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A short devotional note presents a biblical quote from II Samuel and a Johnson adage about secrecy and virtue. The lines emphasize discretion and warn that secrecy can shadow vice in public life.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1927
Page
4
A short devotional note presents a biblical quote from II Samuel and a Johnson adage about secrecy and virtue. The lines emphasize discretion and warn that secrecy can shadow vice in public life.
Walter Scott presents a stirring call to arms in "Pibroch of Donuil Dhu" urging Clan Donuil to rally. The martial chant invites chiefs, vassals, and commoners to cast plaids, bear blades, and march to battle as forests rend and navies are stranded.
The Duke Power Company showcases the Piedmont Carolinas as an industrial hub with ads urging firms to relocate there. It stresses personal visits, leadership vision, and geographic advantages, arguing costs may be 14 to 26 percent lower and inviting executives to explore opportunities firsthand.
Charles F. Blake, 38, died today in a tragic accident. A rising businessman and devoted community member, he won a city council seat in May with broad support. A colleague recalled his practical sympathy for the poor and his courage and intelligence as a reliable municipal leader.
The text indicates an invitation to use the Industrial Department for thorough road routes mileage tables and hotel recommendations to optimize a business or industrial trip, suggesting a service to save time and enrich visits to the area.
A North Carolina legislator effort is urged by the acting grand dragon citing a midwest Klansman and the imperial wizard. The piece argues flogging abuses are crime under existing law and the Klan should drop its hood rather than seek new statutes. It condemns the hooded order as regulator of public conditions and warns of inflamed passions.
The piece lauds Senator Reed of Missouri as the strongest national voice for the Republicans, praising his mature intellect and eloquence. It notes Reed’s age and potential as a presidential candidate while arguing the party needs a leader who can be renominated in 1932 and lead federal government recovery. Reed’s speech is described as great and timely, presenting enduring American principles.
Editorial laments the divorce of Grandma and Grandpa Haney after 44 years. The judge’s attempt to heal the rift failed as each keeps possession of his or her belongings. The couple pursues separate lives while memories haunt both.
A Greensboro editorial notes Dr. J F Spruill head of Guilford County tuberculosis hospital now doubts the benefits of county level hospitals alone. It urges coordinated state and local action, noting persistent demand for state facilities and the need for sustained funding to curb the disease.
H A Page Jr of Moore County sues Moore County Farms Inc and the Merchants Bank and Trust Co in Forsyth Superior Court claiming fraud related to land transfers to J C Hurley on March 29 and May 3 1924. Damages sought total 57278 with property execution and levy against defendants if needed.
Western Republican senators aligned with the progressive group announce plans to unite for solidarity of action on presidential candidates and congressional issues. They deny forming a third party and say the GOP is a national party, with support for Norris if he seeks the presidency. Members include Borah of Idaho Frazier Nye of North Dakota Brookhart of Iowa. Proceedings to finalize decisions depend on other western senators joining.
General Alvaro Obregon arrived in Nogales Sonora as the sole presidential candidate after the execution of opponent Francisco Serrano and the revolt of Arnulfo Gomez. He told the Associated Press the revolution is at an end and Gomez will be captured within six days.
A Massachusetts state penitentiary inmate sent a note of thanks to the judge who ordered a three to five year term. The prisoner wrote that a dishonest life is a sucker's game and that he valued the lesson of his sentence.
Plans call for Colonel Lindbergh to travel Walker avenue into the North Carolina College for Women campus where students will be released from classes to greet him. He is due at World War Stadium at 12 15 PM with remarks by Mayors Jeffress and Davis and a gift presentation from Greensboro.
Mayor Harry Wooding of Danville will sit in the speakers stand at the stadium with a group of Danville school children taking part in the welcome. After the stadium celebration the flyer will travel to Winston Salem for another welcome and a dinner that night with Governor McLean possible at attendance.
President Calley released a statement tracing the revolt against Gomez and General Francisco Serrano, saying he knew of the conspiracy as early as August. He said he urged Serrano to abandon the plot, avoided action to allow rebels to reconsider, and declared his confidence in the army while pledging to safeguard military decorum.
Blake, owner and president of City Fuel Co., a major coal and ice dealer, died leaving his mother and wife. He is survived by two sisters and was active in fraternal groups including Red Men, Woodmen, Masonic bodies, and Odd Fellows. Mayors and officials ordered city services closed briefly for his funeral. The Monarch Club plans a body attendance, and Red Men will discuss funeral roles.
Salem New Hampshire reports the top American driving talent entered for a 200 mile race over Rockingham Speedway boards. The event gathers a field of elite racers seeking victory and endurance on the tight board surface.
High Point will meet Salisbury at Welch Field Friday at 4 pm in the teams fourth game of the season. High Point shows one win one loss and one tie. Salisbury is described as a top Piedmont area high school eleven and a tough matchup is anticipated.
The article describes Ruth Elder and Captain George Haldeman preparing for a Paris flight in the monoplane American Girl. It lists fuel, weight, emergency gear, and rations, and notes weather conditions in Ireland and along the French coast. It also covers plane specifications, crew appearance, and public interest as the attempt proceeds.
Col Charles A Lindbergh tours the nation under the Guggenheim Foundation and will speak on commercial aviation at Duncan Park. The city closes businesses 1:30 to 3:30 pm to welcome him as Miller Airport is prepared, with a 1860-foot hangar, lighting cables, and cleared sightlines for spectators.
Toward the Channel Warnemuende Germany Oct 12 AP another German tender for trans Atlantic flight honors the Heinkel hydro mono plane D-1220 lifted from sunlit waters of the Bight of Warnemuende at 1 21 p m and took a southwest course toward the English Channel It aimed for the United States with possible landings at Amsterdam Vigo and the Azores
Detailed auditing figures bearing on the 1924 failure of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Henderson were introduced in the Crowder embezzlement case. Auditor W S Coursey testified amid protests from the defense during cross examination.
The coat features a rich red cashmere body and black Persian lamb trimming. Its dipping back and irregular hem echo evening gown styling for formal wear.
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