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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1926
Page
4
A compact quote highlights that true power rests on quality rather than appearances or quantity, echoing Emerson’s idea that power follows reality over surface impressions.
The poem evokes twilight at ancient towers where snow caps and lakes reflect a vast world. The horned bugle calls send echoes across cliffs, hills, and rivers, linking souls in a timeless, fading yet enduring chorus.
Commentators debate whether fraud findings in federal courts dictate punishment or focus on the current trial. If convicted, Fall and Doheny face penitentiary terms, as decrees have annulled their leases, while questions of conspiracy and theft dominate the broader case.
Lawrence Oxley of Raleigh chosen as vice commander of the North Carolina department. Oxley, a St. Augustine school social sciences professor, served as a negro morale officer with US general staff during the war. The move aims to unite negro posts and preserve the tradition of patriotic service.
Despite alarmist claims of negro disloyalty during the war, the record stands unblemished with nothing of significance to mar it. The passage notes the community's stance and the absence of noteworthy incidents affecting the period.
The article urges buying Christmas seals as a small, painless way to fund tuberculosis work. It argues the campaign saves lives, extends life expectancy, and reduces suffering, noting TB is widespread and affects many local citizens. It frames donations as a personal insurance and emphasizes public duty.
City jail management sparks ongoing controversy as officials face charges and reform debates. Social service reports label the jail worst in the country while critics demand humane conditions for detainees and reform over punishment.
A Philadelphia debt of over five million dollars from the sesqui centennial celebration stands as a striking example of municipal waste. Critics blame internal quarrels over Sunday closings and broader cultural shifts, arguing the world fair style event failed to deliver lasting value. The city seeks to salvage something from the cost while onlookers deem the sesqui a broader failure beyond finances.
The piece notes new cigarette advertisements aimed at women appearing in London and American magazines. It questions public reaction and possible legislative backlash in states that ban cigarette sales or advertising. The discussion traces gendered ad tactics and evolving advertising norms.
The article reviews ecclesiastical court annulment of Consuelo Vanderbilt's marriage to the Duke of Marlborough, contrasting views of Bishop Manning and Bishop Dunn. It argues title and social ambition lured the union, notes coercion questions, and uses literary titles to illustrate how a book’s appeal depends on its title.
Enterprise Bureau reports in North Carolina much cotton will remain in fields as low prices deter pickers and tenants. Despite an indicated yield of 1,260,000 bales, farmers delay harvest hoping for higher prices, risking widespread unharvested cotton across the belt. Chief observer Frank Parker notes economic waste.
A minor ankle sprain sidelines a star player provoking attention in the locker room as teammates and fans speculate on recovery. The team prepares a cautious lineup while officials monitor player health and next games.
Coroner Warr ing begins inquest at 10 o clock in the Wake county courthouse basement. Evelyn Britt 19 of Durham expected to provide most information. The case centers on whether Forsythe was killed with a sharp edged instrument rather than a fall from Lepark s car. Robert Lepark charged with murder remains jailed without bond.
The text argues that Suriname’s descendants of escaped slaves accept death as natural and communicate with ancestors without mediators. VanderCook notes their scaffolded funerals, ongoing dialogue, and practical wisdom. They are described as disciplined, integrated with their environment, and superior in calm resilience.
County superintendents of public welfare in the central North Carolina district will meet in Raleigh on December 8 with a program on cooperation and round table exchanges. Invited are county superintendents of public welfare boards of education county commissioners juvenile judges and other social welfare officials. The morning session covers cooperation methods and ideas with a luncheon at the Sir Walter hotel. The central district includes Northampton Nash Vance Harnett Moore Chatham Durham Person Warren Halifax Johnson Wayne Hoke Lee Orange Wake and Franklin counties.
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