Du Pont Advocate Urges Chemical Approach to National Problems
The essayist argues that Government should not abandon known methods for uncertain fixes. He urges postponing nonessential projects until recovery accelerates, reviewing progress with evidence-based testing, and applying a prudent, chemist like mindset to policy. He warns against chasing mirages and emphasizes steady, tested progress.
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Lammot du Pont
du Pont
Chemical Laboratory
Bourbon
Robespierre
du Ponts
Maria
Spring Showers Signal Welcoming Of Warmer Weather
Spring arrives with gentle showers that ease out winter and promise warmer days ahead as nature awakens across the region with blossoms and renewed growth.
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Mother Nature
High Point Spring Fashion Opening
Local merchants showcase spring styles in a special section of the paper. The Enterprise highlights the season’s latest creations, aiming to aid shoppers and support local employment through the Spring Fashion supplement.
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High Point
The Rich Eighties Celebrate Long-Serving Minister
The piece highlights Rev. J. M. Hilliard turning 85 and notes aging figures who remained active beyond 76. It cites examples like Randall Davidson, Mary Baker Eddy, Voltaire, and George Bernard Shaw, arguing usefulness and happiness persist with age and that a life of service brings continued honor.
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Byron
Hilliard
Louisville Courier Journal
Randall Davidson
Canterbury
Bir Oliver Ledge
Thomas Masaryk
Czecho-Slovakia
George Bernard Shaw
Kawin Markham
Albert Bushnell Hart
Justine Brandeis
Noah Websater
John Wesley
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
Clara Barton
Cuba
Red Cross
Michelangelo
St. Peter's
Voltaire
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Monitor
William Ewart Gladstone
Sarah Bernhardt
Rostand
Verneuil
Regine Armand
Daniel
Mr Biggs Joins The RFC In Turbulent Move Of Era
The article notes Solicitor General Crawford Biggs exits toward the RFC as a niche shift in the Supreme Court era prompts praise and regret from the White House. Nine Old Gentlemen in black robes loom over the process as rules of the constitution guide the action and a vote of stock blocks follows.
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Supreme Court
J. Crawford Biggs
Mr. Biggs
White House
RFC
government reassigns official to rail role
The government will keep a substantial stake in the railroad while Mr. Biggs receives his current salary with little burden from prior duties. Some see the move as a strategic elevation to avoid friction within the New Deal, with no personal loss to him and potential benefits for all sides.
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Mr. Biggs
Working Together With God Getting On With Our Job
A sermon urging a shift from profit driven world views to a life aligned with God. The speaker argues war stems from wrong thinking, calls for “a new deal” through divine cooperation, and emphasizes moral struggle between truth and falsehood as daily effort toward a transformed society.
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Washington
God
Gospel According to You Poem Reflection on Living Faith
A reflective piece urges individuals to publish a daily gospel through deeds and speech. It compares personal conduct to scripture, noting readers judge the faith by lives shown. The poem champions selflessness and love as visible witness to God.
The Shamrock of Ireland in Saint Patrick’s Isle
A poetic reminiscence describes a tiny shamrock growing on the isle. Saint Patrick himself is invoked as the maker, with the plant’s dew and thriving bog then praised as a symbol of Ireland’s charm.
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Patrick
Ireland
Not the preacher but me Lord in need of prayer
A personal meditation on faith sparked by a Negro choir's rendition of Not the preacher not the deacon but it's me O Lord standing in the need of prayer. The narrator reflects that religion is a deeply personal matter and that humanity carries a God like longing. A radio broadcast of a child reciting a familiar prayer closes the fragment.
Fieldglass Notes on Prayer Faith and World War Reflections
The piece weaves personal anecdotes on prayer from childhood to war, citing a drummer’s mother’s prayer, a hospital death, and Margaret Howland’s verses. It reflects on faith, endurance, and the Hands of God amid conflict with St Patrick’s Day imagery and a quip about an Irish steamer.
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Trai
Point Royal
Margaret W. Howland
Four Letters Drive High Stakes in International Plot
A sensational novel set on an English golf course unfolds a conspiracy involving the Syndicat International des Armements. A plane crash killer pilot and a muttered four letters spark a newsman turned detective, spiraling across Europe with artful allies and political intrigue.
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Syndicat International Des Armements
Paris Artista
Syndicat
Intigue
Europe
Matt Mortis
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