Thought Provoking Verses on Nature and God
A brief 1098 page note presents two quotations on nature and divinity. The first cites Job 87:10 about frost and waters. The second attributes nature to effects caused by God, as per Cowper.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1937
Page
4
CIO Drives Textile Unionization Across Industries
The Committee for Industrial Organization led by Sidney Hillman plans nationwide organizing in textiles and other mass production sectors after gains in autos. The piece discusses cotton mills’ resistance, past exploitation, and calls for better worker conditions and dialogue to avoid further industrial strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO
Sidney Hillman
Riemer
South
CIO’s textile plan hinges on understanding over charges
If the CIO succeeds in organizing the textile industry it will rely on understanding rather than making false charges that create wrongful impressions about conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Rocky Mount Weighs Grade Crossing Remedy
Rocky Mount North Carolina considers options to remove grade crossings with the Atlantic Coast Railroad. Proposals include lowering or relocating tracks and rebuilding the business district at a distance from the current line. The railroad cites 1 804 750 cost, while the council funds two experts to study the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
Edgecombe
Nash Counties
Atlantic Coast Railroad
High Point
Debate and strength in youth from High Point college
The piece extols a balance of intellect and fitness among young adults. It cites Lovelace brothers A C Mark and Dr Mark Lovelace of High Point College as the affirmative team winning five of six debates on Congress power to set minimum wages and maximum hours. It lauds debating societies as vital for developing men who can interpret life’s terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen B. Weeks
Biographical History of
North Carolina
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Joe Louis
Brown
America
Roosevelt
Harvard
High Point
Lovelace Brothers
A. C
Mark
High Point College
Congress
Explorer claims lions grow fat and timid
An explorer says lions are becoming fat and sissified, while observers note no drop in women's club travel lecture attendance.
Concerning This And That By Minnie Atkins-Edwards
A column reflects on family manners and wills. It argues elderly men with younger-affectionate impulses risk humiliation, urges husbands to provide for wives via wills, and warns against overprotective parenting that isolates children from peers. Personal experience shapes social behavior and growth.
Britain’s pacifist policy blamed for Europe’s peril warns
The piece argues Britain kept out of war at all costs for years, crippling the League of Nations and emboldening Mussolini and Hitler. It claims Britain’s avoidance of risk allowed dictators to press demands, leaving Europe exposed to conflict once more. It cites naval cuts, appeasement, and the rise of aggression as consequences of this stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Europe
League of Nations
Japan
Manchuria
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Britain
Hitler
Rhineland
England
League
Fortune Magasine
Inside Story of Steel Labor Pact and Industry Shift
Washington reports reveal three main factors behind the steel industry switching to wage hour and collective bargaining with the CIO led by John L. Lewis. Government pressure pro labor politics and Morgan Wall Street influence are cited as key drivers shaping what observers call an industrial New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
J. P. Morgan
America
Lewis
Phillip Murray
Roosevelt
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
Edward F. McGrady
Labor Department
Navy
Steel Industry
Congress
Window decorators turn Midtown storefronts into art shows
A New York City observer describes after midnight windows along Madison Avenue and 34th Street transforming into stunning scenes nightly. Decorators command up to fifty thousand dollars a year with private staffs and scouts seeking fresh ideas. The piece also notes a Louisiana pianist at Town Hall and Henry Mencken visiting a Harlem nightclub, observed with typical sharp wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Avenues
34Th Street
Vicarious ladies return to work with Sen in boarding school
The passage notes audiences of Keptees returning to activity after downturns, with mentions of travelers to Florida and Egypt. It describes renewed circulation, catering again, and engagements with interior decorators, signaling an upswing in activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Egypt
Syndicated Writer Finds Kind Letters from Arkansas and Oklahoma
A syndicated writer notes many warm, genuine letters arrive from Arkansas and Oklahoma, reflecting geographic temperament. He observes that the most whole-souled correspondence comes from these states, with numerous epistles arriving daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Knights Templars elect officers at High Point meeting
At a High Point Commandery No. 24 Knights Templars gathering last night officers for the next term were chosen: Charles Hoertel eminent commander J W Jamison generalissimo L Davis Jr captain general W E Herndon recorder and C E Hayworth treasurer. The report also notes a student playlet at High School and a Confederate veterans session in the Enterprise building with listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templars
High Point
Charles Hoertel
J. W. Jamison
L. Davis, Jr
W. E. Herndon
C. E. Hayworth
Traffic Dept Reports High Daily Car Count in Fifth District
J W Millis chief engineer submits a traffic department report showing twenty two thousand automobiles travel the fifth district highways daily. The figures emphasize congestion levels and road usage patterns across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District
Traffic Department
J. W. Millis
Hamlet Echoes in a Quiet Rural Vignette
A small hamlet essay contemplates the First Grave Digger and Horatio in Hamlet, pairing it with a poignant scene of an old rocking horse in an attic after a child’s tragedy, evoking timeless grief and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio
War Veteran Loses Baby Bonds to Swindle
An elderly eastern war veteran was cheated out of his baby bonds in a scam. He contemplates a plea to recover the funds with the phrase Bring back my bonus to me, as investigators pursue leads and the case unfolds.
Thrift and risk tied to racketeers warns expert
A wary commentator notes that thrift may backfire for investigators and that extensive rat runs within a territory create complex, risky pathways. The piece emphasizes caution for those who probe illicit networks and the challenges of tracing boundaries and influence.
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