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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1934
Page
4
A biblical verse from Psalms 73 3 condemns envy of the prosperous wicked. The accompanying Dryden reflection warns that those fully wicked bring calamities upon themselves and should not be mourned for their mis fortunes.
Alter E Crissman is named chair of the High Point township Democratic executive committee succeeding Lewis J Fisher Jr. The article lauds Crissman’s integrity and urges continued upright leadership, noting Fisher’s service and Clinton County-style reform as the party strengthens under youth leadership.
Lynn Melver, who has served as sales tax collector, is promoted by the state department of revenue to assistant to the chief of the motor vehicle bureau. The notice commends his efficient service and anticipates goodwill for the department and the laws it administers.
Dr. Robert E. Cornish, famed for reviving a gas-killed dog, writes to governors of three states asking permission to test his revival methods on executed prisoners using cyanide gas. The proposal already faces anticipated criticism and moral debate.
The article discusses Dr. Cornish's experiments aimed at reviving those who have drowned or been electrocuted. It argues his method, if successful, could restore life and aid doctors in saving lives, surpassing the pull motor in value to humanity.
The Charlotte News critiques the State Democratic organization for omitting a campaign handbook praising the sales tax and state achievements. It argues Ehringhaus and the legislature preserved North Carolina’s credit amid hard odds, urging fuller accountability and rejection of timid stance.
Community urged to back two social agencies with 14500 dollars to sustain character building and physical development programs. The appeal argues the return is in human values and better citizenship, urging High Point to go over the top and prevent financial constraints.
The article describes 1,200 Hungarian coal miners striking for a weekly wage raise from two dollars to 3.50 and working only two days per week. They endured over 100 hours without food or bedding, many died or went insane, while demanding owners meet their pay demand amid severe heat and deprivation. The piece contrasts these conditions with American labor experiences.
The passage argues that lower global production costs could depress this country's living standards unless global enlightenment and cooperative, unselfish effort raise living standards. It warns that current international systems fail to function effectively, hindering the uplift.
Bruce Catton challenges readers to reassess the Washington naval treaty as it nears expiration. He notes that the United States faced massive postwar naval construction and argues the treaty arose from budget pressures, not pure idealism, and calls for reconsidering U S naval policy amid Britain Japan and other nations expanding their fleets.
The piece muses on enduring character types in comic strip society and rails at reform schemes for unemployment. It critiques suppressing imagination in education and satirizes the mismatch between political rhetoric and practical outcomes.
The seven board members reach a rare consensus to oust Hugh Johnson. The text mocks ambitious plans to go higher, with a playful line about not reaching Heaven by that route.
On the same date, a report shows increased horseshoe production signaling rising demand. Separately, gasoline prices continue to decline, easing costs for travelers and industry alike.
The passage critiques a forthcoming Democratic majority and its potential spin on the New Deal. It asserts the male and a paradoxical belief about women and curiosity, then notes social advancement through Reno experiences, implying attitudes about reform, gender, and politics in the era.
So far the manufacturers of the soap used by Harry Pierpont have not exploited the story for advertising. The remark notes no marketing tie in despite the sensational gun making claim.
The speaker argues reducing the number of men needed in production would free more labor for the anticipated war, signaling a shift toward mobilizing manpower for a conflict many expect to occur.
City authorities sank 1115 slot machines into the ocean to curb gambling. A similar number of footballs were disposed of in the sea to deter betting activity.
Bob Ripley, famed for his believe-it-or-not persona, earns a quarter million from by products and leads a globe trotting life. Born Robert Le Roy Ripley in Santa Rosa, he remains shy, plans to visit every civilized spot, and spends four months yearly on explorations. He once favored sports, now a top action artist, with an office boy’s nudge creating his famous limnings. His mail is routed to lawyers amid entanglements between fans and legal issues.
More than 1,000 restaurants closed in New York since January with many small lunch counters gone. Broadway dinner crowds have vanished along with famed restaurateurs Churchill Rector Joel and Shanley as theater crowds dwindle and host figures fade.
All night restaurants attract gamblers and wandering drunks in the early morning hours. The crowd includes gamblers who eat a hefty breakfast and two-bit revelers who spend lavishly. Some stylish women join, adding a roguish flair as waiters view the scene as a golden harvest. Nick the Greek sometimes leaves a $50 tip after a successful night.
The piece describes Max Gordon, leading producer, coping with a strong fear of solitude. It recounts examples of others with similar anxieties, including a Paris banker helped by a French doctor, a Park Row cartoonist avoided elevators, and the dangers faced when attempting to break such spells.
A profile on Charles Phelps Cushing described as possibly the most indefatigable photographer in New York. The piece notes his life as a long roll of unexposed kodak film and his wide reach capturing views from every nook and peak. It mentions his Kansas City Star repertorial background and his status as a confirmed bachelor and magazine writer.
Charlie Hughes visits a brassy eatery on Tth Avenue and, when asked if his roast beef is rare, quips that a steer has suffered more to recover, reflecting his well known local persona.
A hostess may extend a last hour invite when needed by frank honest explanation. In law suffix usage is avoided in good society. If a wedding engagement ends the question remains about returning presents.
W L Gordon presents daily English tips on usage pronunciation and spelling. He highlights common misuses definitions and a focus word furtive meaning sly secretive with an example sentence. The piece encourages expanding vocabulary by mastering one word per day.
Answers show peas as the oldest common garden vegetable. The author quoted is Tennyson with In Memoriam. The largest municipal auditorium is Atlantic City seating 41,000. About 126000 Americans were killed in World War I. Canada's most mountainous province is British Columbia.
After use, cover the iron to protect from dampness and keep the cord connected when the iron is not in use. Maintain proper drying and storage to prevent rust and ensure safe handling.
Twenty three local merchants were indicted by the State of North Carolina through its revenue department for failure to pay schedule B special license and privilege taxes. Warrants signed by deputy revenue commissioner Lynn Melver Jr indicate the first actions against those who owe overdue assessments. Defendants listed include Richard Johnson J P Walker C B Boyles A Setzer D W Richardson J H McIntyre M E Pierce and others with addresses on English street Evans street Main Street Willowbrook Park Hoover street Ashe street Washington Green Russell and North Main. The state notes more warrants are expected in the coming days for similar offenses and to collect unpaid sales tax.
Des Moines residents haul coal by truck trailer wheelbarrow and even a baby ambulator as crews push an approach to a new bridge. The work affects local streets and daily life in the Des Moines area.
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