A Thought From Prov. 26 17 About Meddling
A dip into a biblical verse noting that those who meddle in others affairs resemble one who grabs a dog by the ears. The saying warns against interference and needless strife.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1926
Page
4
A dip into a biblical verse noting that those who meddle in others affairs resemble one who grabs a dog by the ears. The saying warns against interference and needless strife.
A speaker boasts of a full coat of tan from sun exposure asserting sunburn is avoidable, claiming lasting health and vigor from tanning. He recalls past pain, defends tanning as manly and stylish, and predicts the tan will return next summer after winter fades.
The New York World argues the south will see the largest growth in the next decade as aluminum sulfur and phosphates fuel new Pittsburghs and Detroits. It notes climate capitalization and a south transformed by industrialization led by textile tobacco sugar and a potent power dam network around the Tennessee River and other sites.
The piece weighs the states contract with publishers over school book prices in light of two more publishers yielding to a Tennessee style price. It questions whether the agreement fixes wholesale or retail figures and notes the court injunction against higher prices while awaiting clearer terms. The editorial seeks reader judgment on whether publishers concede freely or under duress and calls for back pay if needed.
The piece argues the south's resource wealth and climate fuel growth from Florida to North Carolina while highlighting social strains. It notes $300,000,000 spent on highways, booming winter resorts, and affluent northern arrivals, yet warns education lags and race relations pose a social challenge requiring wise policy and sustained effort.
Massachusetts seeks extradition for a white man held in North Carolina on a murder charge. North Carolina officials endorsed the request, but the Waynesville sheriff detains the prisoner pending further action.
A broader note on Tangier at the heart of 1900s rivalries among European powers and the United States. It discusses the Algeciras Convention and US reservations, plus Spain and France plans to control the international district. The piece also mentions evolving Spanish diplomacy and a French tax proposal affecting visitors to France.
A reward of 500 dollars paid, money wired to the Waynesville sheriff, while a man arrested there was freed by a North Carolina Superior Court judge on habeas corpus appeal. The piece condemns the sheriff for cupidity and urges prompt honoring of Massachusetts governor’s requisition for extradition.
Governor McLean and the state board of education review publisher counter offers and discuss legal action if contracts do not meet Tennessee prices. The panel expects new contracts and cheaper distribution methods, with a 15 percent profit cap and potential depository or direct county sales to cut costs.
London AP reports a 9 45 pm flash lasting two to three seconds across five counties in North Midland England. Residents felt shaking, some likened it to an earthquake, while witnesses describe red blue and green light cross patterns and a falling star streak.
Chief McGhee states North Carolina towns will send delegations to the police convention opening September 30 in High Point. He predicts 500 or more officers will attend and that the city has prepared an outstanding entertainment program. City officials express strong backing for the event.
A Mrs. Theodore Parsons author says a woman can be attractive at 45 as at 25 and advises against marriage before 25. Chicago Trade Union College plans to teach charm in dress and budgeting income.
Miss Ronny Johansson arrives from Stockholm to earn American dollars by dancing. She has been dieting to resemble the admired flappers and their renowned leggy style.
Annabel Lewis fourteen years old, who rode a mule and milked cows in summer, died by suicide in Bridgeton New Jersey using her father’s shotgun. The incident ends a young girl’s wish to be like other high school students.
New York reports a convention of milliners, mostly men, has decided hats will be in style for the fall season. The gathering sets fashion direction and signals upcoming trends for headwear.
A guideline notes that in Germany a man should walk on the right side of a woman during meetings and social events while in England and America the outer pavement is used. The report urges full cooperation to ensure success. A program feature prepared for headquarters includes a large barbecue at Hayworth Springs.
Funeral services for Mrs R H Olive who died Sunday morning after a brief illness were held at Barbecue Presbyterian church Hartnett county with Rev E B Carr officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. The funeral party left High Point at 8 AM for the service. Mrs Olive had moved to High Point recently and left many friends. Pallbearers listed and flower bearers were drawn from her Sunday school class with six young women named.
In Greenville North Carolina on September 7 the auction tobacco markets opened with an average price of 22 cents per pound. About 1,000,000 pounds were on the warehouse floors and common grades averaged 25 to 50 percent higher than last year’s levels.
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