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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1938
Page
4
A compact reflection contrasts Proverbs 15 13 on sorrow of spirit breaking a merry heart with Coleridge’s notion that happiness rests on virtue and truth as its foundation. The wry, contemplative tone echoes moral philosophy.
The Senate passes the government reorganization measure amid confidence it will become law. Observers note broad voter support, while critics warn of centralized power and potential loss of personal liberty as the executive gains influence in the second term. International remarks discuss Italy France and England and the risk of war.
Gerald W. Johnson of Thomasville writes in a Baltimore Un article for the April issue of sorial staff. He portrays American democracy as amazingly flexible despite cries that the era is collapsing. His feature ponders Cassandra like warnings and the enduring vitality of the American system.
A historical portrait recalls a reader’s belief in doom and the later political alliance between Woodrow Wilson and Edward House. It notes House influence, the Wilson break as a mystery, and House's quiet, effective power in public life.
The article outlines Edward Mandell House as a unique political influence shaping U S foreign policy. It notes his Texas roots and long interest in state politics, plus his emergence on the national stage during the Wilson administration as a close adviser and friend to the President. House died yesterday in New
Bruce Catton lauds Joe Kennedy as a plain speaking ambassadorial figure at St James. Kennedy’s early speech stresses independent judgment and middle-ground neutrality to keep the United States out of war while remaining capable of strong action if needed.
Local notes report the final winter supper and exhibition of handwork by boys and girls classes with prizes awarded. A hospital board election set for April 10 by the city council has been called off. Senior dramatic club to present three plays tomorrow night. The Pointers beat Guilford College 7 to 3, with Dan and W Boone starring for High Point.
A Swedish Illinois farm boy named Charles Walgreen moves to Chicago in search of work. After early struggles and a pivotal quitting moment, he becomes a top drug clerk, earns raises, and eventually buys his first store, growing to 513 stores.
A satirical 1938 McNaught Syndicate note urges readers to imitate a drug clerk’s cool temper and follow the Walgreen approach when facing workplace disputes. The brief quip reflects era workplace humor about customer service and pharmacist retail practices.
Mrs Katherine Maher jokes about spending 1150 dollars on the Empire State Building in response to a question. Representative Hamilton Fish criticizes the removal of TVA Chairman A E Morgan, calling it an odd controversy.
Mr and Mrs T V Rochelle visit Birmingham Ala Mrs E L Allman and Mrs F L Rankin spend the day in Greensboro Mr and Mrs Claude E Harris of Charlotte visit Mr and Mrs Paul J Myatt A movement to that Negroes and Italians has been inaugurated in Australia Harold Vanderbilt flying boat valued at 60000 destroyed at hangar Port Washington N Y Senator Borah calls for dry planks in his party platform
Twenty years ago a government inspector was arrested by local police on a drunk and disorderly charge after arriving in High Point seeking men for government work. The Guilford county Democratic convention will meet in Greensboro on April 6.
Charles B Driscoll recalls editor William Har Lowe Briggs and fellow editors in lively sketches. He notes Briggs stance on time and dispute, shares a 1928 photograph, and describes Don Moore Cosmopolitan editor and family. The piece includes reflections on schooling and a talk to 2500 high school journalists at Columbia University.
Omaha figures appear at a Manhattan gathering with Mrs. George Brandeis and Claire Helene Woodard among guests. The piece notes Nebraskan ties, a shift to Phoenix for Clarence Budington Kelland, and plans for future get togethers as travel and writing take hold.
The report states Kentucky plans to appoint ten new colonels this year independent of broader European events. Officials emphasize the appointments will support state governance and ceremonial duties across agencies.
A poetic fragment laments seasonal decay and mental strain. Vivid images of blossoms, trees, and the body’s signs reflect unrest and a fleeting cultural mood. The verse hints at collective sorrow and elusive clarity in trying times.
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