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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
4
The notice lists publishers H A Cecil as business manager George F Edwards national advertising Walter F Hestbhr local advertising Mer G M Waynick as editor for the newspaper edition.
A compact religious and literary quotation juxtaposes Job 6 5 asking if the wild ass brays for grass and Horace urging contentment with what one has. The lines reflect themes of need, sufficiency, and restraint.
High Point welcomes Mr. Clark back after his endorsement for postmaster. He declined higher government pay to serve the city he loves, bringing a record with the Home Owners Loan Corporation and a spirit of service praised by many. His appointment, unanimously approved, marks a return to active local development with no campaign effort needed.
A Texan engineers a multi tool combining ten garden implements into one device. Despite the innovation the inventor notes its usefulness depends on manual operation and user handling for best results.
A fragmentary observation notes crashes at crossings and persistent housing gaps. It contrasts progress in transportation with ongoing dangers and social shortcomings, highlighting uneven safety and living standards in several American cities.
The figure quoted places the annual cost of crime in the United States at 13 billion dollars. The snippet adds a promotional line claiming benefit despite crime.
The question asks whether the AAA can address alleged overproduction of Canadien qadatuplets and Iowa quadruples. It points to concerns about supply levels and policy action, seeking guidance on remedies, oversight, or limits. The phrasing suggests a humorous or fictional topic rather than a factual report.
Washington reports the NRA is negotiating 15 to 20 percent cuts in home construction material costs to spur housing demand. The plan targets lumber dealers and related supplies to lower prices, boost sales, and stimulate construction through liberal credit, creating work for labor and supplying industries.
Governor Ehringhaus urges a digging holiday through Monday to curb potato price collapse. Government purchase of 3 000 to 5 000 carloads could relieve glut in eastern North Carolina, with optimism tied to Washington backing the plan.
Discussion of poor housing conditions in the United States cites a report from the American Public Health Association. It notes that only a fraction of rural homes have plumbing or running water and many lack electricity and proper insulation.
M L Patrick argues that formal schooling often becomes a rigid formula rather than fostering true understanding. He urges educators to emphasize critical thinking and creative problem solving to prepare students for real world challenges.
A reflective saying notes that crowded thoughts stimulate inner growth and personal development for a person facing mental busyness. The line suggests inner tension can drive self improvement and resilience.
A reflection on political dynamics where skill in obtaining votes does not guarantee effective governance. The observation contrasts campaign prowess with administrative leadership and accountability, noting that electoral成功 does not ensure wise policy and public trust.
A public debate question challenges continuing focus on crime waves as the nation faces a surge of reported incidents. Critics argue media emphasis inflates fear while officials urge balanced reporting and policy responses.
The statement asserts that the age of discretion starts when youths are capable of pursuing pleasure through indiscretion, implying a mental threshold for responsible conduct and judgment.
The author argues that many words are imprecise and proposes choosing terms that more accurately convey meaning. It discusses how synonyms can fail to capture nuance and affect clarity in writing and communication.
Mussolini and Hitler held private discussions yesterday raising questions about their next moves regarding Carnera and Schmeling. The meeting focused on coordination and strategic plans amid growing tensions in Europe.
A historical note marks the National Rifle Association reaching fifty years since its founding, reflecting on its early actions and evolving role in American public life and gun policy.
The note playfully suggests June as a peak month for marriages, positing that no statistician has proven which month sees the most divorces and proposing June as the nominee.
A proverb contrasts two types of children. Worthwhile offspring are said to keep their parents youthful through care and support. Worthless children are said to cause parental aging through neglect or harm.
A shooty montage from New York Mayfair style notes wander through public figures actors and venues. The writer muses on Bob Brinkerhoff George Jean Nathan Captain Bartlett Lisle Bell and others with memories of Broadway locals and a tour through theater history and gossip.
A versatile colored musician performs on Lenox Avenue with ankle strapped cymbals a guitar mouth organ and megaphone. A row of chimes hangs in front of him which he activates at intervals. Spectators find watching him dizzying and entertaining.
A London observer recalls a happy party at a night club with Douglas Jr and Gertrude Lawrence while the elder Fairbanks escorts Miss Lawrence’s 17 year old daughter. Kenyon Nicholson visits Meredith Nicholson in Panama and notes his play Sailor Beware mirrors the waterfront. Bryant Park gains a verdant look as it becomes a hub for Help Wanted ads and informal social scenes. An anecdote about editors in Bryant Park ends with a Cairo reunion years later.
A vocabulary note on the word alien meaning pertaining to another country or foreign. An example sentence shows exile in a far from home setting as a learner expands usage through daily practice.
Questions and answers on proper social conduct. A reader asks about tipping a helpful servant with money and seeking hostess permission. Other etiquette tips include where a man should be received when visiting a hotel and choosing dinner guests for congeniality.
A 1900s style query list explains making a dustless duster by soaking cheese cloth in kerosene and hot water, then drying. It also covers bleaching laces and fine muslins with borax solution and suggests using candy tongs to remove pickles or olives from a jar.
A quiz excerpt by A G Gordon presents questions and answers on sun temperature Cervantes last word of a proverb meanings and national hymns Germany over all The Watch on the Rhine including Don Quixote and definitions
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London has acquired a carved Virgin and Child statue believed to be from the 12th century. The piece, made from a walrus tusk, was discovered in a shop before coming to the museum.
The fragment lists an array of crossword style clues and solutions themed around German history and figures. It includes references to the first president, musical terms, railways, and various common words such as verbs, nouns, and adjectives, with scattered mentions of Europe and Germany.
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