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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1926
Page
4
A historical remark attributed to Johnson argues that a person cannot know another's rights without rational study or historical inquiry. The quote reflects a view on moral knowledge and legal reasoning in context.
An excerpt from T Campbell titled The River of Life contemplates aging and the accelerating passage of time. It contrasts youth’s bright bloom with aging sorrow, musing on why life’s stages seem to speed as friends depart and grief deepens. The poem reflects on time’s measured pace and the value of youth’s sweetness.
Frances Stevens Hall stands charged jointly with her brothers in the murder case of her husband. A key witness places her at the scene before the shooting but she denies any admission of complicity. The widow testifies to her continued faith in her husband and challenges the state's theory of conspiracy.
Public Welfare groups back a farm colony to aid delinquent women alongside Samarcand. An editorial by Mrs. Kate Burr Johnson cites 666 women jailed in 1924 from 21 counties, illustrating the need for corrective treatment beyond jail.
The State Board of Charities and Public Welfare calls for a farm colony to rehabilitate delinquent women. A bill to establish a 400‑woman facility is expected in the 1927 General Assembly. Proponents argue improved medical care, training, and separation from male supervision, with emphasis on industry and self‑support.
Bernard M. Cone of Greensboro addresses the North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association in Pinehurst on state and local taxation. He warns that rising city and county taxes threaten mills and other businesses, urging balanced budgets and expenditures to avoid crippling industry.
A fragmented column critiques Willie Stevens in court videos and Henry Ford proposing a 5000 boy youth program as social remedy. It mocks sensational coverage while warning that youth unemployment drives crime and civilization threatens wildlife with extinction per Dr. Hornaday.
A quirky survey lists famous seats from finance to government, noting playful pairings like Board of Trade and Senate and a humorous nod to pants as a metaphor for stature and influence.
Sir Harry Lauders is visiting American cities on a farewell tour, marking each annual stop as a growing pleasant custom for fans and organizers alike.
A crime prevention leader declares there is no cure for crime. The remark underscores ongoing concerns about public safety and persistent community challenges.
C H Anderson, head of the Watertown state hospital for the insane, warns that heredity and environment must be improved to prevent a collapse of society. He critiques neglect of hereditary factors, urges control of instincts through suppression or sublimation, and notes the burden of institutions for the disabled and criminal.
Cleveland Ohio November 29 The Rev Homer L Cox a local minister calls saxophone and slide trombone music wicked and hellish claiming syncopation causes moral color blindness and brain cell atrophy leading to nervous jerky dances and immoral variations.
In Durham the home of Sam O Bryant is a total wreck after an early morning explosion. Agnes Lyon and her three year old baby were hospitalized. Otto Holloway is held for investigation. Police believe dynamite under the bed caused the blast, throwing the mother from the bed and propelling the baby into the yard. The mother is seriously injured. the child had minor injuries.
The ICC set a tentative valuation of 2 937 000 dollars as of June 1918 for the Carolina and Northwestern Railway company. The line's capitalization is 3 475 250 dollars and its book investment totals 3 897 495 dollars.
Masons invited to a Monday night 7 30 session of the Numa FP Reid Lodge No 344 A F and A M for Master Mason degree work. All Master Masons urged to attend. By order H R Williams W M W E Herndon Sec the notice states a lodge meeting and degree work with invited members.
In this piece Elsie Robinson contrasts Rose Ellen optimistic faith with her partner’s cold biology. An old ape at a jungle tree, facing death to protect kin, embodies a counterpoint that biology cannot fully explain moral sacrifice.
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