Psalm Verse Reflections on Law and Meditation
A brief contemplation on Psalm 1 2 The text notes the blessed person delights in and meditates on the law of the Lord day and night highlighting spiritual discipline and devotion.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1930
Page
4
A brief contemplation on Psalm 1 2 The text notes the blessed person delights in and meditates on the law of the Lord day and night highlighting spiritual discipline and devotion.
The Methodist Episcopal bishops in Philadelphia issue a bold critique of the current economy noting widespread joblessness and urging reduced working hours to align labor with machine output. They warn that uneven distribution of profits during good times worsens lean periods and press for new social justice principles.
Discussion of North Carolina reapportionment and the idea of electing the eleventh U S representative at large. Critics warn it would demand a statewide, costly campaign from Murphy to Manteo and strain resources, while details of districting and political viability remain unsettled.
Around last midnight police picked up seven men on the bum. The party consisted of four white men and three negroes and they were conv...
Seven men faced Judge Lewis Teague on trespass charges after a fire on the Southern's right of way at the city edge. They claimed mixed motives and poverty, while a judge observed their need and released them with advice, noting the event's stark social irony.
A news dispatch reports Major Ramon Franco, famed aviator and Berenguer critic, escaped from a crumbling convent prison by forcing a window bar. The incident disrupts the opposition cause and raises questions about Spain’s handling of dissenters amid the Berenguer regime.
Catton argues the mass publishing flood rewards lazy readers who want comfort and little effort. He notes readers seek relaxation while books demand intellect and still provide the author’s shaping of meaning. The piece treats laziness as a virtue for writers and publishers and praises quiet contemplation.
Governor Gardner is expected to push two major bills in the 1931 General Assembly. The measures would tighten bank laws with stronger state supervision and grant authority to compel counties and cities to follow fiscal safeguards for public funds.
Champion Fibre Co. seeks about seven million dollars for Tennessee land in Sevier County tied to the Great Smokies park project. Tax books list the tract at 323000, about half its alleged value, with spruce timber said to be worth 8.50 a cord before cut and 20 at the pulp mill.
A suggestion that Clara Bow inspire a five cent cigar with her name appears to be a publicity puff rather than a serious brand plan, fading quickly as an overstatement.
Two youths robed the Jones theater box office in Philadelphia and stole $165 in receipts after threatening the attendant with a pistol. They then took the Jones car from the theater, driving away after announcing they had also taken the owner's automobile.
The article reviews High Point North Carolina charter sections on property valuation and tax collection. It notes that authority over valuation rests with county boards under state law and calls for repeal of a $25 exemption in favor of the state standard $300. It also argues the tax sale process should align with state practice by delaying delinquent property sales to after May 1.
The U S Bureau of Dairy Industry reports about 40 million dollars in annual losses from producing milk and cream of poor quality on dairy farms nationwide.
Funeral services were held at Pilgrim Lutheran church for John Flay Sink Sr a prominent Davidson county resident who died after a brief illness in Winston-Salem. He was 75 and had run Hedrick flour mill and farmed. Survived by three sons two daughters a sister and numerous grandchildren.
The state board of medical examiners will meet in Raleigh on December 1 to examine credentials of applicants from other states seeking to practice in North Carolina. No exams for medical students will be held. Dr. Foy Roberson of Durham presides. Dr. John W. MacConnell of Davidson is secretary.
Elisha G Otis demonstrated a safety elevator in 1853 at the Crystal Palace World Fair in New York revealing a direct evolution of mechanical lifts from that historic display.
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