Thought for the Day on Kindness and Forgiveness
A reflective note quoting Ephesians 4 32 urging kindness and tender hearts. It cites Henry Horne contrasting forgiving faults in love versus friendship.
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Henry Horne
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1929
Page
4
Discovery of More Mayan Ruins by Lindbergh Flight
Article praises Charles Lindbergh for spotting Mayan ruins from the air in central America. It argues prehistoric American civilizations were advanced and that vast central regions remain largely unexplored by whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OL. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Columbus
Americas
New World
La Guardia’s Campaign Tactics in New York Mayoral Race
The piece analyzes F H LaGuardia’s challenge to Jimmy Walker for mayor. It notes LaGuardia’s stance on prohibition and his plan to appoint Alfred E Smith as commission chairman to reform city government. It argues his approach unlikely to defeat Walker and to alter Tammany Hall’s grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. LaGuardia
New York
Jimmy Walker
Tammany
LaGuardia
Alfred E. Smith
LaGuardias
Virginia races draw bishop into governor plea
The article reports Bishop Cannon speaking for a coalition candidate for governor in Virginia, highlighting the question of church influence in state politics and whether the bishop can sway voters without a Catholic candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Virginia
Old Dominion
Bishop attends to Smith supporters amid campaign intrigue
The bishop condemns Smithites for backing the Democratic nominee and denies them forgiveness or political posts. He notes their lack of contrition and mocks their lengthy explanations, while the Democratic ticket in Virginia would have preferred his quiet exile or distraction, yet the campaign proceeds with the bishop actively involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Virginia
Europe
Governor declines to probe Marion strike dispute
Disaffected workers at Marion petition Governor Gardner to investigate four points about the October 2 massacre and later strike. The governor says he has no legal authority to probe these subjects, though workers argue one issue—contract violation—should merit public examination beyond court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Gardner
N. A. Townsend
North Carolina
Marion gathering hosts Sinclair Lewis amid industrial strife
The scene at Marion gathers writers including Sinclair Lewis as questions multiply about state industry woes. The situation reduces mill profits and heightens human misery while the governor contends with political pressure, promising rich material for the novelist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Lewis
Mariana
Europe
Lewis
State's Mountain People Starting Industry
The U S department of agriculture credits Tar Heel mountain folk with launching a southern cheese industry. Beginning in 1915 two small cooperative factories formed in North Carolina mountains producing 15 000 pounds of cheese valued at 3 000 dollars. Over the next five years many cooperatives arose in southern mountains amid steady milk growth. In 1927 a Mississippi cheese factory opened and found success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
South
North Carolina
Mississippi
Cheese Industry Expands Rapidly Across Southern States
The cheese industry grew fast with 63 new factories in southern states once believed unsuitable. In 1928 the region produced over 6 million pounds of cheese worth more than a million dollars, Mississippi alone contributing 2.5 million pounds, signaling a likely established industry in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Mississippi
Not Quite So Splendid isolation A Bruce Catton column
The columnist challenges the notion of splendid isolation, arguing the United States relies on foreign goods and allies. He urges peace through naval accords and realistic self‑reliance, noting interdependence makes war outdated and diplomacy wiser. A tangential Spain toothache anecdote and a jurist’s remark on emotional instability close the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Knappen
The
Magazine of Wall Street
United States
Mr. Knappen
Germany
England
Senators vexed by Hoover over debentures rejection
Several senators are said to be vexed with President Hoover because he rejected their advice on debentures. That should be a good recommendation in case the president should resign and hunt up another job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Vitamins Found in Hash Report Says Dispatch
A dispatch reports vitamins found in hash but provides no confirmation of teeth damage or whether anyone cracked teeth on the substance.
Tobacco conference boosts cigarette stocks and concerns
MO Hester notes the Simmons conference between tobacco growers and manufacturers led to buoyant tobacco stock on the New York market. He questions whether higher cigarette prices reach farmers, recalls past tobacco taxes, and urges Duke and Carolina alumni to pressure lower football admission fees at Chapel Hill and Durham games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
the Enterprise
Old Fox
New York
Liggett and Myers
Lorillard
Reynolds B
Duke
American Tobacco Company
North Carolina
Duke Stadium
Carolina
Chapel Hill
Durham
MO. W. Hester
Durham, N. C
Music in Store for High Point
Virginia Frank reports the Philadelphia Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski broadcast coast to coast, thrilling High Point readers. The ensemble, famed for its talent and price, will perform an all Russian program on November 3 with Stravinsky’s work, following Bach, Mozart, and Wagner in today’s concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
America
Europe
Stokowski
Philadelphia Symphony
Virginia Frank
Van Orman Victory Officially Confirmed in Balloon Race
Washington October 8 The National Aeronautic Association confirmed Ward T. Van Orman won the 1929 International Gordon Bennett balloon race traveling 241 miles piloting a Goodyear Zeppel in. Cant Ww. 3B. Kepner in a competing craft was second with 338 miles and Lieut T G W Settle in a Navy balloon third with 204 miles. Belgian Ernest Demuyter finished fourth with 226 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ward T. van Orman
National Aeronautic Association
van Orman
Goodyear Zeppelin Company
Kepner
Bu Arn
T. G. W. Settle
Navy
Ernest Demuyter
Rice Tradition at Weddings Traces to Ancient China
The custom of tossing rice at weddings is linked to ancient Chinese practices. Cultural meanings include wishes for fertility prosperity and good luck for the newly married couple as they begin their life together.
Jurors Named for October Civil and Criminal Terms
Jurors for the October civil term were drawn and released, listing names and addresses such as Hugh Yarboro 606 Kearns and T G Elliott 401 Parkway. The criminal term jurors summoned for October 22 include J L Mack 421 W Lexington and A J Winslowe 307 Osborne, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Yarboro
Kearns
T. G. Elliott
Parkway
M. C. Culler
Tate
E. W. Lanter
Adams
D. H. Hall
Winston Road
E. M. Howerton
Ward Street
J. H. Somer
Hoodbury
McKinley Davis
Montleu
H. T. Hancock
Archdale Road
W. W. Idol
North Main
C. A. Daniels
D. H. Cole
Burton
L. C. Furgurson
Jones
A. B. Kidd
B. B. Hoskins
Circle Drive
Walter A. Copley
Frank E. Moses
Otteray
Clyde Conner
D. O. Cecil
Oakwood Court
Wade Coggins
Foat
F. N. Johnson
Tomlinson
John Reid
Park
John R. English
W. High
D. F. Davis
White Oak
H. L. Embler
Madison Avenue
Chas. C. Redding
Rotary
W. C. Johnson
Plato M. Davis
T. F. Wrenn
J. D. Crawford
Ragan
M. M. Martin
West Green
E. O. Cummings
G. B. Patterson
Alfred
L. E. Zachary
C. C. Robbins
J. C. Plummer
Redding
Walter Hester
Woodrow
S. Hamilton
Arthur Ellison
Gordon Street
T. A. Shelton
Hedrick
J. L. Mack
W. Lexington
Dewey A. Ridge
Gordon
J. A. Johnson, Jr
Colonial Drive
A. J. Winslowe
Osborne
O. WY. Kester
Rose Furniture Co
J. H. Johnson
Filbert
C. F.white
E. Wray Farlow
Edgedale Drive
F. M. Jarvis
Bencini
Robert M. MckKinney
O. W. File
Centennial
W. G. Craven
Carter
E.S. Callicutt
A. L. Hunsucker
Grace
A. W. Phillips
Pickett
E. Hill
South
Hamilton
A. M. Gentry
Worth Avenue
L. W. Glenn
W. I. Estis
Willowbrook
Claud Hussey
Prospect
J. M. Woodell
Fairfield Road
D. A. Faulkner
Gangsters Raid Building and Loan Office in Chicago Heist
Five men storm a California Building and Loan Association office in Chicago during a conference of eight officers. One man carried a machine gun and forced the group to the floor. They opened the safe, taking $4,300, plus $369 from officers and a total loss of $4,750. Frank Stack, the treasurer, was compelled to open the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California Building and Loan Association
Frank Stack
Swift Rhone River Tops Speed Chart at 40 mph
The Rhone in France is noted as the swiftest river relative to its size with currents reaching up to 40 miles per hour. This representative example highlights the remarkable velocity observed on European waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhone
France
Local Court Grants Seven Divorces in One Morning
A Reno entranced by divorce grants opened with seven cases, seven divorces awarded in two hours. Six of seven cited adultery. list includes B. M. Mehaley, Esther Mehaley, W. F. Posey, Grace Lee Posey, Riley R. McMahan, Leta McMahan, Henry Southern, Alverna Southern, Nellie Smith Lynch, Albert H. Lynch, Annie May Long, Ralph Long, H. G. Whittington, Avia Atkins Whittington. Southern granted due to abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
Guilford County
B. M. Mehaley
Esther Mehaley
W. F. Posey
Grace Lee Posey
Riley R. McMahan
Leta McMahan
Henry Southern
Alverna Southern
Nellie Smith Lynch
Albert H. Lynch
Annie May Long
Ralph Long
H. G. Whittington
Avia Atkins Whittington
Mr. Southern
Sizemore Writes to Railway Heads Protest Over Rates
A High Point chamber of commerce letter, drafted by F. J. Sizemore, protests proposed commodity rate changes that would raise costs for High Point shippers. The missive, sent to Southern Railway vice president E. R. Oliver and other railroad officials, argues the plan ignores High Point’s location relative to Greensboro Winston-Salem and Durham, potentially inflating local rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Chamber of Commerce
High Point
F. J. Sizemore
E. R. Oliver
Southern Railway System
Washington, D. C
B. W. Herman
Norfolk and Western Railway
Roanoke
C. Me. D Davis
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Wilmington
N. C
S. P. Collier
Winston-Salem
F. J. Flagler
Thomasville
Denton
Greensboro
Durham
Program for Yearly Meeting Outlines Devotions and Studies
The approved program lists a devotional period and studies of A Prep School Boy's Problems by E F Dexter plus topics on friendship. Objectives include a Find Yourself Campaign with local professionals interviewed by seniors, chapel, a Week of Prayer with senior girl reserves, circulation of From Youth Into Manhood for discussion led by a local physician, talent use to make this year strong, and cooperation with faculty to serve the school and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Dexter
Senior Hi Y Club Outlines Program
Edgar Allen chaired the Senior Hi Y program committee report at the high school club meeting yesterday morning. The committee outlined recommendations after the devotional period and discussion proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Allen
Employed Boys to Form Soccer Team at Y M C A
Members of the Employed Boys Brotherhood met in the Y lobby to form a soccer team. The summer program committee reported on the successful baseball season and the Beeson Hardware silver trophy won by the group. Induction and program committees named. practice starts Saturday. plans for intercity relay inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Beeson Hardware Company
Lelon Cooper
Primrose Smith
Robert Samuels
Edward Farlow
James Grissom
John Bullock
Jesse Mask
Brotherhood
Yo M.C. A
Innovation in Toothbrush Hub Uncovers Dental Floss Tubed
A novel toothbrush design reveals a hidden tube of dental floss in the handle. The discovery highlights creative packaging solutions and practical floss access within a single grooming device.
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