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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1932
Page
4
A column argues the 1930s shift may break sectional loyalties and remake party lines. It predicts many normally loyal voters could join the opposite party, signaling a potential reordering of national politics after the election.
November eleventh should be the greatest hopeful day on our national calendar. It honors all who went into the crusade and chiefly recalls those who did not return. It serves as a memorial of duty and vow.
A solemn wartime appeal urges renewed devotion to God and national unity. It recalls Flanders Field voices urging citizens to end war, purify spirits, and foster brotherhood while condemning trivial campaigns and urging respectful dialogue among neighbors.
Armistice day events led by the American Legion and the VFW in High Point promise a busy schedule Friday November 11 with reveille an early breakfast a street parade an address an air show a football game and dancing. organizers expect a record breaking local celebration.
Rambler notes discuss impending voting and political excitement waning to a calmer level. Observes that after the current tumult, old problems remain and energy must be conserved for future tasks in the busy world.
An observer cites a pocket watch that remained consistently three minutes slow. A watchmaker discovers a minor erosion and a loose cannon-pin causing the error, illustrating how tiny parts influence broader outcomes and personal conduct.
A literary notice surveys Emile Gauvreau The Scandal and Gilas Bents Buchanan of The Press, detailing Roddy Ratcliffe's rise and fall as a tabloid icon versus Luke Buchanan’s newsroom world. It also notes Dr Joseph Ellis Bakers The Novel and the Oxford Movement as a key scholarly study and its aims, chapters, and scope.
Article reviews Dr. Baker's survey of the Oxford movement through Anglo Catholic and Evangelical fiction. It covers Paget Gresley and others, Disraeli and Newman, and contrasts secular Toryism with religious positions, noting the shift from romantic to legalistic debate in Newman's later works.
The piece surveys scholarly works on Victorian era English fiction and social thought, highlights a California press history of French expeditions to Sonora, and notes fashion detail in Vera Caspary’s Thicker Than Water. It also reports Modern Library’s Arrowsmith contract and Rosenkranz on El Greco and Cervantes.
The Armistice day plan for next Friday features carefully arranged events aimed at showcasing celebration and civic participation. Residents are urged to witness open displays and support the dances and concessions integral to the day’s activities.
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