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A compact reflection linking Galatians and Cicero on cause and effect. The saying asserts that actions determine outcomes, implying moral reciprocity across eras.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1927
Page
14
A compact reflection linking Galatians and Cicero on cause and effect. The saying asserts that actions determine outcomes, implying moral reciprocity across eras.
Old Scots lament by Robert Burns about aging love and companionship. The speaker recalls youthful beauty and now bald brow and snowy hair. They pledge to face life together and rest side by side in old age.
Washington police recovered 12 cases of fine whiskey and returned them to an owner under tight official secrecy. Officials say the liquor was moving under a legal permit while truckmen allegedly tried to steal it. The case has drawn public interest over possible high level involvement and calls for disclosure.
The piece argues Nathan Leopold remains dangerous and unrehabilitated despite imprisonment for murder. It questions conspiracy guilt in Joliet prison breaks, notes alleged poison plans, and calls for thorough investigation of his fitness for parole. It contrasts Leopold with his Franks murder involvement.
In response to possible misquotation of Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson the paper publishes his letter today to set the record straight. The note explains that the editors are not entirely clear on the earlier wording and seeks to correct the errata.
High Point North Carolina March 15 1927 a reader letter debates professor Wilsons critique of funding for higher education versus rural schools and links student personal crisis reports to faith and science. The writer insists his remarks were generalized not local and cites criminology professor Edwin J Cooley and Winston Churchills wartime memoirs to support a shift toward scientific study and robust religion.
Seventeen women in a Jackson Mississippi revue face indecent exposure charges as their costumes are admitted as evidence. The defendants show little concern beyond early court mornings while spectators debate decency and the fate of Broadway style shows. The piece prompts local and national discussion on obscenity in public entertainment.
The era is called highly materialistic yet the church expands via radio reaching vast audiences. Books reflect a mix of trash and serious literature with record sales tempting major authors. The piece notes Dreisler, Durant, Sinclair Lewis, and depictions of Christ in popular works amid rising materialism.
Two girls described as business girls presented John D. Rockefeller with shimmering dimes. The gesture is noted as a display of business acumen and propriety by the era.
Mme Lenine touts Russian women as truly emancipated while satirists joke about American domestic life. A divorce suit over one meal in two weeks and a quip about paper bags as meals appear alongside musings on motorized can openers and housekeeping drudgery.
A Chicago professor asserts men outperform women in the trending question answer game. The piece pivots to a practical query about what a father should do when a baby swallows a button, underscoring real life concerns behind the debate.
Davidson County awaits state action as bond plans for the Yadkin River bridge progress. The Legislature has authorized bonds and surveys are complete. County officials question why the State Highway Commission delays when both the Lexington to Thomasville link and the 75 project toward Lexington from Asheboro could advance. Authority rests with the commission to proceed.
Delgoda recounts a plan involving Leopold and three Mexicans to escape Joliet jail by flight via Canada after a poison plot to contaminate guards with arsenic in coffee. Roa remains at large while two Mexicans are held at Warsaw Indiana as police check details. Chief Shoemaker calls the tale largely plausible.
A speaker argues that true aid begins with faith in the person and recognizing pride. Advice and sympathy often fail to help, while money can hinder growth. the core lesson is to enable self-help rather than foster dependency.
A luncheon is planned at High Point College tomorrow at 12 15 PM for local men interested in boosting the athletic program of the Methodist Protestant institution. Invitations were mailed, a large attendance is expected, and the program includes several short addresses about college athletics. The meal will be served by the student body girls.
H. J. Bryson, a North Carolina geologist, will speak at the second industrial development conference of the Southern Division of the American Mining Congress to be held in Birmingham Alabama.
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