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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1929
Page
4
A concise quotation from Epictetus declares that not poverty or exile or imprisonment should instill fear, while fear itself is the only thing to dread. The message emphasizes inner resilience and courage in adversity.
The Gastonia inquiry into Ella May Wiggins murder begins with sixteen bench warrants and witnesses expected to testify one man fired the fatal shot. The public hopes the proceedings will show authorities willing to punish and may yield enough evidence for a petit jury. Many feel the case warrants thorough, even-handed treatment regardless of political suspicions.
An editorial weighs recognizing the Soviet regime amid mixed views. It argues Russia’s model is autocratic, notes restrictions on dissent, and cautions against spreading revolution abroad. It calls for careful official policy and warns of radical proselyting, urging measured diplomatic steps.
The article argues against allowing doctors to end patients lives, noting pain can be managed with narcotics and no country should empower doctors as executioners. It cites a French case ruled not guilty and warns idealism at the bedside could undermine punishment and patient care.
A French jury absolved a young man who killed his incurably ill mother. He claimed mercy justified the act, saying surgery could not cure her suffering. The prosecutor warned mercy cannot excuse murder, but the tearful jury found him not guilty amid broader debate on merciful killings.
The AFL president calls for a Washington conference with 105 unions to plan a southern organization campaign, claiming a million southern workers face organizers and that employers wage a vast but uncertain anti union effort. Critics doubt a coordinated campaign exists, noting sporadic resistance rather than full scale mobilization.
Bruce Catton discusses Joseph R. Grundy who labels agricultural western and southwestern states backward for Senate representation. He argues the view reflects a broader industrialist mindset valuing manufacturing power over farming communities and questions who should shape national laws and tariffs.
Congressman Britten calls for formal inquiry into metric system adoption. The action signals ongoing debate over measurement standards and potential policy implications for industry and commerce.
The Wall Street crash is described as a source of amusement for Democrats as lawmakers head home. the piece suggests returning congressmen will find themselves facing dismissal or rejection by voters.
The Rockefeller Foundation provides Yale University with a $500,000 grant to fund research on apes. The gift signals substantial support for primate studies and may unlock further subsidies.
An etiquette expert argues that being polite may benefit social and professional outcomes, even when it seems like a chance to take. The advice emphasizes courtesy as a prudent habit in interactions and negotiations.
A Chicago report notes artificial sickness being produced from pineapple with additional mentions of jewels hooch and trouble linked to the activity. The item highlights illicit goods and disarray surrounding the production.
A remote Swiss mountainside hosts an area where echoes recur more than 200 times. Some speculate a radio hidden nearby, though no concrete explanation is provided.
Kiwanians from the two Carolinas, about six hundred to one thousand including ladies and friends, gather in Greenville South Carolina for a three day Kiwanis convention starting Wednesday. The program features district trustee meetings, executive committee sessions, and multiple district conferences led by officers from Raleigh Gastonia Charlotte and other cities. Principal speakers include Fred C. W. Parker and J Randall Caton Jr. Officials will elect officers and choose the convention city Friday morning.
High Point residents monitor Greensboro scheduled meeting of the state Republican executive committee as O R York hones a bid for state chairman, potentially replacing Brownlow Jackson who may be reappointed marshal over Western North Carolina Court District. The contest pits York backers against several prominent rivals.
A call meeting of the Calvary Philathea Class at Calvary M. E. church is set for tonight at 7 30 o clock. All members are urged to attend.
Readers describe small sprinklers with long spouts as ideal for home flowers. The devices prevent water dripping when moving between plants and keep watering tidy.
Four Davidson College seniors A H Whittle W R Hill E S Heefner and Frantis W Johnston received bids to Omicron Delta Kappa during the fall chapel exercises. The ceremony featured Prof A Currie outlining the order’s history and purpose.
Berlin agencies report that real flaxen haired blue eyed German Gretchens aged 24 to 28 hold best marriage prospects. Blondes are popular now though not all aspire to be blondes. Husfrau type women attract male customers who seek reliable housewives.
Advice for patching a boy's worn knickers before wear shows. Use sturdy backing material and invisible stitches on the back to prolong appearance and durability.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses nervous system diseases divided into visible tissue changes and mental conditions. Injury to nerve tissue is hard to overcome and reeducation through massage heat electricity and corrective exercise is emphasized. Occupational therapy requires psychology knowledge to tailor treatment and restore independence.
Raleigh November 5 four new certificates of incorporation were filed. White Oil Social club Incorporated of Asheville aims to aid educational civic social and economical interests among colored men. Newton Investment Company of Newton plans real estate dealings with authorized capital stock 150000. Gaston Granite Company of Gastonia to mine quarry and trade in granite with 100000 authorized. Knit Products Corporation of Belmont to knit and manufacture hosiery with 350000 authorized.
New notaries of public commissioned include P. B. Burke of Roseboro T. M. Sparrow of Aberdeen KE F. Watson of Burnsville D. S. Willis of New Bern Co B Penrice Jr of Greensboro and O R Groce of Yadkinville in Raleigh on November 5.
A Buddhist heaven called Nirvana is described as an everlasting peaceful dream. The term evokes a state of release from the cycle of suffering and attainment of ultimate spiritual peace, reflecting its timeless appeal in Buddhist thought.
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