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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1934
Page
4
A religious remark quotes Jesus telling a daughter her faith has made her whole and to go in peace. The excerpt contrasts spiritual healing with a later line by Bailey noting faith as a higher faculty than reason.
In High Point a storm left unprecedented tree and shrub damage, yet government orders discontinue the tree surgery project under CWA. The editor urges restoring the program to repair city trees despite private job opportunities, arguing current needs are urgent and important.
The Purim festival is compared to modern threats as Rabbi Edward Calisch argues in a Jewish Service Bulletin sermon. He notes Amalek and Haman recur across generations and urges remembrance of Mordecai and Withers while highlighting faith and prayer as Israel’s defense against danger.
The passage argues that moral progress is pendulum like, with Israel facing extremes of zeal and laxity. It urges moderation, steadfast faith, and resistance to both moral weakening and fanaticism. It likens Israel’s duty to uphold ethical conduct to a sailboat tacking against wind and notes Mendieta’s potential as a stabilizing leader.
In Burlington the Times News presents a Loyd puzzle titled How Old Is Aunt. The riddle asks for Ann s age based on a complex series of age relations between Mary and Ann, using statements about ages now and in past and future times. Readers are invited to solve the tricky brain teaser.
Community leaders urge residents to protect fruit trees after a sleet storm damaged peach and apple crops. County and state agents offer guidance for both large orchards and small family plots to ensure a strong 1935 crop.
Americans watch Cuba for signs of stability under President Carlos Mendieta or a possible renewed radical push. The silence raises questions about whether the republic has been swung away from leftism or radicals are regrouping for a new drive.
The Rev Donald Conrad pastor of the First Moravian church Greensboro will leave April 1 for a call to the First Moravian church in Indianapolis Indiana. He came to Greensboro in 1929 from Winston Salem and married last autumn to Willie Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Davis. The community honors them as they prepare to move with best wishes for success in a wider field.
The piece questions the presidents approval of the newspaper code with reservations and notes the phrase maker Gen Johnson may have influenced. It defends press freedom as vital to free institutions and argues licensing would threaten information and opinion. The author views administration defenses as unjustified and expects newspapers to remain objective.
The St Louis Post-Dispatch notes Hutchinson Kansas citizens celebrate a horse drawn milk wagon replacing a motorized unit. A ceremony featured a white wagon labeled Grade A milk with speeches from wagon maker harness maker and blacksmith. Cows watched as the barnyard regained its old order signaling a possible epochal shift toward horse powered commerce.
A veteran in Arkansas City Kansas turned 80 and was greeted by his four older brothers. The family says the custom may end once he is grown, as they plan to discontinue the practice.
Nine snakes have vanished from the New York Zoo in a theft under investigation. Separately, mood rising as thrill seekers leap from high bridges in daredevil acts across the city, authorities caution against dangerous stunts.
A New York weatherman says the 1888 storm was far worse than current winter conditions. The remark highlights historical storms as a gauge for present cold snaps and underscores ongoing winter severity.
A Turin farmer reportedly entered a shroud 12 years ago and remains awaiting death, amid claims of deception and mischief surrounding the life sized burial rite.
Washington liberals press the White House fight against Wall Street efforts to amend the Securities Act and stock market control bill in Congress. Brandeis advisers and figures like Landis and Frankfurter back the act, while Morgenthau and others push government underwritten loans. Swanson may resign. Manchukuo policy stays nonrecognition.
Groundhog behavior appears independent of seasonal temperatures as it retreats in fall and emerges through snow in spring, suggesting its sleeping cycle is not tied to typical weather cues. The statement notes the weather has little influence on timing and routine.
A cryptic clue style puzzle listing numbered hints with Across and Down directions and themed wordplay about medical and general terms. Includes references to nurse, species, materials, and common phrases across a grid format.
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