Thoughtful verse on judgment and wisdom
A reflective excerpt cites Matthew 7 2 about judgment and measurement. It quotes Hazlitt on wisdom and feeling right, emphasizing restraint and thoughtful discernment.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1937
Page
4
A reflective excerpt cites Matthew 7 2 about judgment and measurement. It quotes Hazlitt on wisdom and feeling right, emphasizing restraint and thoughtful discernment.
Local citizens demand stronger enforcement of stop sign rules after crashes on through streets. Police plan overtime parking crackdown on North Main, urging courts to back fines to deter disobeying drivers and reduce traffic crashes at intersections.
Death Valley Scotty negotiates with airline officials to charter a Los Angeles to Chicago flight. He offers George Cussen 200 dollars per hour to cut his 1905 train time of 44 hours 54 minutes, while the airline stands firm on price for service.
The High Point High student body of 1472 is credited with driving four years of progress through broad participation. Emphasizing club work and committee projects, the aim is to cultivate good citizenship by showing benefits of teamwork rather than issuing commands, with campus pride and community support urged.
A reader comments that the airlines deserve praise for operating as a legitimate business rather than a gambling venture, praising their professionalism and public value.
President Roosevelt calls for tightening of income tax laws to stop evasion by a wealthy minority. Washington announces plans to prosecute many evaders in civil or criminal courts. Officials say the law should cover all with due taxes and amendments may be added if needed. The du Pont-Raskob trial in New York is cited as context.
Santa Monica police consider painting skulls and cross bones on street pavements at fatal accident sites to deter reckless driving. Officials say grim reminders could reinforce traffic safety messages and might be adopted by other cities.
Reported strike off Bilbao demonstrates a decisive action by Loyalist forces. The destruction of the rebel cruiser underscores effective execution of a high-risk bombing mission in the Basque theater.
In 1935 Canada exported shingles valued at $7,692,000 to dealers and not more than a million to schools.
A puzzling note describes Nazis at a cafe being ordered to wrap and carry leftovers in their pockets later. The fragment mentions lemon merin gue as part of the unclear text.
Bruce Catton and Paul V. McNutt critique the American High Commissioner to the Philippines U S McNutt as ambitious and seeking U S presidential timb er in 1940 He pushes that he must be toasted first at Manila functions before Quezon amid U S withdrawal questions.
The piece argues that judicial deference to Congress should guide court decisions citing Justice Cardozo on the Social Security Act. It says calls to expand the Supreme Court arose from beliefs the court often judged wisdom instead of constitutionality. Following Cardozo would dampen reform pressure.
Professor Friedrich Schoeneman of the University of Berlin urges caution in Germany’s state controlled press. He argues blanket criticism of American civilization misreads the country and risks damaging postwar relations. He notes Germany underestimates America and suffered in the World War and its aftermath.
A quotation from George VI after his coronation expresses that future service to the throne is the best form of gratitude. The remark frames duty and commitment as paramount among possible honors in his early reign.
J Edgar Hoover argues parole today threatens the nation as convicts are released with little supervision and few sound reasons for release, calling it a major menace to public safety.
Quote from Dr. B L Stradley of Ohio State notes boxing and horse racing face disrepute while university games have not faced fixed outcome accusations. The remark highlights skepticism toward fixing in collegiate sports.
Quote reflects Darrow's view that lawyers should pursue genuine humane goals to aid the poor and unfortunate rather than primarily benefit themselves. The remark underscores ethical emphasis in legal practice attributed to the renowned attorney.
Rev. C. F. Potter founder of the Humanist Society calls for legal mercy deaths describing chloroform as a quicker end to life for those suffering unseen by many. He advocates eliminating torturous years of living and forcing a public debate on end of life relief.
A Newark style quotation credits Judge Florence Allen of the United States Circuit Court stating that no child is truly educated unless he knows the Declaration of Independence the Constitution preamble and the Multilateral Pact.
A remark to the bereaved anchors a motto Nevertheless Forward as a tribute. The note quotes Dr. B. Garth of Youngstown Ohio praising nurses for inspiring love learning and beauty while noting the risk of spiritual delay and physical relapse.
A tribute to fallen soldiers and a long reminiscence on a past era in Main Street includes memories of Ring Drug Co. and an episode with a soda jerk, fish, and comic city life observations. The piece blends memorial sentiment with local gossip and humorous anecdotes about figures like W. A. Ring and Claude Shelton.
A late May New York Day By Day column recounts a rushed deadline, a rehearsal of an aesthetic dance with gauzy performers, thoughts on Nazimova and Ibsen, and reflections on creative blocks and bee imagery.
A large delegation is expected to travel to Mt. Airy for the 17th annual State Baraca Philathea union convention beginning June 2. Mrs. C. E. Sheloff of the First Baptist church will lead discussions Friday and Saturday. Abel G. Whitener, related to R. V. Whitener and Edgar Whitener, is elected to Phi Beta Kappa at the University of North Carolina. Also noted is a Rockingham fishing club and Greensboro college students Misses Jessie and Edna Kearns visiting their parents on North Main Street.
Miss Dorothy Reitzel attends the commencement exercises at Lenoir Rhyne college in Hickory. Mr and Mrs R H Wheeler and Mr and Mrs T J Gold appear at the Carolina over the weekend.
A reflective note praises press-agen t y for its honorable calling while defending journalism as a noble profession and asserting the author’s belief in its legitimacy and value.
The reader notes unfamiliar terms in The Quest of Maya such as Cler uchy Stravaging and Anakin. The user suggests Ana kin might be a baby name not a twin triplet or quint, implying a single infant. Copyright 1937 McNaught Syndicate.
A Columbus Ohio hospital comments that pervasive nervous tension keeps many physicians from starving or getting jitters like the speaker. The item reflects concerns about physician stress and work conditions in the medical profession.
King Albert decorates Lindbergh with the Knight of the Order of Leopold at Brussels Belgium. More than 10 000 people braved wind and cold to view the formal Friendship Airport opening today.
Mrs N J Crowder left for an extended visit to Blackstone and Wilson Virginia. Mrs J J Hamlin and children travel to Liberty Randolph county to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs J F Pickett. The Red Cross Auxiliary met at Mrs Elwood Coxs home and formed four groups to make Red Cross supplies.
Crowder announced that all men claiming exemption from army service must provide a full explanation. The riot involved imported Southern Negroes replacing white laborers and several Negroes sought refuge in jail.
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