A Thought on Wickedness and Wayward Minds
A brief verse reflection contrasts Psalm 141 4 with Longfellow about avoiding evil company and flippant indulgence in wickedness. It urges restraint and moral discernment in companionship and appetites.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
4
A brief verse reflection contrasts Psalm 141 4 with Longfellow about avoiding evil company and flippant indulgence in wickedness. It urges restraint and moral discernment in companionship and appetites.
The article surveys how reapportionment could reshape federal power as 435 seats are weighed against shifting U.S. population. It traces early state by state gains from 1790 through 1820, noting Virginia, New York, North Carolina, and others adjusting in size across baselines of 33 000 to 40 000 people per seat.
The article notes President Hoover will likely nominate someone else to the Supreme Court after Judge J. J. Parker’s defeat. Observers say the South loses a court seat chance while a North Carolinian could still be considered, potentially elevating Chief Justice W. P. Stacy if the President acts on regional balance.
Bruce Catton notes modern red tape life and cites a fatal delay in hospital care caused by rules. The piece covers the High Pointer tax list publication case in High Point and Greensboro, detailing court actions, statutory publication needs, and county contract scrutiny.
The article reviews state gains and losses through historic reapportionment. It notes New York with 43 seats, Pennsylvania 36, Illinois 27, Ohio 22, Texas 18, Massachusetts 16, while Virginia and North Carolina remain at 10 each. It recalls 1920 as the last time Congress ignored the decennial duty and explains the constitutional basis requiring Congress to set the measuring unit for state rights to memberships.
Ferguson implied the evidence reflected publisher focus on the county treasury and that taxpayers had not shifted him sufficiently toward practical measures.
The German novel All Quiet on the Western Front has sold 2,515,000 copies globally, led by Germany with 999,000 and France with 440,000, while the United States accounts for 335,000. The figures from Little, Brown and Co. reflect wartime weariness and a desire for peace, with sales spanning 12 nations.
An Illinois man reportedly carved himself a set of teeth from a hickory plank and joked about his bark being worse than his bite. He notes he will always have room to sleep as long as there is a place to stay.
The article notes that every time people kiss a doctor says it shortens their lives by two minutes. It criticizes on screen closeups and questions why some actors do not drop dead from such display.
Yale economist Professor Irving Fisher says a dollar buys more now than at any time in 14 years, yet shoppers appear unmoved by the fact as prices linger high in stores.
North Carolina reacts to Judge John J. Parker’s U S Supreme Court rejection. The piece argues the two vote margin solidifies Democratic strength and pressures the party toward a white supremacist, patronage-driven stance, jeopardizing Republican control in the state and foreshadowing Senate contests between Simmons and Bailey.
A lyric by Katherine Bregg printed in Harper's Bazaar warns to keep love from waking new spring desires. The poem counsels shunning violets and lilacs and to hide away lest memories of former passion return and cause weeping.
CHAPEL HILL May 8 The University Y M C A deputation team leaves for Wilmington for a weekend visit to several schools and Hi Y clubs. The party includes quartet members Jack Connelly Taylorsville Fred Laxton Charlotte Wofford Humphries Asheville and Jack Miller Durham and speakers Pat Patterson High Point F M James Wilmington J E Dungan Chapel Hill Ed Hamer McColl S C and Will Yarborough Louisburg.
A description highlights Lacy Tweeds as leading favorites in sports attire with bold color blends like soft blues orange and pink. The ensemble features a long cape paired with a matching jacket and skirt, deemed the smartest choice.
The High Point City Council orders concrete base paving with asphalt top on Howell Street from Main to Richardson and Wrenn Street from Richardson to end. Improvements include curbs gutters and necessary laterals for utilities with ten annual payment installments.
An advertisement touts Moone’s Emerald Oil as a fast remedy for tender swollen feet corns and calluses. It claims improvement in 15 minutes with 2 or 3 applications and ongoing use reduces swelling with nightly applications for corns and calluses.
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