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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1933
Page
4
A brief quotation from James 5 18 urging prayer for the afflicted and song for the merry in a concise devotional note. The text emphasizes prayer and praise as spiritual responses to life’s contrasts.
An observer cautions businessmen against rushing to panic during slowing buying. He notes May to July excess orders and urges steady production, avoid price cutting, and hold profits until demand normalizes. Maintaining discipline protects gains and positions firms for a stronger rebound when retail stocks deplete.
A midwest grand jury foreman pushes law enforcement to arrest criminals for concealed weapons to neutralize racketeers. He argues many gangsters carry guns and should be detained, searched, and jailed, noting state laws against concealed weapons. The piece also discusses broader topics on labor, prohibition repeal, and finance revelations.
A heated clash in public health circles over sneezing yawning and kissing pits Dr Severance Burrage against Emily Post. The US Public Health Service backs suppression and favors handshakes over kissing, arguing hygiene and disease concerns amid a broader debate on social customs.
The Christian Science Monitor notes President Roosevelt’s stance on movie star salaries as part of a broader push for earnings distribution. It highlights a shift from pure profit to service motives in business and anticipates gradual changes where value of labor may outpace machine power as society seeks material provision and spiritual satisfaction.
A New York department store ran a full page ad showing two identical shirts at 89 cents and 1.95. It cites cotton growers, textile workers, and shop managers earning low wages, profits failing, yet buyers see a bargain as prices rise. The piece portrays pricing as a flow affect.
A historical note describes the cotton grower earning a honest profit from a 1.26 shirt, paying pickers in cash, textile workers earning at least 19 dollars weekly, and shirt makers receiving sufficient wages.
Citizens note continued restraint as repeal nears while 30 states remain dry. The piece highlights fiscal expectations and social attitudes toward alcohol policies.
A scientist notes New Guinea residents sell songs for pigs while in the United States a similar idea prompts selling pigs for a song. The remark contrasts linguistic gifts and values across cultures.
The statement argues for painless euthanasia for incurables while contrasting with permitting Adolf Hitler to remain alive.
Minnie Atkins Edwards argues against antieducation views, claiming college training makes women better spouses and helpers at home and in business. She describes a disciplined upbringing where children are taught perseverance, responsibility, and completing tasks, producing dependable adults.
Sue and Jack share a quiet autumn evening as political tension mounts. Kenneth Corbett’s demise reshapes loyalties and boosts Judge Thornton's chances in the impending election. Sue hums a refrain about crossing one river as three more fights loom.
The article describes Kenneth Corbett’s murder being quickly hushed after initial speculation. It notes the case’s lack of public attention and reflects on the legal distinction between mental cruelty and physical harm. Jack’s sudden funds from a minor role spurred shopping and bills.
Historical ad blurbs claim creosote cures for coughs colds and bronchitis many years of use. Promoters tout Creomulsion as safe pleasant and effective with a refund if relief is not achieved.
Guilford County North Carolina High Point Municipal Court proceeds to grant an absolute divorce after continuous separation. The defendant C R Thrift must answer within thirty days at the Clerk of Court office in High Point.
A fragmented clue list covers various definitions and terms from a past puzzle. Entries include references to musical directions, feudal terms, Latin phrases, and biographical hints. The compilation presents multiple cross references such as Pope's scarf and notable phrases like Feudal bene fice and Rigoletto implications.
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