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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
4
A fragment combines a biblical verse about a divided kingdom with a neighbor’s hen misread as a goose and a brief mention of Mme Deluzy, reflecting a dated, eclectic reading.
The piece notes gradual price gains averaging about six percent over 30 days, plus wage improvements and a stronger stock market. It cites lower debt levels, higher savings, and increased buying power as hopeful signs, with a bank president emphasizing deposits not tied up in closed banks.
The British Empire launches a home trade push with an Ottawa conference beginning today. Slogans urge Buy British and Empire First as Ottawa aligns with a broader empirewide effort to bolster domestic commerce amid debates on tariffs and trade barriers.
The piece argues Britain’s economic reach extends beyond its flag through global finance and trade. It contends prosperity lies in mutual exchange within the empire and open markets, criticizing self isolation and tariffs. It asserts a pragmatic turn toward Empire first and lower trade barriers while preserving global prosperity.
Bruce Catton weighs Henry David Thoreau's life and ideas noting the small Concord celebration for his 115th birthday. He argues modern America moved from the simple life Thoreau advocated and questions whether Thoreau's philosophy may yet come into its own as society reconsiders materialism and happiness.
The New York Welfare Council's city recreation committee urges opening outdoor recreation options for unemployed youths to prevent delinquency and crime. The bulletin says thousands are idle this summer and extending public and private facilities now reduces future costs from damaged characters and crime.
The Department of Commerce reports that over 18 million U S motorists vacationed in Canada in 1931 and 1.175 million traveled by train or ship, spending about 188 million dollars. Canadian vacationists spent 40 million in the United States as the two nations maintain strong cross border bonds. Also noted is the discovery of six mound builder skeletons in an Ohio Indian mound, prompting renewed interest in the ancient cultures of the Midwest and their enigmatic monuments.
Congress votes against a beer bill and keeps its dry stance while launching investigations into campaign expenditures and federal loans. The Senate grills the Reconstruction Finance Corp loans and Central Republic Bank, with focus on market rigging, farm board use, and tariff of taxes.
One glance at the two candidates for vice president shows that the old game of cowboy and Indian is about to be revived. The piece implies renewed tribal-style conflict in political contest and hints at a clash in strategy and image.
The piece argues the relief bill's phrase lets only those who don't need funds access government loans. It also notes jokes about Russian factory towns amused residents of Pawhuska Osawatomie and Tuscaloosa.
A reader complains about constant product changes, noting that cheesecloth used on lunch ham becomes wrapped in cellophane just as people adjust to the old packaging. The comment reflects frustration with inconsistent food packaging updates.
At a recent bankers meeting the general opinion held the United States future remains bright though a few million dollars shift hints at softer times. The remarks show cautious optimism amid modest economic changes.
The piece notes how the public ignores hot weather until the health department issues cooling guidance. It emphasizes practical tips and public health messaging to prevent heat-related health issues.
Dr Frank Porter Graham president of the University of North Carolina is away on his honeymoon after marrying Miss Marian Drane at St Pauls Episcopal church Edenton yesterday afternoon The ceremony was conducted by the bride’s father rector of the church for 55 years with only close family present It was planned in secret and the couple are expected to be gone about four weeks.
Raleigh July 22. Dr BE C Brooks president of the North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering spoke to 38 graduates denying any planned extinction. He said the law and the consolidation report preserve the college and its location in Raleigh and that the merger aims to reduce duplication and boost efficiency.
Raleigh announces three year free rental for oyster farming leases begun April 1 to boost shellfish development. State agencies and the U S Bureau of Fisheries conduct studies on seed collection and cultivation under Dr H F Prytherch.
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