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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1927
Page
4
Let Me Enjoy the Earth From Hardy Poem Lines
A compact verse item explores the speaker’s wish to savor nature granted by an encompassing power. It references Thomas Hardy and the poet’s lines about enjoying earth’s loveliness beyond personal delight.
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Thomas Hardy
Southern Cotton Mills Face Major Merger Proposal
A northern firm aims to organize 100 to 150 carded yarn spinning plants in the south, signaling a sweeping consolidation trend. The plan would operate about 1.3 million spindles under one management, testing southern industrial leadership as capital rushes to the region while cheaper living and lower wages attract investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Southern football strength signals shift in national view
A Atlanta report notes the South produced several strong teams in 1927, suggesting broader coaching and prep by high schools built a base for lasting power. The piece also playfully mocks era politics, guessing at labeled identities while underscoring emerging regional influence on eastern schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
South
The Bibulous Alcalde
New Bern aldermen met to discuss the mayor reputedly intoxicated. They contemplated impeaching or removing him, though no concrete evidence or details of his drunken condition are provided. The piece notes a pledge he signed and hints at political changes in the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
Becaue
Doheny request to congress on Pearl Harbor lease dispute
The piece argues congress should reimburse Doheny for tanks built at Pearl Harbor and canceled lease payments, noting a $13 million judgment against him and urging action to restore patriotism and balance the budget. It links broader European tensions and League of Nations skepticism to the call for congressional relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Doheny
Congress
Andy Mellon
Mr. Doheny
Secretary Fall
Carolina newspaper credo praised by Asheville publisher
Charles A. Webb of Asheville urges absolute press freedom grounded in the New York Times standard all the news that's fit to print. He argues publicity serves inspiration, warning, and the fight against corruption, noting few libel suits and advertiser pressures as signs of tolerant press in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem Jornal
Charles A. Webb
Asheville
North Carolina
Webb
Citizen
Land of the Sky
Dream of a flawless world at a moonlit mansion
A dreamer recalls a peaceful scene of elegance and virtue. He imagines gracious hosts at a white mansion with green trim, a refined ball, and a virtuous crowd led by Elizabeth who aids a trapped rabbit. The vision contrasts with the real world as night falls and he drifts back to sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Arringtons
Prohibition Changes City Governance in New Bern
An article reflects on how prohibition has altered civic life in New Bern by noting fewer mayors and aldermen appearing intoxicated. It mentions past banquets with wine and suggests the liquor ban keeps officials sober, changing deliberations in public and private affairs.
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New Bern
North Carolina
River redraws border claim sparks playful warning
The Colorado River shifted its course and allegedly added a square mile of Mexican land to the United States. The quip notes the change may be well intentioned but cautions about adding to national troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
United States
Mexico
Remus Faces Murder Trial Amid Jail Contests
The state plans to prove that while entertaining prisoners at the Atlanta penitentiary prior to his release James Remus offered a final argument in a murder case. Elston claims Truesdale followed the gang land code, and the defense asserts the testimony is true and unshakable on cross-examination. Remus remained prostrate in his jail cell at 2 p.m. as doctors treated him with ice packs and water bags, awaiting resumed proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Remus
Elston
Truesdale
May Not Increase Line Across the New Bridge
Raleigh December 7 The corporation commission notified Seashore Transportation of New Bern and Carteret Transit of Beaufort that they may operate lines over the Beaufort Morehead City bridge but must not add service. The commission will hear applications on foreign rates for ground oyster shells and farm implements at its offices Friday. W I Cohoon Elizabeth City seeks lower oyster shell rates in carload.
Weather and transport notes from North Carolina regions
Official weather bureau records report 24 hour temperatures and rainfall for major cotton areas. The item notes Vandemere Pamlico County shipments to Sunbury Gates County and mentions a Wilmington bureau complaint alleging carriers apply higher rates than in NC exception sheets.
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Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Vandemere
Pamlico County
Sunbury
Gates County
Equalizing Adjustment Bureau of Wilmington
N. C
London Vicar Performs Street Card Trick For Church Funds
The vicar of St. John's church in London staged a hand organ performance in city streets to raise funds for church improvements. The event drew local residents and supporters, highlighting parish efforts to fund renovations.
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St. John’s Church
London
Funeral services for Miss Nannie Jones at Boyles Chapel
Miss Nannie Jones died at 708 Tate Street. Funeral services were held at Boyles chapel in Stokes County conducted by Elder J. W. Tuttle of Primitive Baptist Church Mechanicsville. Pallbearers were L. M. Connell J. C. Cockman W. S. Denny H. C. Hill and H. H. Tuttle. Flowerbearers were Tonie Jones Gertrude Jones Lillian Joyce and Pearl Rhodes. Burial in Boyles Chapel Cemetery after a brief service at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Jones
Tate Street
Boyles Chapel
Stokes County
J. W. Tuttle
Primitive Baptist Church
Mechanicsville
L. M. Connell
J. C. Cockman
W. S. Denny
H. C. Hill
H. H. Tuttle
Tonie Jones
Gertrude Jones
Lillian Joyce
Pearl Rhodes
T. E. Pierce
Welch Memorial M. P
Funeral Held for G. W. Stoner at Lexington Avenue
Funeral services for G. W. Stoner were held at the home 209 East Lexington Avenue with a large gathering. Burial followed at Primitive Baptist cemetery in Mechanicsville. Granddaughters Edith Clodfelter Blanche Stone Qoxell Clodfelter Evelyn Clodfelter carried the flowers. pallbearers included Luther Griffin Hal Sechrest W. L. Brown Clarence Sechrest Roy Sechrest and E. C. Sechrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Stoner
Lexington Avenue
C C. Barnhart
Primiive Baptist
Mechanicsville
Edith Clodfelter
Blanche Stone
Qoxell Clodfelter
Evelyn Clodfelter
Luther Griffin
Hal Sechrest
W. L. Brown
Clarence Sechrest
Roy Sechrest
E. C. Sechrest
Sweet flowery challis frock with blue bolero
A sweet afternoon frock in challis features a flowered print and a tiered skirt with a bolero edged in rich blue, presenting quaint charm for a refined daytime look.
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