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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1928
Page
4
Public Utilities Publicity Under Scrutiny
The piece questions the ethics of utilities publicity and argues that while aggressive education of the public can cross into propaganda, there is no solid evidence of a grand scheme to corrupt newspapers or readers. It urges caution during the investigation to avoid overreaching conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Publicity Department
Washington
Tom
Harry
Boulder Dam
Using Mr. Mencken as a Witness
The Winston-Salem Journal editorial page cites H. L. Mencken's Baltimore Sun piece arguing Al Smith's election would weaken Prohibition. Mencken claims southern Ku Kluxers back Smith for jobs and fear being denied influence by Pope and Jesuits. The Journal quotes this portrayal to illustrate political prejudice's consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem Journal
H. L. Mencken
Baltimore Sun
Mencken
al Smith
Smith
Youths with a fresh viewpoint on machines and life
Bruce Catton argues the next generation, raised among radios and autos, will view mechanization differently. They may value machines as tools, not ends, and judge current industry and growth with a new, utilitarian perspective.
Building and Loan Prompts Salisbury Awakening and Savings
The Salisbury Post urges embracing building and loan in Salisbury to boost thrift and local growth. It argues that non borrowers benefit from deposits, encourages professionals to invest, and envisions greater community prosperity if 100 to 200 prominent residents participate, aligning Salisbury with neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Post
High Point Enterprise
Greensboro
High Point
Salisbury
Menckenesque take on Smith and Prohibition
A critique notes the Journal quotes Mencken to flag supposed Tamany Hall propaganda about Smith. It questions the Journal’s objectivity and recalls past acceptance of Mencken as a reliable witness. The piece asserts Smith supports the eighteenth amendment and law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mencken
Baltimorean
Smith
The Alienation of Homer Wheeler
A High Point Country club threatens suit for alienation of affections against Sedgefield in a dramatic claim. The article notes a former greens committee chairman Homer Wheeler once closely tied to the club received a watch from Sedgefield as a sign of appreciation. The piece urges immediate filing of the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Country Club
Sedgefield
Greens
Homer Wheeler
Sedgefield Club
Feng Yu-hsiang could become China's strong man
Dispatches from China describe Feng Yu-hsiang the Christian general as a potential strong man who may rise to power. He is portrayed as orderly and efficient with well drilled troops, factories, anti profiteer actions, and plans to develop soil, iron, coal, and timber resources to unite and prosper China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Feng Yu-hsiang
Feng
Power Companies Face Public Skepticism Amid Political Debate
A clipsheet from Ohio Power Company argues the public still trusts power firms while acknowledging rising suspicion. The piece attributes concern to politicians seeking radical image and to Samuel Insull’s Illinois political ventures, which intensified unease about the power trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Power Company
Power Trust
Samuel Insull
Illinois
King George Proclaims Twelve New Knights of the Bath
In a royal ceremony King George elevates twelve individuals to the Order of the Bath. Britain prepares for pomp as the new knights join the ancient chivalric corps amid pageantry and state interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Knights of the Bath
Great Britain
New Style Notes Recommend Low Necks for Men
Fashion guidance suggests low necks for men with brows to match as part of a coordinated look. The style emphasis highlights balanced necklines and grooming to complement facial features.
Illinois man sues for divorce over tainted food claim
An Illinois husband files for divorce alleging his wife put carpet tacks and needles in his meals. The remark about patching differences sits beside a broader reflection on modern youth and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Chicago Woman Fires At Husband Then Grants Chance
A Chicago woman fired at her husband but missed and chose to forgive. The article notes Charlie Paddock's comeback performance as a contrasting highlight from the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charlie Paddock
White House entertains guests amid informal week at Washington
Washington May 19 The President and Mrs Coolidge hosted guests including former Mexican ambassador and Mrs James R Sheffield and Mr and Mrs Harry Williams of Brockton Mass with no formal entertainments. Social events included two waterman projects and Cuban receptions at Continental Memorial Hall. The Oaks hosts opera Pek Piper by Girl Reserves as part of Young Women’s Christian Association efforts. The British embassy project on Massachusetts Avenue, costing over a million dollars, will feature galleries and windows and be dedicated with the laying of the cornerstone by Sir Esme Howard and embassy staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Mexico
James R. Sheffield
Harry Williams
Brockton
Mass
Cuba
Senora de Ferrara
Senor Don Cayetana de Quesada
Continental Memorial Hall
the Oaks
Grover Cleveland
Ruth Cleveland
Young Women’s Christian Association
James P. Davis
Jane
June
Jean
Jewel
Jimmie
Mme. Matsudaira
Japan
Senora Alfaro
Panama
Countess Szechenyi
Mrs. Coolidge
George V. of
England
Massachusetts Avenue
Esme Howard
Northern Chinese Leader Refuses Advice on Manchuria
May 19 dispatch reports Chang Tso Lin, northern dictator, spurning a Japanese warning to retreat to Manchuria to avoid broader civil strife. He plans to push south while Japan strengthens a seacoast garrison and contemplates a protectorate over Manchuria amid rising tensions in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
China
Chang
Japan
Great Wall
Far East
Blindness onset ages in early life and late adulthood
The source notes that most blind individuals lose sight during the first year of life, with the next largest group affected between ages sixty and seventy. This highlights two peak periods of onset across the lifespan.
Official Weather Report and Ship Collision Report
Official weather bureau records for temperatures and rainfall in cotton regions for the 24 hours ending 8:00 a m. in Charlotte. In New York a Holland American liner Veen dam collided with the Porto Rico in Gravesend Bay amid dense fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
New York
Veendam
Rotterdam
Gravesend Bay
Porto Rico
New York & Porto Rico Steamship Company
Key West
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Meridian
Miami
Mobile
New Orleans
Raleigh
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