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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1943

Page

5

Goodness and Greatness in Modern Life

A reflective column argues goodness and greatness are defined by heart, deeds, and governance. It cites local appeal for charitable giving to the Community Chest and Salvation Army, warns against impersonal aid, and recalls historical notes on urban growth and moral leadership.

Mark Twain Red Cross Vernon Carter Salvation Army High Point Citadel Henry van Dyke

L-K Medicine Praised by North Carolina Contractor

Edgar Raper of Wilson County endorses Dr. Foster’s L-K as relief for constipation indigestion and nervous fatigue. He reports improved sleep energy and claims L-K cured his symptoms after years of laxatives. Thousands praise the medicine and call for the genuine DR FOSTER S L K at $1 25.

Edgar Raper Wilson, N. C North Carolina Dr. Foster DR. Fosters

Farewell words and famed figures in a compact glance

A reflective piece ties posterity to figures like Paul the apostle and Francis of Assisi, highlighting William Allen White of Emporia Kansas. It weaves in language history on goodbye terms from adieu to farewell, and nods to James Russell Lowell’s verse about parting.

Saul Paul Assisi Italy Francis of William Allen White Emporia Gazette Sir Henry Taylor Nazarene James Russell Lowell

Clothing items in wartime rope and machine limits

ANNE FRANCE WILSON reports shortages and substitutions for clothes lines rope pins washboards and wringers as wartime controls restrict materials. Metal springs end, non critical pulleys and all metal components limited to 30 percent of normal output, with weight caps and wood substitutions prevalent.

Anne France Wilson NEA Washington

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