation, as predecessors and successors have done, saying he is half shot.
In Thomasville on July 21 the recorder's court handled a few minor cases. R. S. Smith, convicted of driving drunk, received 60 days on the road with costs, suspended upon a $50 fine and a two year driving ban. Several defendants in automobile law violations were absent. Other verdicts included fines and suspended road sentences for drunkenness and prohibition violations.
A poetic meditation on a historic mountain route. The poet traces eras of travel and labor along a high pass, describing burro trains, silver and gold, and the awe of sky pillars and distant peaks as the trail winds through time. The piece closes with the trail ending and a signature Hollands.
Funeral services were held at Mount Pleasant church for Franklin Shoaf age 71. He died suddenly last Saturday at his daughter Mrs Birch Craven’s home in Thomasville route 1. He is survived by three sons Early Shoaf George Shoaf of Thomasville and Thomas Shoaf of High Point. The service was led by Rev Powell and Rev P C Cox with burial handled by the Junior Order.
Two men in a small automobile stole papers from Carter Dalton's car on Janhson street Sunday. The loot, found in a woodland southwest of town, was examined and deemed non negotiable. Police traced tips from a local boy leading to recovery of all lost items.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains acidosis as a symptom complex from excess acid in blood. Causes include poor protein and fat digestion or kidney disease. Symptoms include headache weakness rapid breathing and fruity breath. Treatment centers on identifying cause and correcting diet and sugar balance.
Ernest Gosser alias Thomas Hoover, an escaped state penitentiary convict, was captured by Lexington police after six weeks on the run. Convicted of bank robbery in Randolph and highway robbery in Guilford, he had served two years of a seven year sentence and previously escaped from a Davidson county chain gang. He closely modeled Otto Wood and had two prior escapes during his Raleigh imprisonment.
In Lexington on Sunday afternoon a Winston-Salem woman driving Mrs W M Nissen was struck by a truck driven by Grady Hendrick a young High Point man who failed to stop at an intersection. Both vehicles were badly damaged but no injuries were reported.
A statistic notes that one in every 1,000 policemen is killed in line of duty while eight in every 1,000 prison keepers meet the same fate.
The Giant furniture team routed High Point Yarn 20 to 1 in nine innings on the latter's field Saturday. Andrews pitched for the winners, yielding only two hits and fanning twelve batters.
Campbell and Andrews led a strong Giant assault that netted 15 saa blows through a strikeout route. The brief notes mention a heavy offensive effort and multiple performance highlights by the two players in a decisive game context.
In Ames Iowa the combination ration of cottonseed meal and minerals with shelled corn corn silage alfalfa hay and black salt produced the highest financial return as a steer feed in Iowa State College experiments.
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