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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
4
The article notes that Clarence Darrow's chief indictment of his philosophy and religion centers on his own pessimism, presenting a critical view of his outlook.
The passage hints Uncle Sam shifting focus to Brazil for coffee as federal tax publicity ties to unpaid taxes involving Mr. McAdoo. It frames the move as a publicity stunt aimed at gaining attention rather than addressing the underlying tax issue.
A tax bill approved by both Republicans and Democrats is viewed as a total political loss. Critics argue it fails to deliver lasting gains for taxpayers, despite immediate relief.
Wyatt's counsel seeks jurors from outside Wake county while Johnston was not asked to supply the venire. The note implies an outside pool is being considered and Johnston did not provide jurors for the panel.
A resident of Catawba County leaped in front of a moving vehicle to shield his dog and protect himself, a dramatic act highlighted as a life risking effort and a reversal of roles.
Virginia will spend 400000 on a highway project from Petersburg to the North Carolina line while motorists still pay per use. The piece notes ongoing tolls and local transport policy amid broader regional concerns.
The purpose of Colonel Mitchell is to win the favor of the people in his court martial. It must be admitted he has shown no particular desire to win the approval of members of the court.
All government departments halted briefly at 11 o'clock this morning to honor armistice day, though offices largely resumed routine activity immediately afterward.
Greensboro citizens pledge about 100000 dollars to build a memorial stadium honoring Guilford county young men and community service. The project aims to honor service rather than any specific individual.
The News and Observer argues that UNC and State College must resolve a football game date dispute. It calls on presidents trustees and faculties to compel agreement, suggesting a governor called joint meeting as a last resort to schedule the game.
The article argues war can be prevented only by cooperation of enlightened nations and an international court of justice. It endorses The American Legion plan for armament control, strong national defense readiness, and backing moves to outlaw war, urging the United States to promote international goodwill and vigilantly support peace policy.
A Greensboro motorist faced court and a $50 fine after an unauthorized windshield sticker blocked the driver’s view. The piece, linked to a private enterprise, illustrates why placards on others’ cars can prompt legal action and public safety concerns.
Florida development in tourism May eclipse European Riviera resorts as Gulf and coast sites attract European and American visitors. The boom could forge Florida’s lasting resort identity amid both solid growth and speculative ventures.
Dr. T. H. Lewis of the Methodist Protestant general conference spoke at the college during the past week. The Raleigh Times claimed he hit the keynote, but the conference showed otherwise. The Times commented on the church's stance in North Carolina regarding potential movements.
The General Conference president asserts no one has the right to dictate a teacher's content. The church, while not strong numerically, is aligned with Methodists Episcopal in government and will influence Piedmont public opinion. North Carolina liberalism presses rights in Piedmont more than coastal or mountain regions amid looming real estate booms before 1927 state assembly.
The piece argues praise does not sustain workers like pay and that employers who lavish praise often fail to reward better performance with higher wages. It emphasizes that praise is not a material benefit and cannot protect workers from hardship.
A veteran insight notes that new workers must earn praise through solid performance and rely on salary as motivation. It argues that generosity in praise can hinder growth, while dedicated effort builds experience, skill, and chances for advancement in a firm.
The passage argues that seeking praise leads to stagnation and disappointment, while working for personal satisfaction and concentration drives improvement. It suggests that intrinsic goals foster better performance and greater advancement than external praise.
The speaker argues that advancement depends on sustained effort and practical improvement rather than praise. When promotion hinges on performance, workers who fully apply themselves and improve with each task excel, while those chasing praise may stall. Character matters, but effort remains the key driver of promotion.
Richmond AP report shows Peggy Flournoy Tulane leading the southern conference with 99 points after scoring four touchdowns a field goal and two PATs against Louisiana Tech. Ed Jones Florida trails with 79, Morton Georgia adds four TDs, and Windy White VMI reaches 53 points. Extra point leader Huckler Alabama has 16 points.
The baptizing scheduled for tonight at the West End Baptist church is postponed to next Sunday. Rev. Miller announced this morning there will be no service at the church this evening.
The passage argues for hanging Gerald Chapman rather than returning him to federal prison, citing his demonstrated capacity to escape confinement as a key factor.
North Carolina experts estimate a $6,000,000 state contribution is needed to support a uniform eight month term. Educators back the plan though progress faces political and tax hurdles. Allen expects a $3,000,000 state share, with future legislative battles over revenue and a possible sales tax. Armistice Day observances shift state offices to a holiday.
Dr. Cadman urged American adherence to the world court as an urgent church duty to end war. William Green cited Locarno as proof nations can pursue peace and honor war dead through cooperation and confidence. The remarks linked peace efforts to service to those who sacrificed in the war.
Cairo dispatch reports Turkish reservists on the Baghdad railway in northern Syria have been ordered by Angora to remain in readiness for a call to service.
Mr and Mrs Frank E Lee announce the birth of a son Frank Jr on November 11.
R K Stewart and son the local builders expect to begin soon construction of a 32 foot high bureau on the North Main and Church streets lot. The tool house was erected yesterday and material ready for the dresser. The project serves as chamber of commerce HQ and furniture center advertisement with many local firms listed as contributors.
New Orleans November 11 The Saturday college football slate across the south shows attendance likely to set season records with Thanksgiving excepted. Highlight is the Georgia Georgia Tech clash in Atlanta resuming after eight years with a reported sellout at Grant Field as Alabama meets Florida.
Otto Karl Fritz Prahl rounds the world voyage as he sails into Manila on November 11. The AP report notes his dramatic thirty-foot yaw maneuver during the Pacific crossing, highlighting the challenging conditions and Prahl’s navigation skill and endurance aboard his vessel.
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