Quotations on Wickedness and Forgiveness
A biblical verse urges repentance and prayer for forgiveness. A Confucian saying warns that viewing and listening to the wicked marks the start of wickedness.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1933
Page
4
A biblical verse urges repentance and prayer for forgiveness. A Confucian saying warns that viewing and listening to the wicked marks the start of wickedness.
The article mocks Germany for expelling Albert Einstein and reports a rumored Nazi price on his head. It notes Mainz officials mandating the Heil Hitler greeting and condemns such actions as a pathetic state for Germany.
The United States appoints Dr. John Van A. MacMurray as minister to Estonia Latvia and Lithuania and notes growing steps toward U S recognition of Soviet Russia. Observers view the move as a sign of warming U S Soviet relations and a likely formal recognition to follow.
A Chicago skyscraper tale shows how high assessments in boom years and stagnant rates after rents fell harmed taxpayers and the public. The piece argues excessive taxation damages both payer and levy.
The Loop building, valued by a Chicago businessman at five dollars, was wrecked after failing to sell. Taxes drove the loss with $40,000 annual assessment, $40,000 owed, and projected $80,000 in taxes plus upkeep. The San Francisco Call Bulletin notes public and private losses to taxpayers.
Earl Ehlart of Retailing argues for changing the cost basis to include buying trucking transportation and receiving as part of merchandise cost. He suggests retailers could face a profiteering drive and that broad markup reduction might follow if overhead is redefined. Reeducation of buyers in arithmetic would be required for implementation.
Superintendent Andrews proposes drafting students to sweep and clean schools after classes to save janitorial costs. Critics note that eliminating the old system and building a new state framework presents bigger challenges and funding gaps. Some suggest student monitoring and teaching roles as stopgaps while many teachers face pay scales under state codes.
A petition to General Johnson from Flint Garrison of the Wholesale Dry Goods Institute argues that quantity buying deserves lower prices but cautions that discounts must not exceed the manufacturer’s actual production and selling cost savings. The note warns that granting excess concessions based on order size or buyer power is distortive.
The piece argues that fair buying practices shape distribution and that government action could shield small retailers and aligned manufacturers from exploitation by large-scale buyers. It warns that subsidizing large buyers harms the industry by compounding overhead while offering little savings.
Bruce Catton analyzes a rising American spirit that could reform industry without oppression, warns against fascism or communism as sole options, and argues for solutions within a free system. He cites the Erie wreck to praise steel safety, and critiques U.S. intervention in Cuba alongside the dangers of meddling in Cuban government.
Paris held a commemorative event noting the 176th anniversary of the birth of the Marquis de Lafayette with remarks about heritage and continuity. The gathering referenced descendants and urged acknowledgment of historical ties.
Despite a failing sugar industry in Cuba, unrest and rising tensions persist as farmers and workers push back against economic hardship and government controls. The phrase cane and unrest hints at ongoing social strain and potential political implications.
Sue and Kenneth Corbett arrange a train trip with reservations set for 11:55. Sue teases about helping and packing, while Sarah Lou brings out outfits from a glamorous wardrobe to suit the journey. The mood is light, eager, and filled with social excitement.
New York reports show larger Romany camps than ever, drawn by persistent fortune telling trades and a kidnapping scare. Gypsies cluster in lofted basement rooms around Avenue A and Grand, with flashy autos and women in flowing skirts guiding patrons.
Dozen families and notable figures gather near Carmel New York to a Gypsy Trail event. Bal Sank musical tones drift through the woods as fires blaze while figures like Wiley Corbett Philip Le Boutillier R Andrew Reinhart Louis Cates Frank Hawkes Bernt Balchen and others observe the unfolding campout.
A dog in Nemaha County Nebraska acted as a deputy sheriff attending all trials at the courthouse and once helped capture a jail breaker showcasing notable local canine service.
Some cases show a person with a resting pulse of 60 per minute having the heart pump as fast as 150 beats per minute. Medical observers note this discrepancy between external pulse and actual heart activity.
An ad touts B C as a reliable remedy for violent headaches and neuralgia. It claims relief in three minutes and notes a non narcotic formula marketed in 10 and 5 cent packages sold wherever drugs are available.
Readable grid of horizontal and vertical clues lists many definitions and wordplay hints. The page asks who is in the picture and provides numerous cross referenced terms such as country ally of Germany and various short answers, forming a cryptic style puzzle.
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