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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
4
Public record fragment notes advertising department activity with scattered names Chad and Bergen. Details are incomplete, limiting precise attribution or context.
A concise reflection on freedom and service citing I Corinthians 7 22 and Cicero. It asserts that every moment carries duty and that being called in the Lord or as a free person binds one to service in Christ.
The nation mourns the death of Thomas J. Walsh whose career included fierce anti corruption efforts over the Teapot Dome scandal. His rise to potential Attorney General under Roosevelt and his strong stand against the G O P oil dealings are highlighted. The piece also notes state tax debate and Piedmont buying power figures impacting sales tax burden.
The Twin City Sentinel argues a sales tax would throttle Piedmont commerce and worsen buying power during reduced hours and pay. It warns city workers farmers and small merchants would bear the brunt and retail trade could face ruin.
Four men robbed Peoples Bank in Ran cheman around 1 30 PM taking about 3000 dollars. Chief F A Rogers was away from his office above the bank when the robbery occurred and the bandits spent ten minutes inside. Police in nearby towns were alerted and sought a maroon Chevrolet used by the gunmen.
The essay urges rediscovering home treasures once neglected. It celebrates old books, pictures, furniture, and attic relics as sources of beauty and pleasure. It argues restraint from constant novelty, inviting thoughtful review of a household’s aesthetic potential.
The piece argues for drastic laws to punish and prevent watering of stock. It notes large corporations issue inflated reports to drum up trading and public investment, often during market booms, and urges government probes beyond the Stock Exchange to curb such practices.
The piece argues that public interest in biographical study has shifted beyond sensational debunking toward a quest for factual, nuanced understanding. It cites Lytton Strachey Gamaliel Bradford and Andre Maurois as leaders of a serious school, urging careful scrutiny of motives and context over official or sensational depictions.
Louisville reports the February Jefferson county grand jury will study wage conditions after revelations of women in sweatshops earning as little as one dollar a week for 68 hours. The probe contrasts Northern and Southern mill village conditions and scrutiny of living and health standards.
In Greenwich Village, Howard Scott revisits his Technocracy circle after national fame. He boasts a large dues paying membership and shows off Technocracy periodicals and books as he reconnects with old friends at the Meeting Place.
A Senate fight over repeal of the Webb Kenyon Act rages as drys plan a March Washington church meeting. Edward B. Dunford accuses wets of flip flops while Senator Borah and Democratic Leader Robinson shift positions on no saloon provisions and naked repeal.
Washington reports say Congress revived the repeal amendment in rapid fashion, shifting wet and dry factions. Observers note the lame duck session acted quickly on repeal while core funding bills stall, eroding confidence in the new, more aggressive Congress.
Health column urges careful rabies protection after dog bites. Keep biting animals confined for at least 10 days to observe for hydrophobia symptoms. avoid shooting the suspect dog, and dispose of stray animals by proper methods to reduce spread risks.
Hollywood gossip notes detail Chevalier Diet romance issues with Lillian Harvey and Maureen O Sullivan James Dunn thawed. Neighbors disrupt Jimmy Gleason with a concert. party headcounts and supper miscounts amuse. Naomi Judge’s Hollywood secret revealed. Dickens praised yet Moscow and Leningrad suggested for Russian films. Gleason’s date chatter ends fragmentarily.
Hollywood notes spell spring style in brown shades as Lorena Layson Elissa Landi and Madge Evans showcase rust tan and dark brown ensembles. At the Brown Derby Cocoanut Grove and Sardi's they wear brown dresses scarves belts and accessories while Madge Evans reveals a door-hinge belt buckle for a brown sports coat.
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