Proverbs Passage Reflects On Tomorrow's Uncertainty
A concise reflection on the biblical verse Proverbs chapter twenty seven verse one warning against bragging about tomorrow. It notes the unpredictability of future events and urges humility.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1927
Page
4
A concise reflection on the biblical verse Proverbs chapter twenty seven verse one warning against bragging about tomorrow. It notes the unpredictability of future events and urges humility.
The article notes President Coolidge backing Hoover in flood relief for the Mississippi Valley. It praises Hoover for directing aid in Belgium and his radio remarks framing the flood as a national issue. High Point overran its Red Cross quota of five million dollars, and further contributions are urged as the Enterprise will continue to collect donations.
The piece reviews Andre Tardieu's book, arguing he denies a true Franco American entente and claims mutual friendship is a weak tradition. It recalls 1836 tensions after Britain’s intervention and Andrew Jackson's stance on French indemnities, calling the entente a myth while urging peaceful coexistence without favors.
An editorial notes that no single company controls North Carolina water power, despite a major law view on monopoly. It cites ongoing plant development, including a new Southern Power Company project on the Catawba near Claremont, and emphasizes evolving estimates of total hydro potential.
The piece argues campaigns should stay clean in the final hours and avoid gutter tactics. It condemns class rhetoric and stresses that High Point lacks true social classes, with most residents sharing a common working status and a path from employee to employer for many.
The speaker argues that universities should value inner educational quality over outer size, citing Peter Abelard as model for building programs. He warns that grand architecture without vibrant teaching, research, and public service is like a tomb. Great buildings follow strong learning, not the reverse.
A citizen urges voters to judge mayoral and four council candidates by character and business sense. The letter supports budgeting city finances, appointing capable nonpartisan leaders, and avoiding tax increases. it warns against prejudice and stresses evaluating records and personal fitness.
A narrator declares initial belief in being unique then discovers shared humanity. He contrasts his early confidence with the humbling realization that others share beauty, longing, fear, and dreams. The piece emphasizes common souls beneath outward differences and a shared hunger.
The company reveals an addition to its network that will make the plant among the best in its chain and bring total horsepower across hydro electric and steam to about a million. The facility is planned to be in operation thirteen months from now, supporting rapid regional industrial growth.
Townspeople are urged to rally behind any elected leader on Tuesday to advance the shared goals of High Point. Citizens must stand united to guide the town through the challenging tasks facing the city and its key local interests. Leaders require broad public support to move forward.
A jury may decide which spouse dies in the New York murder case of Mrs. Snyder and Gray, yet the public sees both as equally unlovely. The trial reports reveal a couple trapped by a failed romance, each viewing the other as a monster of fiendish actions.
Mayor Thompson to residents and visitors highlights Chicago’s diverse assets and energy. He praises the city for a blend of culture industry and neighborhoods, calling it a vibrant hub with wide appeal and potential.
The Earl of Birkenhead quips that a plumber cannot become a fireman because cigars smoke and pipes prove crude. He spoke while smoking a cigar, highlighting his view on smoking and pipes.
The Enterprise notes how press comments on 1924 tax figures in the University Newsletter can mislead. Wyoming leads with corporations paying 48.35 percent of net income in taxes, far above other states.
A Greensboro Daily News editor argues that recent tax data misleads readers about corporate burdens. The piece says figures from the Manufacturers Record and University News Letter lack context and overstate state tax attractiveness for NC while a true trend shows higher 1924 taxation nationwide.
The National Guards and Highland cotton mills nines tied 3 to 3 yesterday afternoon in an industrial league game. The match was halted at the end of the fourth inning due to rain. Ferguson pitched for the Guards allowing one safety. Highland’s pitchers yielded three hits. Pendry and Southern of the Guards each tripled. The replay contest will be scheduled soon.
Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon this afternoon at 8 o clock for the closing exercises of Pleasant Garden high school.
Practically all equipment found in Australian garages originated domestically, reflecting strong local manufacturing and supply chains across the country.
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