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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1941
Page
4
A devotional line emphasizes honoring parents to gain calm amid a world where children survive. It reflects on family resilience and faith from a biblical and philosophical angle.
The piece warns that Hitler eyes Iraq and the Holy Land, recalling Lawrence of Arabia’s warning after Versailles. It notes old Arab names returning to headlines like Mosul Baghdad and Basra and argues power politics echo Nazi methods in Europe. It cautions Arabs and Jews to beware the dangers of dangerous leadership.
The article reflects on Job 38 39 and divine wisdom, contrast between mortal limitations and divine law, and urges looking upward to God through the heavens and nature. It cites starry allusions, warns against materialistic progress without spiritual life, and calls for suffering for God’s glory toward lasting peace, citing Isaiah and Paul.
A dispatch from Indianapolis reports the American Legion executive committee urging use of the United States Navy to ensure material aid to Great Britain and recommending Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins's resignation to foster national unity. They press for immediate danger disclosures and laws against strikes and stoppages, while noting the president's cautious stance and the need to awaken the nation without declaring full war.
An editorial from the Raleigh Times weighs presidential leadership across Lincoln Wilson and Roosevelt. It discusses loyalty, cabinet dynamics, and Johnson’s clash with the Roosevelts over military and reserve issues, as Hitler’s rise tests national unity and support for Britain.
A satirical broadside on Lindbergh and the President triggers a critique of free speech and democracy. The piece recalls Wheeler and Nye defending Lindbergh while condemning critics, cites Rex Stout on quitting, and mocks various antiwar groups and prominent figures amid prewar tensions.
A pithy reflection notes some drivers who overestimate their chances and fail to attempt a second guess, leaving their confidence stranded after a near miss.
An essay argues that admiration of physical size, jumboism, transcends sects yet risks insensitivity. It contrasts mass with beauty, citing flowers, diamonds, Rembrandt, Mozart, Burns, Schubert, and biblical Elijah to show value in small, refined details over mere magnitude.
Brown University sports figure Quent Reynolds, famed for his toughness, later served as reporter and foreign correspondent in Europe. His wartime London sightings and war diary publish a vivid memoir We Dive At Dawn by Kenneth Edwards recounts submarine peril and daily grit beneath the sea with practical, dramatic detail.
A daily life meditation discusses variety in life and work, praising small acts of kindness and dignity in labor. It recalls Fritzie the dog, spring scenes, and a Churchill reference to Arthur Hush Clough’s poem Say Not the Struggle Naught Availeth, with notes on democracy and perseverance.
A man’s triumph leads to a wife receiving a fur coat made from the wolf at the door, illustrating a rustic tale where hardship turns into a tangible, if symbolic, reward.
A fragmentary prose line hints at a moonlit dodge motif and a mermaid suit that might be mere lore or promise, suggesting a poetic, elusive theme without clear event or人物 names.
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