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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1931
Page
4
Editorial argues for cheaper money to restore trade flow and industrial activity. It notes abundant goods and limited purchasing power, calls for bi metallic money or similar reform, and predicts renewed pressure for monetary loosening despite caution about speed. The piece links morale, debt, and currency policy to economic revival.
A report notes that numerals are altered in a coinage claim with 22 changed to 1 and states silver’s value remains around 60 to 1. The discussion focuses on valuation and the impact of digit changes.
A Greensboro News analysis argues against a state legislature special session amid fears raised by critics. It critiques the tone of opponents, notes the loss of fiscal restraint, and highlights a real estate viewpoint that property investments fared better than stocks in recent market declines. The piece also dismisses dire predictions as exaggerated and cites cautious real estate optimism.
Forty doctors meeting in London applauded a proposal to administer euthanasia on request for incurable diseases but the article doubts any would implement it in practice. It argues doctors aim to prolong life rather than end it and warns the public would not gain confidence if doctors became executioners.
H. M. Wade of Charlotte argues real estate has long been the foundation of individual prosperity and will continue as the safest investment for a man’s money. He spoke on the topic, emphasizing enduring value and wealth-building with property.
Bruce Catton cites Bertrand Russell arguing parents raise children well only in good conditions. He suggests abolishing the city to improve urban living, proposing distant housing and centralized work. Norman Thomas criticizes police and gangs in New York politics, noting gangsters influence votes.
The excerpt notes businessmen calling for lower overhead and cites a bizarre claim about ten thousand Ethiopians in Africa eating raw beef in celebration. The tone blends economic talk with a shocking, dubious anecdote.
A columnist asks what spenders will do after turning the other cheek and waiting for the turn. The piece ponders consumer restraint, reaction to sanctions, and potential shifts in spending patterns.
A lighthearted column notes that adopting the mindset of feeling affluent boosts mood and motivation. Readers are urged to translate a positive attitude into daily actions, aiming for tangible goals and personal well being.
The writer thanks a generous stranger who left preserves on his desk and muses on kindness. He roams through obsessions with first editions and neglected authors, recalling finds from Milton to Louisa May Alcott and E B Cummings, and laments life as a self styled book mani ac.
In Washington DC the Michigan eighth district flip from Republican to Democrat eases GOP pressure. Democrats feel secure, predicting a Democrat successor for Texas Governor Sterling should an election be held after the death of Texas Representative Wurzbach. The shift dampens immediate urgency in filling the Texas seat.
In Fitchburg Massachusetts senator elect Marcus Allen Coolidge rises from elevator boy to wealthy machinery maker. He turned to street railways and then to machinery, with pro prohibition views favoring modification but open to repeal. He enjoys fishing golf travel amateur film making and collecting early American prints and clocks.
Anemia follows infections and wasting, with causes including hemorrhage, malnutrition, pregnancy, hookworm, malaria, Bright's disease, TB, cancer. Liver and iron aid hemoglobin, vitamins help blood formation, and infection control is crucial for recovery.
Democratic and Republican factions debate the fate of the Wurzbach seat with talk of a fast election. Texas delegation urges Governor Sterling to act as sickness and deaths threaten to delay organizing the house, now less than a month away.
Curtis G. Dunham 55 year old Detroit investment broker leaped from an 11th floor Chicago hotel room after reportedly losing several million dollars. A nurse in the room tried to guard him as he sat by the window exclaiming about gangsters before he suddenly dived through the closed pane.
Robbins Knitting Mill defeated the Salvation Army 12 to 6 in a tightly guarded game. Cooper led scoring with three field goals and two free throws, while Gadis added four points for Robbins.
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