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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1933
Page
4
A compact reflection contrasts the value of wise rebukes with fools’ songs. It argues wisdom loses meaning if kept secret and not shared with others, invoking Ecclesiastes and Seneca to weigh speech against restraint.
The piece argues for full exposure of private banking practices led by J P Morgan and Company as vital to the new deal. It notes the Morgan favorites among public figures and suggests the treasury secretary’s ties merit scrutiny while endorsing Roosevelt’s actions.
The article notes Germany’s prewar success in controlling house flies and suggests American cities adopted similar anti fly campaigns after returning from German cities. It contrasts German militarization with pest control achievements and laments American diligence in such public health efforts.
A speech by Miss Perkins on trade expansion sparks southern debate over barefoot habits and footwear costs. The article contrasts southern reactions and cites census data on shoe spending, while a second item urges patience as Congress advances the National Industrial Recovery Act and outlines potential industry wide controls and penalties.
A statewide summary notes North Carolina did not pass broad new labor laws but added enforcement power for existing statutes. It highlights deficiencies in the labor department’s machinery and its use by both employers and workers to comply with current regulations.
L. B. Carson of the Travelers' Protective Association spoke in Houston about returning traveling salesmen signaling brighter times. He noted rising railroad car loadings, railroads adding fast freights, more workers returning, and a shift from pessimism to optimism as commerce revives.
Chicago mayor Kelly fired a cannon during a celebration of business revival, triggering a loud boom and drawing attention from residents and officials. The incident showcased the festive mood while raising questions about safety and city ceremony traditions.
A playful remark notes that if J P Morgan had to retire from banking he could still excel as an income tax consultant. The comment underscores Morgan's business acuity and versatility in financial matters.
The article humorously notes a bicycle craze spreading through Hollywood as movie actresses may join farmers in fat calf raising, suggesting a novelty trend linking celebrities to rural farming tasks.
Dr. David Diets reports nine water types known to scientists while Wall Street stock brokers know many more water varieties, illustrating a divide between scientific and financial perspectives on water classification.
France honors Adolphe Sax for inventing the saxophone in 1846. A reflective remark notes that the evil men do outlives them, underscoring a cautionary legacy.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Odelia Stanley who died after a sudden heart attack while visiting Durham. The service at Providence Wesleyan Methodist drew about 1200 mourners with pastors O L Ruth E W Jones Clara I Cox and M C Connor taking part. The choir performed In the Sweet Bye and Bye and a male quartet sang Gods Way Is the Best Way.
At front of Municipal Building High Point North Carolina on Monday June 5 1933 at 11 00 A M sale of Lot No 6 Block 8 Snow Park map recorded Guilford County Book 2 Page 98 subject to unpaid street assessments and taxes 5 percent cash deposit due on day of sale Ww Co IDOL Trustee Roberson Haworth and Reese attorneys 5 8 15 22 29
Public sale to satisfy the deed of trust on Lot 20 in Block B under the Taylor Sub-Division in High Point. Property fronts Flint Street on the north side, expected size about 50 by 175 feet, with unpaid street assessments. Sale conducted by trustee W C Idol, with 5 percent cash deposit required.
Under and by virtue of a deed of trust dated April 15 1931 from R E Snow and wife Virginia Snow to W C Idol trustee filed in Guilford County NC Book 665 Page 41 the holder will sell at the Municipal Building in Lina on Monday June 5 1933 at 110 o clock A M the late Nos 107 108 100 110 of the Riverside Park Development of the Atlantic Insurance and Reait Company map on file in the Register of Deeds Office. Cash only.
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