Garibaldi Quote About Action Over Talk
A historical maxim urges showing deeds over speaking, attributed to Garibaldi. It emphasizes practical leadership and decisive effort rather than words.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1928
Page
4
Tobacco price control and southern political concerns in North Carolina
An editorial argues farmers should not destroy tobacco to raise prices and urges cooperation in marketing. It discusses tobacco tax dynamics, southern influence on Washington, economic justice for the South, and criticism of routing decisions for a highway near High Point. A public meeting is called to gauge local disaffection and debate the rerouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
America
Smith
Washington
South
Simmons
Michigan
Uncle Sam
Dixie
United States
South Urges Alfred E Smith Candidacy
The South advocates Alfred E Smith for three key reasons. Smith shows executive ability and courage in public office, appointing qualified nonpartisans in New York to reform state government. He argues against bluckerism and urges religious tolerance, challenging the notion that a Catholic should not be president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
New York State
Free America
United States
Kellogg Pact Hope Amid European Tensions
The article views Kellogg as returning home from Europe with Europe’s armament heavier postwar. It notes possible Senate resistance to endorsing the pact, suspicions of open covenants, and France’s costly border fortifications. Despite misgivings, it predicts Senate acceptance of Kellogg’s effort toward world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Europe
Mr. Kellogg
Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
World Court
England
France
The Fires Within Us
Bruce Catton ponders human behavior and unknown motives behind crimes. He cites Loy Yoeng, a California Chinese cook who killed ten, and reflects on hidden drives, judgments, and the limits of understanding human actions. The piece recalls Bert Hassell’s fake SOS signals and questions what kind of person crafts such humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Pope
Loy Yoeng
Loy
Mass meeting urged on state highway 10 reroute
A mass meeting is called to channel local discontent over the re routing of state highway number 10 by High Point. Protest should be organized quickly as the Thomasville stretch reconstruction advances and linking up is expected soon despite no action since the new route’s announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Thomasville
Suffragists Take Campaign to The Hague
French suffragists extend their agitation abroad to the Hague as they push for votes for women amid global political tensions and ongoing calls for reform. The note suggests parallels with wartime world events and the broader push for equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Bull breaks loose as Al Smith speaks in Syracuse
While Al Smith spoke in Syracuse a bull broke free. Tom Heflin investigates a rumor that it was a papal bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
Syracuse
Tom Heflin
Gene Tunney Declines Invitation to Fly London Paris
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney refused Passenger Levine's invitation to fly from London to Paris. The decision mirrors Tunney's wary stance toward celebrity and public appearances, underscoring a pattern of avoiding the limelight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Tunney
Levine
London
Paris
Workers to Live in Ford Museum Village
Report says Ford plans a new museum village for employees. The project will house staff near the site, signaling a shift in facility lifestyle for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Prince of Wales Climbs 820-Foot Mast in Strong Wind
The Prince of Wales ascended the world’s tallest mast at 820 feet amid gusty conditions. Observers noted the risk of danger and joked about a saddle on the pinnacle during the climb.
Durant offers $25000 prize for prohibition enforcement plan
W C Durant announces a $25000 prize for the best plan to enforce the prohibition laws. He notes that enforcement agents have not yet tested poison gas as a tactic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Durant
Serbian couple aged 110 and 107 celebrate 99 years of marriage
A Serbian couple aged 110 and 107 mark 99 years of marriage. They have defied odds with a long life together, and another year would complete a full milestone of enduring union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbia
Multilingual six year old from New York ta lents eyed
A six year old New York girl speaks English French and Spanish and creates art and poetry. Writers tease that she could gain fame through feats like a flagpole sitting or marathon dancing record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The Central Theme of Desire in The Green Hat
Minnie Atkins Edwards argues that desire drives growth and progress, shaping love, ambition, and culture. She contrasts Western and Oriental views on desire, asserting that most desires are legitimate and essential to happiness and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Arlen
Minnie Atkins Edwards
Green Is Assured Renomination In Michigan Primary
Detroit dispatch reports early returns from 2 104 of 3 184 Michigan precincts show Governor Fred W. Green leading with 283 066 votes to George W Welsh 116 493, with Democrat William A Comstock unopposed at 6 306. Lieutenant governor results from 1 987 precincts list Loren D Dickinson 141 464, Fred L Woodworth 104 578, G Elmer McArthur 55 943, Democrat Theodore Elferdink 65 286, Democrat Frank J Sawyer 11 060.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Fred W. Green
George W. Welsh
William A. Comstock
Loren D. Dickinson
Fred L. Woodworth
G. Elmer McArthur
Theodore Elferdink
Frank J. Sawyer
Michigan primary returns favor Governor Green for renomination
Early statewide results show Governor Fred W. Green leading by over 95,000 votes with majorities in most out state counties. Senator Arthur Vandenberg and several House members appear renominated, while a three way Democratic race in the sixth district remains undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Fred W. Green
George W. Welsh
Green
Welsh
Wayne County
William S. Comstock
United States
Arthur H. Vandenberg
John W. Bailey
Battle Creek
J. C. McLaughlin
R. Glenn Dunn
Muskegon
Claude M. Curtiss
Ludington
John C. Ketcham
Grant Hudson
LeVine Returns Home After Cherbourg Run-In
In a multi locale report from Paris and Mississippi, Charles A. Levine and escort faced questioning by Cherbourg gendarmes over log books and passports before boarding the Leviathan. Acosta and two Dutch pilots were detained. Acosta later allowed to fly the plane back to Le Bourget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cherbourg
Charles A. Levine
Leviathan
Queen of the Air
Bert Acosta
Levine
Acosta
Mencken
Wickham
Querqueville
Chicago Tribune
Prris
le Bourget
Kelley Pleaded Death Over Woman's Slaying
In Los Angeles the trial of Leo P. Kelley for the murder of Mrs. Myrrle Mellus revealed his pleas for death as he asked detective Blaine Steed to shoot him. Kelley said he could not live without the only woman he loved and hinted at political escape with guns in the home. The prosecution prepared to close its case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Leo P. Kelley
Myrrle Mellus
Blaine Steed
Kelley
Steed
Frank Mellus
Tacoma Electric Furnace Heating Covers Thousands Of Homes
Nearly 3,000 Tacoma residences rely on electric furnaces for space heating highlighting the reliance on electric heat in urban housing. The figure reflects ongoing energy use patterns among city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wardens Attend North Carolina Game Conference
Reid Dorsett of Midway and J. W. Cashatt of Denton, two Davidson County game wardens, attend a Raleigh conference of North Carolina game wardens this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Reid Dorsett
Midway
J. W. Cashatt
Denton
Davidson County
North Carolina
Raleigh
Tacoma Power Plant Sells Electricity At 1.3 Cents KWh
The Tacoma municipal power plant offers electricity pricing around 1.3 cents per kilowatt hour, reflecting its rate policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
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