High Point Secures a Missed Union Meeting Opportunity
The Enterprise laments High Point residents passing up a united interdenominational meeting backed by leading business and professional figures. It urges renewed church effort and notes the ongoing Baptist revival as a sign of community benefits and spiritual urgency.
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Investigation into Aircraft Department Graft Probed
Newspaper comments highlight a Senate inquiry into the aircraft production department amid graft malfeasance and misuse of funds. Editors debate timing and potential impact while noting a $640 million appropriation and lack of airplane production. Public interest centers on Bolgium and Berglam’s roles and the inquiry’s reach.
To My Mother Silent War-Era Ode
A poem titled To My Mother to the tune Silver Threads from J M Ballantyre praises a mother’s care The speaker recalls her wrinkles gray hair and loving guidance while wartime separation and coming home are echoed in a vow to return stronger for battle and reunion with a cherished mother.
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Foley Cathartic Tablets Backed By Minadilla Reader
A reader from Minadilla Georgia, B Bo Hayward, says Foley Cathartic Tablets give quicker relief than anything tried. They relieve biliousness bad breath bloating gas indigestion and constipation with no griping or nausea. Mann Drug Co.
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The Planter Film Spectacle by Mutual Pictures
Mutual Film showcases The Planter a seven part adventure drama starring Tyrone Power and based on Herman Whitaker novel. Filmed in southern Mexico with over 250000 spent moving a company of 200 to jungle locations it features a stockade village fire a yellow fever outbreak and exotic jungle peril.
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Card of Thanks for Firemen’s Untiring Efforts
The family expresses sincere thanks for the faithful services of the firemen and those who assisted them. They note the excitement has passed and reflect on the inevitable outcome if not for the firemen’s untiring efforts, acknowledging all who helped.
War’s Lessons on Interdependence and Autocratic Habits
In a reflective piece the author argues the great war shows nations and men cannot be fully independent. He mocks imperial pretensions and prussian military autocracy likening its behavior to a lion defending a stolen cow. The text also contrasts fish as food producers with critics who have overindulged on the octopus.
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