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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1928
Page
4
A short scripture note echoes 1 Corinthians 3 18 urging believers to discern true worth by divine standards. The message highlights humility caution against self deception and the necessity of spiritual maturity.
The police announce a citywide enforcement effort starting today focusing on double parking near hydrants in alleys and at red signals. Chief Elliott calls for public cooperation as delivery drivers and workers urged to observe all traffic rules to reduce danger and delays.
A sample from the Government Printing Office lists topics from canning beans to infant care and commercial education. Publications cover diverse subjects such as religious census bulletins, irrigation guides, zeolites, forestry notes, and flight field directories.
The author argues happiness is innate and earned through serving others. Pursuit grows frantic and fails. happiness comes quietly when one devotes life to a worthy cause and serves humanity, dispelling dull care as happiness embraces from behind.
A humorous line compares Houston to a small boy in crisp clothes who then ventures out to face a challenge and earn a black. The remark conveys a playful image of readiness and boldness.
The article contrasts a Houston lynching during Democratic convention buildup with a Kansas City robbery at a Republican convention. It frames the events as campaign material for both parties, urging the country to choose between a lynching party and a robbery party in the upcoming political contest.
Bruce Catton discusses how individuals cannot live in isolation as every life touches others. Dr. John Grier Hibben of Princeton urged graduates to see their actions as part of a shared environment shaping the community and avoiding self centered living.
Dr John R. Mott told New York businessmen that closer links among nations through better transport and communications are fueling increasing virulence and pushing nations toward war. He notes that proximity may breed easier neighborliness locally, but not for countries as planes and radios shrink distances.
A young Kansas City woman arrested for obtaining clothing under false pretenses declared she was not insane, but an alienist later intervened, clarifying her mental state.
The American Automobile Association projects forty million travelers this summer and suggests that a boycott of advertised goods could pressure advertisers. The call targets the conspicuous billboards along major routes to influence consumer choices.
Major Lutz flight to Managua would have been the Afth by the marine air corps. The navy department received reports from Corporal Nichols indicating two deaths and serious injuries among McChesney and others. A telegraph file from File Va. said three men were killed. Bourne departed Quantico to view the crash site and report details.
Indiana delegates remain pledged to Woollen until released by law. National figures Reed and George arrive with Georgia Florida Alabama backing, while Hull opposes weakening prohibition. Smith camp presses forward amid intensified anti Smith activity and convention strategy.
Two Americans captured near Zapopan, 20 kilometers from Guadalajara, are held by about 50 rebels for 18 000 pesos in ransom. One captive is reportedly the Mezquital Del Oro Mining camp superintendent in Zacatecas estate. The rebel chief threatens further action if payment is not made and the US Embassy in Mexico City plans to send representatives to the foreign office.
Excelsoir reports two American men held for ransom after militants seized them in San Rafael, fifteen miles from Guadalajara in Jalisco. The captives were enroute to Zacatecas mines. one is described as manager of the Mexaquitas del Oro Mining company. About fifty insurgents attacked as a federal detachment approached.
Federal forces were reinforced and today a battle appeared imminent, signaling heightened tension and potential confrontation in the region.
Lindbergh landed at Caxton yards after a fog forced him down at seven last night. He returned to his field at 7 this morning after a 5 46 takeoff from Caxton due to suspected plane trouble. He rode a Buffalo to New York mail train to Mountain Top before resuming the trip.
Miss Elizabeth Claiborne told the Cumberland Presbyterians at their 98th general assembly in Jackson that China’s political upheaval is a youth driven movement marked by risky zeal and a slogan of safety last. She urged aid including money and prayers for Chinese youth.
A sleeveless maize yellow silk tennis frock features a short jacket and a quilted floral design. It includes a matching silk pouch purse and a sports hat, completing the coordinated ensemble.
A sharkskin purse resembles a half cantaloupe with a pouchy ridged shape Its exterior is green and its interior is cantaloupe colored The item blends playful design with bold color for a quirky accessory.
Notable dates include 1683 William Penn forms treaty with Native Americans. 1752 Georgia becomes a royal province. 1782 John Jay arrives in Paris as American minister to France. 1863 Confederate approach causes business paralysis in Philadelphia. 1904 Republicans nominate Roosevelt and Fairbanks in Chicago.
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