Verse Quote From Saint John Lightens Moral Reflection
A biblical verse from St. John 8 20 urges truth seekers to come into the light so their deeds may be revealed as wrought in God. The fragment emphasizes honesty and divine accountability.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1935
Page
4
A biblical verse from St. John 8 20 urges truth seekers to come into the light so their deeds may be revealed as wrought in God. The fragment emphasizes honesty and divine accountability.
The piece argues new industries and inventions can create jobs for workers displaced by declines in older trades. Citing 1929 data from the National Industrial Conference Board, it notes large employment in auto and electrical machinery sectors and predicts a future inventor could spark new work. It also cautions about equitable distribution of technological benefits.
Jamestown Park officials urge immediate consideration of improvements to draw more visitors this summer. They advocate completing tennis courts and installing flood lamps over courts and the large playfield to boost daytime and evening use by High Pointers and community groups.
Darkness limits field use and evening outings at the park. Installing flood lights would double usefulness by enabling night as well as afternoon events. Significant money has already been invested, and a small further outlay for lighting fixtures and completed tennis courts would attract more visitors.
A High Point college student earned funds by publishing the college handbook but directed the proceeds to cover tuition and expenses for a friend lacking funds. The act, done quietly without seeking glory, is hailed as a noble example of true unselfishness amid a world of jealousy.
A University of Colorado English instructor’s claim that strong language signals pioneer spirit draws applause from the state governor and officials. The piece argues the pioneer spirit remains alive in everyday frustrations and urges a practical test along Main Street.
The article notes how renewed confidence restored bank withdrawals and deposits after two Ohio financial institutions closed. After one bank reopened to full withdrawals, two weeks later deposits rose by 14 000 above reopening day. It argues faith stabilizes currency and spurs monetary flow and business activity nationwide.
Fall trade prospects improve as national income slows slightly but confidence grows, seen as the key factor unlocking economic recovery and renewed buying momentum.
Bruce Catton argues for a state paid public defender to balance the system with a public prosecutor. He highlights wealth-based disparities and urges placing defense in public hands to achieve equity before the bar of justice. The piece contrasts this with push for bilateral trade and New Deal recovery efforts.
The actress who wed the Beverly Hills attorney aims to remove the middleman to maximize earnings, signaling a shift in negotiation strategy and potential impact on the film’s financing and distribution.
A report notes the marriage of the president’s son to a young woman in an Ohio five-and-ten cent store setting. The piece comments on heiress marriages and questions the propriety of such unions.
A reflective verse urging readers to seek value in pursuit. It contrasts hidden gems in soil and beneath the surface with the visible world above, urging persistence and discovery. The poem frames life as a race where effort reveals rare rewards.
A reflective, stream of consciousness Saturday entry notes the author’s gray hair at 28, admire for figures like Robert Hilliard and Ned Sparks, and parries with observations on everyday life. It recalls prison chatter, lobes of humor, and a sharp, intimate tone about public figures and stage lore.
Report on Terre Haute general strike shows growing clash between right and left wings in organized labor. Unofficial direct action groups sparked a citywide walkout, opposed by Federation leaders who backed the enamel company. Resolution came after Bill Green's envoy Thomas N Taylor pressured leaders to end the strike.
A writer describes strolling a block behind John D. Rockefeller Jr. along Fifth Avenue in a city where even celebrities go unrecognized. A police officer saluted, a passerby stared, and a woman remarked she wouldn’t want his worries with taxes.
The memo recalls H. T. Webster's intense studio mornings in a ground floor flat on 148th Street. He endured acute creative labor, while assistants Ray Rohn and Bob Brinkerhoff watched quietly as he worked under a green drop light, glowering and smoking.
A writer recalls collecting Home Beautiful and other journals, following a ritual of attending auctions to bid on furnishings. The piece weaves in references to Samuels, “House Beautiful,” and the 1935 McNaught Syndicate copyright, plus a nod to a family auto tour and a children’s charity title.
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