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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1927
Page
4
Information lists advertising representatives Frost Landis and Kohn with addresses at Brunswick building 250 Park Ave New York and People’s Gas Building Michigan Boulevard Chicago.
A compact reflection linking the immutable law in Daniel 6:12 to a gospel remedy. The ancient decree is cited as unalterable while the message offers healing through faith, attributed to Martin Luther.
Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s lyric fragment A Superscription speaks of nameless reverse names Might-have-been No-more Too-late Farewell and the dead sea shell as a metaphor for memory The speaker warns of a still life vision that could reveal a hidden face and heart in a shadowed gaze.
The article contrasts per capita output: the farmer adds about 290 dollars yearly to national wealth versus the industrial worker’s computed 2700 dollars. It argues lectures fail to help farmers and calls for federal measures to support agriculture, tariff effects, and broader national prosperity.
A Nevada prison inmate пиш 23319 offers bead chains for Christmas gifts, hoping to spread cheer from Carson City. The piece notes his intent to help after years behind bars and reflects on human goodness despite crimes. Also told is the Dr. Dorothy Cochran Logan hoax about swimming the British Channel and its global reactions. Ruth Elder and Lillie Dillenz visit Horta Azores on a stopover.
Beginning tomorrow the Greensboro Record will not accept or publish advertisements from clair voyants. The paper cites a desire to build advertising revenue while avoiding offerings paid in advance for the impossible. The new ownership states it will reject what it classifies as undesirable ads to protect readers and advertisers.
The U S government under Attorney General Sargent frees Earl Carroll after about four months in a Atlanta prison for false swearing before a New York grand jury. Public concern grows over his wealth and political connections, with questions raised about enforcing parole conditions.
A small Marine detachment and native constabulary repelled an attack by about 300 irregulars in Nicaragua. The Marines suffered no casualties and demonstrated efficiency with their weapons while reflecting local resentment toward the American presence.
The piece notes long standing friction between Nicaraguan factions and American Marines. It states Washington will not alter policy, with the armed Marine guard kept to support a native government aligned with American interests. Frequent attacks by Nicaraguans endanger Marines and result in fatalities.
The Alabama attorney general Charles McCall resigns amid disclosures about the Ku Klux Klan and its influence. He says the Klan is a danger to state peace and justice, while noting insiders and former members confirm its menace. The piece cites examples from Indiana North Carolina and Pennsylvania on Klan misconduct and fundraising.
An Austrian actress travels to America and Ruth sails to Lisbon after a quiet farewell at a remote sea spot. The piece recalls a bygone era when women felt timid walking home at night and wonders who remembers those days.
Reader recalls an ash shower over Japan dismissed as volcanic by some, while a mother claims it was merely father cleaning the furnace. The remark fits a humorously everyday misunderstanding in a family anecdote from a late issue.
A New York sociologist argues that love should be approached with intelligence. The remark humorously extends to dangers like falling from a cherry tree or an airplane, suggesting caution in all risky acts of affection.
An election in Mexico nears amid limited violence and a brief uprising, highlighting a return to traditional electoral politics as unrest wanes and public engagement shifts.
The quote suggests politicians hesitate to run for office because they prefer talking over taking action. It humorously implies a habit of speaking more than campaigning.
A London restaurant adds chega sets to the menu while diners play a game of concentration after the bill is presented. The article notes patrons focus on a move as the scene unfolds.
An announcer hosts a broadcast reading 116 telegrams declaring the program is coming fine. The quirky event highlights radio as a community conduit and the old man’s final question triggers reflections on resilience and signaling progress.
In the face of chilly weather, critics say investing in a new sedan beats attending the Dempsey Tunney boxing bout, a sentiment reflecting practical spending during cold days.
The 1926 27 fourth quarterly Wesley Memorial church meeting heard reports from Rev John W Moore and Sunday school superintendent B C Harmon. W B McEwen elected Sunday school superintendent to replace Harmon with J E Millis serving temporarily. R O Lindsay named district steward and W T Powell chairman of stewardship. Sunday school enrollment reached 1054 with 586 average attendance. Dr J B Craven presided over the Greensboro district meeting.
Washington, Oct. 20. A jury of ordinary citizens judges whether the Supreme Court was right in finding fraud by Albert B. Fall and Harry Sinclair in the Teapot Dome affair. The jurors lack knowledge of the high court’s findings and must decide if Fall and Sinclair conspired to defraud the government.
City council votes to fund 1.25 toward tearing down and rebuilding structures in the widening path on North Main Street between the fire station and Lexington Avenue. Work to start within the next few days.
Chief of Police Gibson with captains D. W. Elliott J. P. Myers and A. J. Morris and detective J. S. Fulton left for the annual convention. About 10 to 15 officers will travel and return tomorrow night. City council approved $25 for convention expenses.
The Rotary club program was directed by Homer Hudson with short talks from visitors and local members. After the luncheon, the club directors met to discuss arrangements under President Logan Porter.
In New York on October 20 Magistrate Daly refused to issue a summons at a man's request. The elderly man claimed his wife would not support him any longer, but the court stated the man must support the wife in this country and denied the summons.
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