Quote on obedience over sacrifice from ancient sources
The fragment cites a biblical line about obedience preferred to sacrifice and contrasts it with a Latin adage from Cicero. It presents a reflection on virtue, duty, and restraint across religious and philosophical traditions.
Optimist Harp Lesson Amid Sick Man's Daily Strife
A sick man pursues daily tasks as a teacher guides him through a harp lesson while another facet shows him learning to shovel coal. The contrasts reveal resilience and adaptation in trying circumstances.
A Curious Patchwork Of Sayings And Nonsense Headlines
A garbled collage of odd lines includes mistaken numbers and misprints about a train race a bearded man a hair tonic and a plesiosaurus age 196 000 600. It also mentions a 200 000 dollar theft a tax bust and hints at broader news items like veterans bonuses and bans on one piece swimsuits.
Underpass Versus New Station in High Point
City debates priorities for a grade crossing underpass in the downtown area over a new passenger station on High Point’s main line. Citizens favor both projects while urging action on the underpass to cut delays, dangers, and costs from ongoing train crossings.
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Boxing Exhibit and Western Mystery in 1920s New York
Readable passages describe a boxing figure linked to a royal circle in Alexandria and a New York plan to open a Sunday nursery at Heavenly Rest. The piece shifts to a crime tale with Billy Winger pursuing Dan Slike, Hazel, and a district attorney in a Western-set pursuit, ending with a cliffhanger Continued in Our Next Issue.
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Playmakers Visit Highlights Carolina Theatrical Talent
High Point Woman's club hosts a taste of Carolina Playmakers achievements. The Chapel Hill group brings native talent to the stage, promoting wholesome drama and celebrating state history. The performances aim to preserve picturesque traditions and leave a lasting impression on local audiences.
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American Legion Launches 30 Day Employment Drive
The American Legion starts a nationwide 30 day job hunt driven by ex servicemen. With 11000 posts volunteers offer time money cars and buggies to help unemployed veterans. Hanford MacNider will direct from Indianapolis as the drive runs until April 20 with the president's unemployment conference asked to cooperate.
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Edison on invention, gas, horses, and bootlegging foibles
A quirky, era spanning meditation notes that gas and electric light co exist, horses still outperform autos in some uses, and Edison jokes about bootlegging via fruit peels. The piece hints at ongoing innovation and playful warnings about illicit schemes.
Luxurious Paris London air service advertised for New Yorkers
A beauty shop display in Thirty-sixty street gains attention from a doll figure in a glass case. Diamler-Hire, Ltd. announces a new nine passenger De Havilland plane service with a 125 minute London to Paris flight time and guaranteed door to door timing with mid channel tea and in flight steward service.
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New York Papers Identify Egypt’s Visiting Prince as Blink McCloskey
Social secretary and companion of Price Mohammed Ali Ibrahim of Egypt touring New York is revealed to be Blink McCloskey, a former welterweight fighter. Blink now wears high hats and answers questions for the reticent prince.
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Rafe Tueckleton Murder Scene and Hazel Walton Suspect
The narrative describes a brutal killing of Rafe Tueckleton with a butcher knife marked T. W. found on the scene. Hazel Walton is jailed on murder charges amid accusations by the district attorney and testimony about prior violence by her.
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Slike
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Two Die From Bullet Wounds at Silk Plant
Miss Elsie Smith aged 19 and Alphonse Beyer 22 were found wounded in the Mapel Silk company drying room in Paterson New Jersey. Both died in hospital. Beyer, a married father of two, is alleged to have shot her and then himself.
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Elsie Smith
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Carolinas Kiwanis to Hold Annual Conference in Columbia
The Kiwanis clubs of the Carolinas will convene their annual conference in Columbia on April 27 and 28. Preparations are under way to entertain about 60 guests, with the Columbia Kiwanis Club announcing the event.
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