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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1927
Page
4
A brief quotation fragment contrasts religious and moral teaching with worldly fairness. It cites Romans ii 11 about impartial divine judgment and adds a Confucian reminder that treating others with respect invites respect in return attributed to Mencius.
Recollected verses by Frederick Locker-Lampson describe a nurse named Ann who carries the speaker on the grass. A shy kiss from a fine young man elicits no objection and the speaker muses about telling his mother when he can speak.
A young man named for Europe with Chamberlin scoffs at sloppy navigation while others praise Chamberlin's feat. The critic, Bertaud, shows poor sportsmanship and seeks to undermine notable achievements. The piece argues hero worship remains vital for mankind's faith in courage and selflessness.
A world of rapid aviation advances and political intrigue unfolds as Lindbergh’s achievements spark new flights and diplomacy. The piece contrasts his legacy with Soviet fears of war, while noting social shifts, millionaire philanthropy, and Italian fascist unpredictability.
Citizens vote almost two to one for a 190 percent paving program and immediate city action. The Daily Record notes the change and urges swift petitioning by property owners to begin paving under the new amendment. Two thirds of property owners on a street must sign before the council accepts petitions and arranging financing follows.
Editor argues for international pacific settlement under a proposed treaty by the American Foundation and supporters like Bliss O'Ryan Root Reid Roosevelt Bok Butler Davis Angell urging replacement of war with conciliation arbitration and judicial settlement. It outlines three substitutes for war and the role of the Hague Court and World Court, noting policy shifts for the United States and the push for a universal peaceful dispute mechanism.
The Winthrop College board, including the governor as ex officio chair, debated the professor Burgin amid anti evolution protests. Eight members attended the meeting. two alumnae and two businessmen supported Burgin while the governor’s bloc opposed. Burgin refused to withdraw and seeks written objections, leaving his fate undecided.
South Carolina Governor Richards shifts focus from urging Sabbath observance to launching new plans amid slow public progress. The move follows his earlier holiness agenda and signals a broader effort to influence daily norms.
A lighthearted column notes the editor was robbed for practice and the Prince of Wales attended Abie's Irish Rose without incident. It mentions women spent nearly a billion dollars on hosiery last year and jokes about the sun for their money.
A masked thief in Boston displayed height and attire during a residence looting attempt. Commentary notes a future mayoral stance on Sioux Indians as a broader news thread.
A French dietitian argues that home cooking is unnecessary by claiming that to cook at home people must first have homes. The remark is presented as a provocative stance on modern living and food preparation.
A lighthearted note compares a barefoot boy with a ball and bat to the keenest analyst, while an optimist is someone who thanks Providence no centipede is present when shoes drop.
Mellon announces the government will issue smaller paper money to stretch dollars further. The move aims to ease financial pressure as prices rise.
Liza Grey Chaplin threatens to name four prominent Hollywood actresses in a suit against Charlie Chaplin. The remark frames a dispute over alleged wrongdoing and the potential public fallout among celebrities.
The committee says three kings have been invited to the Chicago centennial in 1933. The invited dignitaries are not too busy to attend, and may find time for the celebration.
AP dispatch from Raleigh lists vegetable shipment totals by state. Carrot and string bean counts show small consignments, while potatoes span many states with North Carolina and Oklahoma leading. Totals: carrots 26 cabbage 105 potatoes 430 across listed states.
Guidance claims greasing and slow warming of new tin utensils prevents rust. It advises lightly oiling and heating gradually to avoid scorching while maintaining metal protection.
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