Verse Fragments on Wisdom and Gratitude
The text cites scripture and a line from Ovid, reflecting on divine gifts to the good and the burdens of the sinner. It includes a Bible verse and a quotation on gratitude for things gained without cost.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
4
The text cites scripture and a line from Ovid, reflecting on divine gifts to the good and the burdens of the sinner. It includes a Bible verse and a quotation on gratitude for things gained without cost.
Unemployment relief and city financing clash as High Point weighs federal public works funds. A Cham ber of Commerce committee urges cautious use of grants to fund eight projects while avoiding added debt. Officials stress federal aid can create jobs and support essential improvements without harming refinancing goals.
Dr Willis J Abbott of the Christian Science Monitor reports on Sweden’s Bratt system, noting government liquor issuance to citizens and legal limits. The piece contrasts it with broader European practices as observed abroad by observers including Senator Reynolds.
A speaker argues that possession of a metbok links to aristocratic status in liquor control. He says permit holders buy all they can, turning homes into stores of spirits and rating their consumption by liter-based ranks from four liters to fractions. Advancement in this system fuels resentment toward God and society.
Bill Terry, the youthful Giants manager, has transformed the club into a pennant contender as they sit two games ahead of the Senators in the World Series, surpassing expectations and drawing praise for his leadership. The piece contrasts his rise with earlier giants of the game and notes a broader reflection on youth and modern ideas in sports.
City and school officials urge toxoid vaccination for all entering students. Throat exams start in first grades as carriers are treated. Dr Grayson states the toxoid is harmless and few will develop diphtheria when properly administered. The drive aims to protect children and the wider community.
A fragmentary critique discusses Lessing's Nathan der Weise and its impact on philosophy and religion, noting the work’s influence on rational Christianity and the moral critique of dogma, with references to scholars and the era’s intellectual climate.
The Greensboro Patriot mocks a proposed NC poultry code to force hens to lay only when egg prices are high and stop when prices fall. It jokes about using surplus eggs as ammunition against NRA skeptics, 365 days a year.
A satirical piece muses on inflation as a social and economic factor. It likens inflation to the American doughnut and ice cream soda while pondering its necessity and impact on daily life and work rhythms. It also jokes about press control and a Paraguay president’s stance on humor during revolutions.
A brief note recalls French objections to weapon costs while noting disarmament prices rise. It mentions a recent bridge party with winners paying, and draws a through line to World War era sentiments.
The writer blends seasonal chit chat with reflections on winter warmth and a digression on a friend in Burrus Memorial hospital. A long telephone misadventure with humor yields to literary recommendations and a polemic on liquor, pro and anti prohibition arguments, and a call to expose the truth about the prohibition amendment.
The editor decries legalized liquor traffic, arguing it inflicts greater societal damage than wars and citing biblical and moral judgments against alcohol. The piece frames alcohol as a pervasive force degrading humanity and cites Satanic influence as a metaphor for vice.
The Sedgefield Inn is leased by Emry C. Green to Louis D. Miller who will run the resort this winter. The season opens October 8 with renovations and policy changes in effect. Conventions include Southern Dairies on October 9 and NC Real Estate Boards meeting October 20–21. The inn will serve northern guests and nearby communities.
J. D. Bacon, who suffered a stroke at his home on Lindsay Street, remains in critical condition. Relatives said he is still in serious condition as of today.
A short guide advises sprinkling a little product on denture plates each morning to prevent slipping or dropping. It claims daily use provides comfort and secure fit, reducing a faint taste or feeling of looseness. The advice references Bekerd’s products as helpful in avoiding denture discomfort.
A scanned puzzle page features a long list of clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It asks to identify the athlete in the picture and includes various wordplay prompts with numbers and cryptic phrasing about sports and terms.
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