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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1931
Page
3
In a casual exchange, Evangeline remarks on someone’s quiet nature while Pathfinder jokes about being tied up in the moment. The brief dialog captures a playful tease between two characters.
New York June 27 Julian Hawthorne dean of American writers and author of numerous novels announced he is writing an autobiography. The work will recount life with figures Emerson Alcott Longfellow Melville Whitman and others and reflect on his early career from 1888 onward including Archibald Malmaison and The Professor's Sister. Hawthorne 85 celebrated his birthday in Los Angeles with remarks on his father Nathaniel Hawthorne and the influence of family on his literary path.
Charles J. Rosebault presents a vivid life history of Charles A. Dana the laughing philosopher and his New York Sun. The narrative blends Dana’s intellect with Civil War front reporting and sidelights on Lincoln Grant Sherman and other Union leaders. It also covers Brook Farm the French Revolution and Dana’s influence at the front with Stanton windows into 19th century journalism.
Columbia Pictures bought the Cassandra tale of the Blonde Baby who conquered New York. Jean Harlow will impersonate Cassandra on screen this fall. It is the second Wilson Collison book purchased by Robert M. McBride & Company for film rights, the first being Expensive Women for Dolores Costello’s comeback.
In England the omnibus book gains ground by combining excerpts from several novels into single low cost volumes. A massive Maud Diver tome titled The Men of the Frontier Force folds Captain Desmond V C, The Great Amulet and Desmond's Daughter into one 1016 page volume. Houghton Mifflin publishes Mrs Diver's new Anglo Indian tale Ships of Youth.
The juvenile book Pigeon City by Leon F. Whitney has been placed on the recommended list of the Scientific Book Club. The club commented that no better book on pigeons for boys and girls was ever written.
The Vanguard Press will publish John T Flynn's Graft in Business in the fall. Flynn, known for Investment Trusts Gone Wrong in the New Republic, has turned over his completed manuscript to Vanguard for release.
The new illustrated edition of Havelock Ellis Soul of Spain highlights the reader friendly path into the mind and spirit of the Spanish peoples. The work remains among Ellis most widely read volumes.
The De Soto Six is praised for slender profile, long lines, and handsome color. It promises extra quality for a few extra dollars and invites a live demonstration to prove value versus higher priced sixes.
A short verse celebrates spring with blooming blossoms and birdsong. Narcissus fragrance fills the air as warm breezes lift daffodils and brighten the blue sky.
Six new volumes from Duke University Press announce works by North Carolina writers and other scholars. J M Ormond of Durham writes on rural North Carolina churches and counties, James A Thomas travels in the orient for tobacco firms, Floyd Stovall examines Shelley's dual forces, Thomas Wertenbaker chronicles Norfolk history, Clarence Goddes studies Transcendentalist periodicals, and William A Browell introduces education research on unfamiliar settings and problem solving.
Maurice Delafosse explores the origin and development of African peoples in their native environments. The study covers tribes languages and customs, noting a racial oneness and praising early crafts such as farming ironmaking and pottery while discussing religions including Muslim and pagan practices.
The Hampton Textiles merger, a $17,000,000 corporation, consolidates with Textiles Inc to mercerize and finish yarns from 14 mills. Thomas McConnell of Easthampton is named president. other officers include R B King, J H Lepark, A G Myers, J Lander Gray, and A K Winger.
The piece reports on Sir James G Frazer and Lady Frazer marking their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary with new books, Arthur Train’s Irish tour impressions, Sidney Clarke’s Many-Colored Belgium anecdotes, Van Dine’s Scottish terriers winning prizes, George Slocombe’s Paris return and works, and Parkhurst’s 1892 pulpit denunciation of Tammany.
A lighthearted note quotes a local weather forecaster seeking a transfer due to climate incompatibility. The joke hinges on his claim that the climate does not agree with him, reflecting a humorous newsroom aside.
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