Quote on folly and wisdom from Psalms and Lady Montagu
The text contrasts divine judgment on iniquity with a sardonic remark on wisdom by Lady Montagu. It presents a religious verse and a witty aphorism about human folly and self deception.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1934
Page
4
The text contrasts divine judgment on iniquity with a sardonic remark on wisdom by Lady Montagu. It presents a religious verse and a witty aphorism about human folly and self deception.
A large metropolitan department store expanded its service scope by hosting a Choosing-a-Career Conference that drew a large youthful crowd and featured leaders from industry and finance. The event is praised as a coup for advertising and signals a broader role for business in community welfare and career guidance. Noting figures like Owen D. Young Bruce Barton and James Warburg, the piece argues successful communities support better livelihoods and, in turn, stronger commerce.
In the Wall Street Journal Bye-the-Bye column, Henry Stanley the famed explorer turned newspaperman reflects on wealth and leadership. He recalls starting in finance with modest means and questions the happiness of millionaires, while Frederic Taylor argues that true leadership exists among successful Wall Street figures. Stanley defends his jungle-educated philosophy against cosmopolitan wealth.
Chancellor Adolf Hitler faced renewed pressure to secure his Nazi regime but received reassurance as Germany’s army pledged loyalty. Defense Minister Werner Von Blomberg stated the army stands on solid ground, praising a leadership concept and close ties with the people, reinforcing support for Hitler’s government.
The text argues that Germany clings to a soldierly concept and has conquered pacifism. It claims Germany will remain at odds with the world until the downfall of its chancellor, noting rising militarism as the world seeks peace.
An economic adviser notes a genuine recovery for farmers with prices up and cash income 43 percent higher in the first four months versus last year. Yet costs rose 12 percent, and relief programs face questions about long term sustainability and local self sufficiency for rehabilitation.
Bruce Catton reports from Japan that Americans see Japan copying American manners and culture. Baseball, American food, taxis, movie houses, and fashion are common in Tokyo signaling friendship, though distrust underlying the two nations remains. The piece argues this mimicry could, with wise statesmanship, foster long term goodwill and potential benefits for both sides. MORE HOPE FOR FARMERS is the statistics complied by L. H. Bean.
O.0 McIntyre recalls escaping New York for a rural retreat near Darien Connecticut. He contrasts city riot headlines with bucolic scenes, notes enduring love for farm life, and muses on modern materialism, culture, and the pull of countryside charm.
The piece mocks North Dakota Governor William Langer and his renomination bid, noting Republican vindication amid scandal and economic strain. It contrasts with Mae West censorship over a grammatically phrased line, reflecting opinion on politics and culture.
A school of 200 whales trapped in a perilous situation for three hours, but the captain and passengers escaped unharmed as the pod finally moved free.
The remark imagines Primo Carnera in Rome telling Mussolini that Baer nearly killed him in the ring, highlighting the boxing feud with Max Baer and the sensational reaction to their clash.
Republican Floor Leader Bert Snell claims the Roosevelt administration is bluffing. He says the public may be misled and urges caution about accepting the administration at face value.
Teaguetown resident Hiller Craddock has been reported missing since Monday morning after leaving home for work. His wife, Mrs Hiller Craddock, seeks information on his whereabouts from local police and neighbors.
The document lists quiz-style questions and answers from 1975 covering Bible translations number, sap phire color blue, Friar Tuck in Ivanhoe, the phrase seven heaven meaning happiness, Bay of Bengal distance, and a largest day in the world.
Roberta Lee answers questions on proper hostess behavior including rising to meet a guest advancing to greet and introduce them, when to say au revoir, and napkin placement at a formal dinner noting napkins belong on the place plate.
W IL Gordon explains proper newspaper phrasing and pronunciation. The lesson defines jurisdiction as the right to exercise judicial authority and gives an example sentence about transferring a case to a higher court.
Q and A style column with questions on removing a cork from a bottle cleaning aluminum dishes and improving a child appetite. Answers include using a hot cloth, boiling tomato skins with vegetables, vinegar in dishes, and avoiding midmeal snacks and sweets for children with small appetites.
Police report a missing man named Craddock described as medium height and weighing 185 to 190 pounds with black hair and blue eyes. Last seen wearing overalls a blue striped shirt and an old felt hat.
The emerald commands the highest price among precious stones when oversized and deeply colored. Its value rises with size clarity and hue, making large flawless gems exceptionally scarce and sought after by collectors and jewelers.
A crossword style puzzle listing multiple clues and answers. The grid references include 12 Open inner court and 13 Succinct among others, with entries spanning anatomy, Latin terms, and everyday objects. It mentions a 1898 to 1902 Havana sanitation context and a health unit crew reference.
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