Palm Tree Faith Fed by Psalms and Washington
A brief note credits Psalms 92 and 92 14 on flourishing in old age to moral virtue. It mentions Heaven and authority of Washington, framing the sentiment as a civic religiousReflection.
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1926
Page
4
The Newsies Say It All About The Street Sellers
A nostalgic tribute to newsboys and girls who hustle on streets to sell papers. The piece highlights their energy, training, and the life lessons learned from early sales. It notes many successful adults began as paper vendors.
High Point School Efficiency Sparks Broad Debate
The Sunday Enterprise analyzes how measuring rods like high school population and per capita spending affect city rankings. Greensboro leads due to larger enrollment and higher per child costs, while High Point lags despite growing classes and a planned new high school plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Houston Hiatt Ready to Save in River Rescue
Houston Hiatt a 13 year old High Point boy who saved a man from deep water at a Greensboro area lake is praised for his heroism and life saving training. The Eagle Scout's preparation in water craft and rescue methods highlights scouting as producing skilled swimmers and life savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Hiatt
High Point
Greensboro
American Red Cross
Young Hiatt
Goldsboro
Hiatt
High Point Schools Face Rising Per Capita Costs
The school board and city education authorities seek full value for dollars while cautioning that per capita costs are not an absolute measure. The city grows as enrollment rises and the budget increases, with per student spending edging up as facilities fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Board of Education
High Point
Drought and Rain Track Crop Upswing Across State
The piece notes last year's drought caused fear of divine punishment and poor harvests, while this year brings unusually strong crops. Some scholars suggest the drought pushed soil nutrients nearer the surface, possibly contributing to the bumper yield, though certainty remains elusive.
Spain's Withdrawal Highlights Wariness In League Seat
The article argues that the League of Nations still relies on old standards of power to determine council eligibility. Spain’s relegation to a semi permanent seat is cited as an example of this flaw and the world’s emotional reaction to the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Spain
Spain and Germany in League Debate over Membership
The piece argues the League of Nations rewards strength, granting full membership to Germany while offering Spain only limited status. It contends the weak powers can still unsettle global peace and urges fair treatment for ambitious minorities, praising Spain’s stance as honest and prudent for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Germany
League
League of Nations
What's the Matter with Spain Mutinies Across the Army
Washington debates Spain’s unrest as mutinies erupt in Madrid and Barcelona amid twenty years of Morocco war, conscription strife, and political graft. King Alfonso’s popularity masks mass disillusion among ordinary Spaniards and a conscript army fatigued by conflict and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
Cadizz
Bilboa
Country
Alfonso
Morocco
America
Tony
Lightning Strikes Circus Parade in Alabama City
A parade in Alabama City Alabama was struck by lightning amid a display linked to advertising. No injuries are reported and the incident prompted brief disruption as crowds nearby watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama City
Ala
Atlantic City's beauty pageant and a golfer's tale
A fragmented report hints at an Atlantic City beauty pageant skipping the event while a golfer with a poor lie makes an excuse that turns into a better story. The piece blends small town pages and sports humor in a single column.
You can't travel in good company if you make it bad company
A terse proverb warns that choosing poor company taints travel and experience. It emphasizes that companionship shapes outcomes and cautions against associating with those who undermine progress or safety. The saying reflects social judgment on character and choices.
Pomeroy’s Fifty Years in a Massachusetts Prison
The essay notes Jesse Pomeroy, convicted of murder as a 15 year old in 1876, has spent all but two decades in solitary confinement. At 65 he contemplates a pardon while critics compare his case to Sacco and Vanzetti. His mother campaigned for decades. now he hopes for clemency though the outcome seems unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Pomeroy
Massachusetts
Pomeroy
Sacco
Vanzetti
Boston
George Leader
Middlesborough
United States
Leader
Queen Mary
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Queen Victoria
Edward
Victoria
Balmoral
Deeside
Man Reaches Maturity at 26 Says London Bus Firm
London General Omnibus Company believes drivers must be at least 26, with 24-year-olds accepted as conductors. The piece notes other items including American spirituals at Southwark Cathedral, eating champ George Leader, Balmoral Castle modernization, and a London crime gang led by an ex-convict known as Limehouse Lizzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London General Omnibus Company
Limehouse
Arrests widen probe into Rome outrage case
Police report numerous suspects detained in Rome and provinces as investigations probe connections to a major attack. Among the detainees is Enrico Malatesta, an anarchist who recently moved to Rome and opened an electrical fitter's shop. Evidence suggests Lucetti held the bombs since 1920, likely obtained after World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Enrico Malatesta
Lucetti
First Day of School It's Unpopular With Mother
The story portrays Billy dread and mother mixed feelings as school begins after summer. The boy walks to class while a hidden cloud of worry lingers. at home the quiet, empty house contrasts with the long day and awaited reunion. Both feel relief and reluctance when Billy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Mother
Mussolini Fights Back After Attack With Parliament Move
Report notes eight wounded from the Mussolini assault, most discharged with three still under radioscopic exam. Lucetti’s alleged hidden stash story remains unconfirmed as he returns from France. Deputy Pennaharia pushes a resolution for immediate extraordinary session to authorize capital punishment for crimes against the head of state and government. Mussolini quips that providence favors him as he continues to dodge death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lucetti
Mussolini
Pennaharia
Barringer Accused of Debt Plot in Foreclosure Case
Everhardt contends he had no understanding with Barringer about the foreclosure. He admits two payments by Barringer of 50 and 25 dollars after his attorney pressed the issue. Everhardt denies Barringer’s allegations and claims Barringer urged withdrawal of the protest after filing, then repaid the remaining 500 dollars, though he warns Barringer remains a dangerous lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barringer
Everhardt
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