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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1934
Page
4
A devotional verse reflects on Psalms 34 18 about God drawing near to the contrite and broken hearted. The piece contrasts inner wounds with outward threats suggesting spiritual solace amid sorrow by ron.
A historical column argues long term planning and better coordination of relief efforts is needed at local state and national levels. It warns relief has become year round and may require taxes, and notes concerns over welfare moral effects and dependency patterns alongside other social commentary.
Bernard Krebs a blinded Columbia journalism graduate plans a 24 page Braille newspaper free to 5000 blinds in the Middle Atlantic states with aim to expand nationally. The magazine style paper would employ many blind staff and provide independent news reading and ad access, boosting confidence and civic engagement.
The piece portrays Dr. Dafoe guiding the Dionne household through a multiple birth with old fashioned care and a $3 per child fee. It also reflects on Willard Straight Post of the American Legion, litter control with 10 000 baskets, Civil War veteran tribute, and Archangel exhumations of American soldiers.
The piece contrasts Grover Cleveland vetoing a drought relief bill as unconstitutional with Roosevelt era spending, noting shifts in constitutional interpretation. It references the Wall Street Journal on changing views of the Constitution’s elasticity and the balance between government action and fiscal restraint.
The Scripps Foundation for Research director says a declining birth rate would yield a more arable society. He clarifies his remark as meaning a shift toward what he calls a more garage society.
In a travel diary from June 1934 the Los Angeles correspondent recalls Beverly Hills Wilshire Avenue and Judé de la Paix, notes Hollywood chatter about Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard, and describes encounters with Doris Kenyon Ted Healy and others. He ends with reflections on leaving for Manhattan.
A large aircraft is under construction in Russia intended to disseminate Communistic propaganda to remote areas of the country.
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about wearing diamonds to formal afternoon events, the pronunciation of fiance and fiancee, and using a fork to butter potatoes and corn. The guidance notes diamonds are for evening wear, both terms are pronounced the same, and a fork should be used for butter.
A quiz on historical and geographic facts with brief answers. Questions cover Mayflower passengers tea or coffee choices Maid of Orleans hara-kiri and its meaning number of U S hotels and Amazon river length.
Today's word is DENUNCIATION the act of accusing in a threatening manner He made a bitter denuncia tion of his enemies The column provides usage notes on common errors and the idea of expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
Instructs on varnishing candles with clear shellac to stop dripping onto table covers. Advises draining bacon fat to keep the pan well greased, removing when golden brown and crisp. Also suggests cleaning linoleum with steel shavings or memory paper for spots of paint or rust.
The guidance recommends using new gas kets when installing spark plugs and ensuring the plugs are screwed down tightly with a wrench. After initial use the plugs should be tightened further to prevent compression leakage.
A word puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues. It asks about a country’s flag and mentions explorers John and Sebastian discovering the St. Lawrence, plus various cross references to letters, fruits, and measurements.
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