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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
4
A reflective verse prompts humility and warns against praising oneself. The biblical Job line questions divine comfort, while a proverb-like note from a calendar urges readers to avoid speaking well of themselves to gain genuine esteem.
In a period of budget cuts some districts drop art teaching while High Point Junior High continues an art class. The editorial urges visiting the school art room to witness students' creativity and growth, arguing art awakens talent and is not an unessential.
An editorial argues Europe has moved beyond peace talks to war risk, citing failed conferences and distrust between France and Germany. It urges the United States to bolster defense while building a steady diplomatic corps to avoid insults and entanglement.
The speaker argues for remaining neutral in a possible European war, urging the United States to conduct trade on neutral grounds, withdraw ships from transoceanic routes, and let European combatants exhaust themselves before any invasion efforts reach America. The justification rests on avoiding entanglement and limiting American casualties.
Macy's advertising analysis in Women’s Wear Daily surveys two contrasting items a high end painting priced at 228 dollars and a modest pins set to show how copy balances grand and simple goods. The piece praises sly humor and restrained tone that keep the subject lively while highlighting everyday value and desire.
Police in Bronxville, New York, issued an anti kissing edict to ease traffic delays. Instead, commuters staged a kissing bee with husbands and wives and even pets, provoking public amusement and a shift in domestic mood.
North Carolina records about 25 000 industrial accidents annually but Revolution Mills in Greensboro shows far lower figures. Last year the plant logged 2 000 000 man hours with total accident costs of 36 dollars, as safety training and guards reduce incidents statewide.
Bruce Catton argues that a future European war could reshape American trade expectations. He notes Europe would want goods like wheat and shells but may struggle to treat US securities as money. The 1914 pattern of using American securities to finance munitions could repeat, though conditions differ.
The speaker notes the vast American securities held by Europe and warns that war is not a solution. He argues European bonds would struggle to sell and suggests current foreign loans could unravel unless American prosperity is restored, emphasizing avoidance of another European war.
The American College of Surgeons reports five year cures in 12,476 cancer cases across the United States and Europe with X ray, radium, and surgery. Early treatment is urged as crucial. the time factor is key in beating cancer. The federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation saved 17,957 small homes from foreclosure, preserving family stability and savings, preventing economic loss and unhappiness.
With winter approaching, observers note the upcoming emergence of women’s clothing styles as the season shifts. Fashion watchers expect layered garments, coats, and accessories to become visible in stores and streets.
The 1982 figure shows 1363 unemployed Jews in Palestine, up from 2568 in 1931, illustrating a long term increase in jobless rates among the Jewish community in the region.
A playful jab questions public appetite for the heavy figures of industry and cites Mae West as a returning force in athletic flair and public opinion.
Hoste of Dr. Einstein appeals to newspapers to spare the scientist. If he does not join the team, he will not be bothered.
Austria embraces a blue eagle symbol to fight unemployment. The banner warns the bird must not carry weapons in its talons. A Fascist plan to forge a fourth international against liberal democracy is dismissed as unlikely here, as politicians have already moved ahead.
The Rocke feller study argues the profit motive lies at the heart of liquor issues, noting persistent drinking despite policy attempts. It frames commercial interests as central to the liquor problem.
Five friends gather around a tea table as Sue explains a rushed bond scheme and a failed investment. Sarah Lou offers sharp judgments on fidelity and romance while reflecting on desire, consequences, and the era's temperance debates with a sermon on alcohol and social decline.
The Enterprise letters argue repeal will boost lawlessness and crime. They forecast active prosecutions by state attorneys post repeal, citing booze as a crime catalyst and predicting wives and children suffer from drunken husbands. They urge watchful scrutiny of young adults reaching age of majority during prohibition.
In Charlotte a burglary left the thieves without loot after forcing a safe combination but obtaining nothing. In Salisbury, E W Tatum aged 58 former traveling salesman and six year president of the Carolina Dry Goods Company died after a six month illness and was buried yesterday.
The clue filled puzzle hints at a former opera star who sang in Rigoletto at a premier New York house. Her hometown upbringing, retirement, and stage roles are sketched through scattered lines and fragmented hints.
In Hayesville Columbus Passmore, 30, died from a gunshot and his wife was arrested on murder charges. Police say she told officers she fired in self defense.
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