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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1927
Page
4
On a November day in 1927 a young lad clambers to a pit entrance amid cheers from old and young. Family members react with mixed emotion as the crowd admires his ascent and the local gossips speculate on peril and success.
The Sudbury group urges overriding the President to remain in office four more years starting 1929 and even for life. They dismiss warnings, arguing a lifetime White House lease would be short for a strong executive, noting Taft’s longevity as an exception and stressing the nation’s demand for a vigorous president.
A trial in Indiana examines grape juice shipped from California and sold with instructions to turn it into wine. The salesman and supplier admit many facts in their indictment and contend the business is legal under prohibition. Wine buyers nationwide watch the case's outcome.
The Luverne flogging cases unravel under heavy handicaps as Alabama officials, including the attorney general once tied to the Ku Klux Klan, publish an intimidation letter and withdraw from the case. A acquittal drew courtroom cheers, reflecting tensions over law and power, while Ed Howe’s story of perseverance in publishing highlights steadfastness against adversity.
South Carolina speeds up road work under Chairman C. E. Jones as 1927 paving projects total 529.156 miles with bids due December 13. Estimated 1927 paving cost averages $5,054 per mile less than 1924 25 figures, promising significant savings to taxpayers amid ongoing expansion.
The passage contrasts a quiet December morning in a small town with a crowded city scene, both focusing on the arrival of an important spectacle. It links the imagery to Henry Ford and his creation Lizzie, illustrating showmanship and public curiosity across different settings.
A claim that the old-fashioned husking bee has vanished is questioned with a suggestion to ask at the corner drug store for a clearer answer.
North Carolina moves toward vast wild life preserves with strong public support. Wardens report few prosecutions and licenses bought eagerly as nearly two hundred thousand acres are offered for preserves. State aims for abundant game and strong enforcement to reward responsible officials.
Obituary and letter to the editor recount a family dispute over care of Sallie Jane Sykes of 1101 Tate Street born November 24 1871 Randolph County. Survived by husband G H Sykes daughter Ruby Sykes and brother Nerius Millikan. Funeral at Hopewell Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery.
F J Sizemore secretary of the High Point chamber will attend the North Carolina Commercial Secretarial association convention in Wilson December 8 and 9. He will discuss Financing Local Chambers with Bailey J Groome during Thursday sessions and participate in the program with other chamber leaders and speakers.
Lexington November 30 nearly one hundred deeds for the Piedmont and Northern railway extension right of way have been secured from Davidson county landowners. A majority of the deeds were voluntarily given for the proposed new line through the county's southwestern section.
In Rome the funeral of Cardinal Bonzano, former apostolic delegate to Washington, was held at the Church of the Sacred Heart. The church was black draped with gold fringe as candles lit the high catafalque. The service, postponed from yesterday, culminated with Cardinal Vannutelli granting absolution.
An amateur has begun offering what are described as Egypts only broadcasting programs. The initiative aims to provide local access content, though details about organizers, reach, and scheduling remain limited.
A promotional piece touts cascara candy laxative as a daily health booster. It argues cascara cleanses the system, regulates bowels, and improves odor and vitality, recommending use by adults and children with a weekly dose.
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