A Thought on Shepherd Imagery and Youth
A reflective line from Isaiah speaks of feeding the flock and guiding the young. Lacor daire adds a note that youth is life’s beautiful moment.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1931
Page
4
Thanksgiving Reflections On Faith And Wealth In 1931
The piece notes Americans once celebrated harvests with simple needs and praises God for blessings. It contrasts early settlers' scarcity with 1931 abundance, suggesting lasting satisfaction lies beyond material wealth and honoring those who kept faith and vision amid prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New England
States Face Hidden Borders in National Trade Debate
In a Commerce magazine piece Forrest Crissey questions state trade barriers and argues that constitutional limits reduce border disputes. The writer notes examples like Wisconsin dairy to Tennessee and Illinois meat to Arkansas, highlighting how regional protectionism would shift a nation toward inward trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Crissey
Commerce
Chicago
Tennessee
Town
Alabama
Illinois
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Maine
Massachusetts
Maryland
Kansas
Dakotas
Free trade urged over state embargoes in union context
The text argues against state level embargoes and retaliatory tariffs, urging trade expansion as the nation’s foundation of prosperity. It cautions that widespread embargoes would erode national unity, likening drastic restrictions to a hypothetical united Europe. It cites examples of cross state bans on goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Dixie
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Texas
Crissey
Europe
United States of Europe
High Interest Charge Against the State
The state faces six percent borrowing costs for 3.8 million dollars to keep public schools open. Raleigh cites underpayment of ad valorem taxes by about half of the counties as the cause, with general funds strained by low mood and tax system deficiencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Raleigh
Taxing Responsibility Amid Revenue Debate in 1932 View
Discussion notes the U S House originates tax bills and faces a deficit as the Mellon plan spurs excise ideas to replace steep income tax hikes. Democrats bear shaping the revenue measure, with income tax rate changes likely influencing the 1932 presidential contest.
Federal tax exemption debated amid calls for lower rate
The excerpt argues for cutting the exemption to reduce federal spending not by raising taxes on everyone but by tapping excess income of the very rich. It warns that even a smaller exemption would still leave a large gap in the federal expense account and hints at possible federal sales taxation discussions.
Rising from obscurity in politics and hunting fears
Bruce Catton notes that Europe has produced many leaders from humble backgrounds and contrasts this with American mythology of the self made man. He cites MacDonald Lloyd George Laval Briand Herriot Bruening Masaryk Mussolini and Ruseia as examples of rising from poverty. The piece also warns of deadly hunting accidents due to crowding and plagues of proximity in the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
White House
America
Paris
Europe
England
Rameay MacDonald
Lloyd George
France
Premier Laval
Briand
Herriot
Heinrich Bruening
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Thomas Masaryk
Benito Mussolini
Ruseia
Atlantic
Mayor Walker Receives 15-Gun Salute in San Francisco
Mayor Jimmy Walker arrived in San Francisco to a 15 gun salute after a visit through Chicago. The ceremonial honor marked his arrival during a politically active tour and reflected city ceremonial protocol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Walker
San Francisco
Chicago
Hunters and Planes Promise Faster Homecomings
A playful note contrasts hunting with progress as researchers develop a plane capable of 1,000 miles per hour. The joke implies quicker returns home, leaving little excuse for missing supper.
Durant Claims Home Destroyed by Science
Will Durant states the home has been destroyed by science and warns science will contest that claim amid a broader debate on prohibition and cultural change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Durant
Astrologer Predicts Tunney Son Favoring Wine and Song
An astrologer forecasts Tunney's son will enjoy wine women and song, noting the country is dry and would affect such tastes. The remark blends celebrity rumor with Prohibition era sensibilities about indulgence and public morals.
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Tunney
England Imposes 60 Percent Luxury Tax on Silk Stockings
England lays a 60 percent luxury tax on so called abnormal American imports like silk stockings. The stance size reflects trade friction and anti luxury import stance amid postwar economic conditions.
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England
Shark haul in Hawaii yields two bathing suits
Inside a caught shark in Hawaii rescuers found two bathing suits. The incident drew light humor as officials reminded bathers to stay near their own suits when swimming.
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Hawaii
Dawes Senate Walkout and Warren Vote Casts Shadows
Washington talk centers on Vice President Dawes missing the Senate chamber vote on Charles B. Warren for attorney general. The episode, mocked in prose and poetry as a symbol of congressional grandstanding, hints at more theatrics as a tight party margin looms in the coming session.
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Washington
Congressional
Dawes
Senate Chamber
Charles B. Warren
Congress
Senate
Maria
House
The Whips Built to Rally Lawmakers for Fast Votes
Four men, designated whips in each chamber, shoulder much of the responsibility to fix party lines on roll calls. They must be quick thinkers, diplomats, sprinters, and able to marshal votes, arrange pairs, locate missing members, and foresee when legislation will be voted on.
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Congress
Senate Whips and House Whips Face Tight Mission Ahead
In the senate Sheppard of Texas and Fess of Ohio lead the Democratic and Republican whips, aided by secretaries as generalissimos. Past whips McDuffie Alabama and Vestal Indiana may not return. The seventy second congress house whips face a tough task with narrow margins and constant vigilance ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sheppard
Texas
Fess
Ohio
McDuffie
Alabama
Vestal
Indiana
House
Thanksgiving Day Parade Balloons in New York
The Thanksgiving day parade of Tony Sarg balloons will proceed as usual with a 52 foot helium inflated bag to soar above Manhattan. Sarg tested the flight by riding a blimp to study air currents and reported no issues or deflation concerns.
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William Games
New York
Tony Sarg
Broadway
Manhattan
Sarg
Motion Picture News Abounds With Eastward Filming Notes
Ruth Etting fears a chase in dreams while Harry Richman suggests repeating I dont want any part of Manchuria before bed. Douglas Fairbanks aims to shoot in Manchuria with slow motion gear. William K. Howard shuttles between Hollywood and New York after each project. Kenneth MacKenna Hugh Trevor John Davidson and Louis Wolheim are tied to Columbia University acting ties. Milton Sills formerly taught at Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Etting
Harry Richman
Manchuria
Douglas Fairbanks
Far East
Hollywood
New York
Kenneth MacKenna
Hugh Trevor
John Davidson
Louis Wolheim
Columbia University
Milton Sills
Columbia
Beams and Shakespeare in Provincetown
A writer recalls Eugene ONeill not claiming origin of lines on a beam in his Provincetown apartment. The column notes acquaintances who scribble Shakespeare on public buildings and explores claims of authorship and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O'Neill
Provincetown
Miriam Salanave
He Cali
O'Neill
Who's New In Congress Red Lion Representative Haines
Harry L. Haines, new York-Adams district congressman, is a Democrat by party preference and nature. As Red Lion burgess he cleaned crushed stone from town streets to avoid public embarrassment, joking that strangers would not know he was burgess. Friends say he is magnetically persuasive and his win marked his first expansion beyond Red Lion.
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Red Lion
York-Adams
Harry L. Haines
Burgess Haines
Burgess
Haines
Congress
Health Superstitions Give Your Stomach Some Consideration
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the digestive tract from mouth to large intestine. He warns about esophagus irritation from hot liquids and overeating and urges balance, moderation, and sensible beverage temperatures for smoother digestion. He notes the small intestine length and transit time, and the role of the pancreas in digestion.
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Morris Fishbein
William Gerry Morgan
Morgan
How the U S Observes This Day Across the Nation
In Hickory J Sylvanus Starnes traveled from Caldwell county selling a truckload of turkeys and won the attendance prize at an auction. In Tampa two bits buys a turkey dinner with dressing and tip, offered at a downtown restaurant. In New York aid is extended to the poor and homeless with holiday meals for about one hundred thousand people who are eligible and welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
J. Sylvanus Starnes
Caldwell County
Tampa
Fla
Henri
New York
Thanksgiving turkeys stolen in Duluth farmer’s loss
Harles Polock, a Duluth area farmer, reports 50 of his finest turkeys disappeared before market in a Thanksgiving theft. He recalls preparing for sale and not feeling thankful due to the heist.
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Duluth
Minn
Harles Pollock
Nova Scotia Gypsum Used in Virginia Peanut Farms
Gypsum from Nova Scotia is employed in large quarantines as a fertiliser and moisture retainer on peanut farms in Virginia, signaling a regional agricultural effort.
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Nova Scotia
Virginia
China’s Vast Arid Regions Reach Two Million Square Miles
The region counts roughly two million square miles of arid terrain across China. Experts note desert and semi desert areas influence climate, agriculture, and development plans nationwide.
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China
Lines from Light on the Path spark O Neillian beam
The passage cites Mabel Cook Collins 1884 book Light on the Path as a source. Miriam Salanave notes James O Neill read and copied lines while working, suggesting the work influenced him during tougher days. The text frames the beam as potentially valuable O Neilliana due to his affinity for that passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Cook Collins
London
Theosophical Society
Miriam Salanave
O'Neill
Photographers Clash as Old-Time Mugs Go Missing at Stag Fair
Three small groups were photographed then shot by a photographer. Tammany Young attended while One-Eyed Connelly was in Indiana attempting to crash the Notre Dame line. A collection of mugs goblets and kegs vanished. the event was largely stag with a few notable women present including Hazel Drukker Helen Ten Broeck and Coral Clyce. Weather sextant touted as inventors gear could not hide the sun.
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Tammany Young
Connelly
Indiana
Notre Dame
Tammany
Toto
Hazel Drukker
Helen Ten Broeck
Coral Clyce
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