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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
4
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A religious reflection notes happiness rises with virtue. It cites Proverbs 4 24 about guarding lips and a Norris quote on the Ife of virtue determining happiness, framing moral conduct as the path to joy.
Reports from the Community Exchange show courage and perseverance as residents offer services in barter packages, preferring commodities over cash. Many registered participants refuse charity, aiming to work for what they receive, and church women organizing the Exchange are praised for their admirable effort.
North Carolina and High Point receive favorable national attention in Mary Noble's Liberty piece praising the back to the land trend. The article lauds progress in solving unemployment by moving people to farms, seeking security from urban and industrial stress.
Governor Max Gardner promotes Buy at Home to curb cash outflow for corn hay and foodstuffs. Cotton acreage drops 536000 acres while corn yields rise by 10000000 bushels and farm women can 1000000 cans. A Raleigh orphan home garden steadies funds by producing surplus vegetables and fruits for winter storage and sale. Akron Community Gardens backs industrial gardening to aid workers with produce.
A reader named Oswald questions whether the Federal Reserve calling in hoarded gold would affect gold bricks. The article notes Dean Lewis discovered a specific gravity of heavier water but says it is light compared with water in certain stocks that fell sharply, sinking to low levels.
The piece urges all Americans to fully support President Roosevelt during the emergency, arguing wartime powers are justified and partisan debate must end. It stresses swift decisive action, unity, and collective responsibility to help the president rise to leadership and improve the nation's fortunes.
A New York columnist notes the Statue of Liberty continues to attract crowds as one of the last places where visitors feel they encounter liberty. The piece reflects on public devotion to the monument amid change.
Prisoners from Kanemara Prison at Clinton mailed an exhibit to New York City featuring mostly still life works. The collection showcases varied subjects and represents a cross section of inmate art.
Sid Franklin, the American bullfighter, travels to Spain to face several Spanish bulls. The piece hints that American style may overpower the local competition.
A playful remark notes that jigsaw puzzle fans gauge fit and harmony in pieces and design, suggesting an instinct for order and alignment in the craft of assembling images.
Liquor sales in Ontario fell by ten million dollars last year amid a mood of decline. Nearby observers note a waning public interest and tighter spending as alcohol use drops across the region.
Washington veteran members will control the new Congress as seniority remains the chief ruler in both chambers. Old timers, including Rainey and Byrnes, move into major chairmanships while new faces enter the Senate, and leadership shifts reflect long service and regional balance.
The High Point high school golf tournament advances to semi finals this afternoon at the Country Club course with the championship set for Saturday morning. Yesterday Jack Copeland beat Harry Welch 2 and 1 while Buster Moffitt advanced on a default over Copeland. Diffendale defeated Oliver in the other semi and Moffitt faces Garrett in the upper bracket with a finals slot against Diffendale.
A compact guidance feature showing how to maximize yield from a small garden plot. It offers practical steps on planning soil, choosing crops, spacing, watering, and upkeep to stretch limited space and improve harvests.
Editor notes a USDA Bureau of Plant Industry series to help home gardeners grow more vegetables this season. Emphasizes gardening on good land, early planting, multiple sowings, irrigation where needed, and protection from insects and diseases with timely controls.
The North Carolina Young Democratic clubs cancel the Jackson Day dinner and the state convention scheduled for March 15. President J Dewey Dorsett says focus should be on current state and national issues from a non partisan standpoint. Letters were sent to club presidents notifying the cancellation.
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