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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
4
A Balzac aphorism notes that the heart magnifies events, weighing a woman's glove far more than the fall of a fourteen year empire. The line contrasts trivial and grand outcomes, emphasizing subjective value in perception.
The article argues Congress avoids its duty on reapportionment and urges a standard beyond the 290000 population rule. It warns against reducing southern representation as punishment and stresses the importance of fair territorial distribution to prevent centralization of power. It notes the south already wields significant influence in national legislation.
The world war cost nations engaged more than 200 billion dollars, with debts rising after the conflict. Reparations were debated as peace treaty talks unfolded, but Germany cannot pay the full sum. Current plans imply Germany would contribute about four percent of the total, stretched over two generations, potentially eight billion dollars if settled now.
The piece notes about 21 000 Confederate veterans survive and evaluates Civil War manpower. It recalls 1929 Charlotte reunion plans and questions Biloxi turnout. It contrasts northern and southern enlistments, noting historic war losses and population scales.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Robert E. Rogers mocks commencement platitudes urging graduates to embrace snobbery and bluff. The piece weighs the value of genuine talent over status, warning that money and ease define success for some, while true achievement sustains others.
The passage notes a settlement framed as an astute approach to a difficult economic issue. It emphasizes that while allied nations owe less to the country, the arrangement remains a prudent solution reflecting pragmatic financial considerations.
Will Rogers notes Sir Esme Howard may be pressed to curb drinks or renounce his stance as Britain changes parties and Washington embassies face tightening rules. Prohibitionists praise the ambassador, others urge defense of diplomatic privilege. The state department sticks to its course, preserving extraterritorial immunities despite the largely symbolic impact.
Wilkes county residents form the Dry Bones Club to root out liquor in Wilkes. The club assists officers by giving information leading to destruction of distilleries and arrests of rum runners. Judge Hayes jailed 37 Wilkes men for 67 total years after a two week federal court session in North Wilkesboro.
The United States is issuing 400 million dollars in treasury certificates at five and an eighth percent, the highest rate in twelve years. Hoover prosperity fuels money stringency as Wall Street gamblers lock credit while industry stalls.
The passage notes that one fourth of white men aged 16 to 50 have died and that about 21,000 veterans still living represent nearly the entire surviving white male cohort from the Civil War era in the region. It warns that each year will claim many more.
Flighty people are blamed for poor flyers while Vesuvius erupts again. Mussolini will address the mountain. The odd juxtaposition hints at public concern over competence and natural danger in a period of political tension.
A Birmingham attorney declared he will run in the Democratic primaries to oppose Senator Heflin next year. The announcement signals a notable intra party contest.
The era blends political fights over reparations and farmer relief with lighter items as beauty contests uplift many girls while aviators chase endurance records. Yet the big question remains how to treat a baby’s rash.
North Carolina merchants may soon receive the monthly retail trade bulletin from Federal Reserve Banks listing leading NC cities. Park Mathewson notes Asheville, Charlotte, Durham, Greensboro, High Point, Raleigh, Wilmington, Winston-Salem and others could be included as stores supply monthly sales data. The service, already used in other states, is free to firms that contribute figures.
Davidson county will receive 98291.96 from the state equalization fund for the six month term, ranking seventh among counties. The increase comes with a larger total fund of 2.5 million, and authorities anticipate tax relief for schools as budgets hold to low figures and special districts share in the fund.
Sonia Ruthele Novak in Harper's Bazaar presents a lyrical warning from an aged narrator to a young girl. The speaker describes moonlit cherry blooms and strange glen frogs, advising the girl to retreat to rest until dawn.
Delta Upsilon Beta of Duke University today became the Alpha Bamma chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi, adding its 27th member to the national band organization. The Duke band, directed by G. E. Leftwich Jr, performed in concerts and radio programs, with 50 pieces and 30 fraternity members.
A Midland bank statement from Cleveland reports a new method in the foundry industry that speeds heating malleable castings from 100 hours to 83 hours. The change is expected to cut production costs.
Instructions suggest placing salt and soap in a hot water aluminum pot and soaking silver pieces to remove stains. The note claims all stains will rinse away after this simple soak and wash routine.
Chicago features twin artists Marvin Albright a painter and Ivan Albright a sculptor gaining attention for their distinct talents. Both brothers contribute to the city’s vibrant art scene with works showcased in local exhibitions and future commissions anticipated.
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