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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1927
Page
4
A quotation by Christian Scriver cautions that mounting satisfaction with self faith progress and aims breeds increased suspicion, warning against overconfidence and the illusion of certainty. The reflection urges humility and vigilance in personal judgment and spiritual effort.
Hartley Coleridge’s Multum Dilexit poem fragment portrays a penitent figure by Jesus feet weeping for sin. She mourns worldly shame while love purifies her soul with compassionate forgiveness and devotion.
The match highlights a youth advantage as 26 year old William Tilden loses decisively to a great French player. Tilden wins a single set but cannot reverse a one sided overall score in defense of the Davis Cup. The piece also reflects on American sports culture demanding dedication and amateur status.
The article discusses the challenge of applying compulsory taxation amid evolving views on fiscal policy in North Carolina counties and towns. It notes taxes are usually seen as unavoidable but highlights uncertainty in enforcing tax obligations under new understandings.
A veteran delegation of 27 000 American troops will attend the Paris convention ten years after the first convoy crossed the Atlantic. The piece argues the visit could ease anti American sentiment, boost goodwill, and spur mutual trade, noting France’s tariff barriers and the need for a new loan to fund refunds.
The remark notes that renewal of the agreeable French American relations, formed easily during the war crisis, should not complicate matters and may even simplify them. It emphasizes a prudent path to maintain harmony.
Mr. Coolidge and his family return to a renovated White House with a repaired roof new rooms and conveniences. The mansion has faced dangers including the British fire during Madison’s era and debates about moving the presidency. The recent upgrades were costly and aim to serve occupants for centuries.
Report notes a milk graft investigation in New York with hints that several politicians benefited from a cream of illicit payments. The piece suggests potential jury issues amid the scandal.
The New York World reports a split in church leadership over evangelism methods. East leaders push visitation evangelism emphasizing home visits and quiet campaigns, while the South and West favor large souped up revival meetings led by Billy Sunday. A Staten Island example shows home outreach drawing new members at low cost, provoking debate over privacy and tradition.
The Charlotte Observer cites a near jail break at Lenoir where Mrs. J W Walsh held 16 prisoners at bay with a gun while the jailer was away pursuing clues. It condemns the lapse in security and urges jailers remain at the jail to prevent escapes.
Ten teams split into the Big Five and Little Five plan 68 games this season with 42 at home in Tar Heelia and 26 away on foreign gridirons. Key matchups include Duke at Annapolis against Navy and North Carolina State at Tampa against Florida, with other cross-state games listed from September 17 to December 8 and Armistice Day events.
The Liberty Baptist association of Davidson county wrapped up at First Baptist Church in Thomasville with a consecration led by Dr. B. W. Spillman of Raleigh. Dr. Archibald Johnson was reappointed moderator and Rev. E. N. Gardner served as vice moderator as mission addresses and sermons highlighted the event.
The murder charge against Dorsey St. Clair Hamilton, 45, a painter of Norfolk, Va., stands out as the most prominent of 139 cases. Judge N A Sinclair will open the September term of criminal superior court in Fayetteville Monday. Hamilton is charged with killing his wife by firing five bullets at their home near here on August 5. He is said to be recovering from self-inflicted wounds after the alleged shooting.
Prosecutors say grand jury will hear more witnesses in the Indiana corruption case. William H. Remy and aides disclosed no specifics. October 3 arraignments loom for Governor Ed Jackson, George Coffin, Robert Marsh, and Mayor John Duvall on conspiracy to commit a felony and bribery charges.
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