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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1930
Page
16
Josephus Daniels, editor and former secretary, urged lawyers to lead legal reform to end archaic procedures. He warned reformers risk being buried by lawmakers and criticized prosecutors judges for hindering justice in a Dallas Bar Association event.
A speaker criticizes lawyers as conservative and blockading reforms. He argues England advanced through laymen while American reform will follow, urging stronger judges, limited lawyer influence, juror examination, faster trials, broader evidence rules, and higher verdict thresholds.
A Chinese and Japanese soy bean based preparation called monosodium glutamate is being developed as a flavoring for foods. It can be used in soups and other dishes and as a meat flavoring.
A countryman struggles with a London telephone as the operator urges louder calls. He quips that shouting louder would render the device useless, pointedly criticizing the old machine.
The article discusses Jesus as king from a Christian perspective, contrasting earthly power with Jesus’s service oriented authority. It reflects on the triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the cross as the throne, and the kingdom built on love, sacrifice, and humble leadership. The key figures include Jesus, the disciples, and readers urged to embrace servanthood.
The Greensboro Rotary club welcomed guests from 25 nations at its weekly luncheon. A Dutch textile study group of 15 was present, alongside Barur H. Serunian of Persia Armenia M. F. Block of Russia Rene H. Hardie of France John Luppe of Estonia Misa Louise Krause of Alsace Lorraine and FF Gorter of Holland.
Rev Zeno Wall pastor of the First Baptist church Shelby has been elected president of Boiling Springs Junior College. Prof J D Huggins named dean. Wall will remain pastor and oversee the college. The school was formerly a non denominational high school run by Kings Mountain and Sandy Run Baptist associations.
Grant Jones of Lexington reports relief from stomach distress back pains and neuritis after using Konjola. He credits his wife and the medicine for calm nerves and better sleep. The ad promotes a six to eight week course and lists Main No. 1 Drug Store in High Point North Carolina as a seller.
A court filing outlines two death benefits: $25,000 payable at death from natural causes and $850,000 payable at death from accidental injury, referenced in a legal notice seeking settlement or enforcement.
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