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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1927
Page
4
A compact editorial note presents biblical and Lavater quotes on humility and authenticity. It cautions against boasting about tomorrow and excess pretense, framing daily character with moral wisdom for readers.
Poet describes standing on Venice Bridge of Sighs amid palatial buildings and prison, lion crest, and a thousand years of history. Imagery of dying glory and subject lands framed by marble piles and waterways around the winged lion emblem.
The vacant office of councilman from the late Charles F. Blake has lingered for a month as the four current members seek a strong successor. The charter implies timely action to maintain a five member council, avoiding deadlock and faction entanglements while selecting a candidate from the second ward.
High Point shows strong local concern as the Methodist Protestant conference meets at Asheboro. Rev A G Dixon completes five years as president. a new president will be chosen. Dixon returns to pastoring and the conference may deepen support for the High Point College and orphanage.
The passage argues that Sinclair learned nothing from prior attempts to secure federal property by corruption and denies that he caused jury debauchery in the current case. It suggests federal courts found an attempted lease cancellation substantiated and notes ongoing public suspicion of crude wrongdoing.
A Memphis bank cashier and an allied mortgage company manager both died by their own hand this week. Each had recently taken their posts after the preceding incumbent likewise died by suicide. The second man’s personal relations with the business were described as in good order before he learned critical news.
The text notes a Memphis banker shot himself during a low mood spell labeled the blues. It discusses how such fits of gloom drive personal crises and mentions Chauncey Depew recalling his parents’ deaths from similar feelings. He says he resolved not to be defeated by the blues and aged in happiness.
Government economic experts urge better distribution planning to cut waste in U S commerce. Market research and regional surveys map buying power and distribution areas to lower costs and prices for consumers. Amelia Sablich and the Trinidad Colorado mine confrontation are described as a tribute to courage.
The account honors Amelia Lablich for facing mounted guards, leading others, and enduring a trampling incident. It contrasts her bravery with the cowards around her, noting she carried on, felt the thrill of courage, and passed a great test with colors flying, likening her to historical heroines.
The navy may push for more appropriations by selling phonograph records of Admiral Magruder's talks with Secretary Wilbur, revealing a possible effort to raise money through disclosed conversations.
A school board policy mandates teachers wear skirts with hems no more than 32 inches from the ground, a rule invoked to remind staff of modest dress standards amid shifting dress norms.
Some safety razors work well yet no model has perfected devices meant for cutting one’s own hair. The fragment notes ongoing issues with self hair cutting tools.
A Chicago educator highlights a list of 468 English words meaning love. She notes the count rivals the many grounds for divorce, illustrating language richness and social attitudes toward romance and separation. The remark underscores how diverse terms shape perception of relationships.
A Mexican political item notes the phrase Get out the vote appears to have shifted to drag out the candidate, reflecting a change in campaign rhetoric and messaging strategy.
The article argues that a state highway patrol should not bear dry law enforcement alone yet should cooperate to curb rural liquor traffic. It cites Judge Meekins' remarks on bootlegging and urges patrols to use policing power to deter violations, emphasizing traffic safety and observance along highways.
Justice Siddons orders a mistrial amid public disclosure of government affidavits about Kidwell juror remarks. Key affidavits by King and Akers claim Kidwell praised Sinclair and framed a lengthy block long car remark. Court prepares for a new trial while jurors face heightened security and ongoing questions about juror surveillance.
Developments in the Teapot Dome trial include affidavits by Edward Kidwell and reports of juror scrutiny by Burns agents tied to Harry F. Sinclair. Justice Siddons and the federal grand jury weigh whether a mistrial should be ordered amid defense and government talks and a private transcript.
Republicans hint at lowering the corporate levy to 11 percent while treasury proposals push for 17 percent Democrats demand a 10 percent flat rate The dispute includes claims of available surplus supporting a 400 million dollar cut voiced by Rep Garner and Sen Simmons after White House talks.
The High Point Public Library invites 4th and 5th graders to create posters advertising a book. Prizes of 5.00 from Mrs. C F Tomlinson and Mrs. J C Hill fund classroom libraries. Posters will be exhibited during Book Week November 13 19 to boost reading enthusiasm.
The War Department refused Alabama tax requests to levy taxes on hydro electric power produced at Wilson dam. The secretary of war and advisers stated the tax is not applicable under federal immunity from state taxation per Supreme Court rulings.
Great Britain now operates 21 broadcasting and relay stations as part of its growing Imperial communications network. The new facilities extend signal reach and improve coverage across coastal regions and inland towns.
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