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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1932
Page
4
The Saturday Evening Post argues the world is wearing out from prolonged use. Autos tires shoes hats and clothing show wear while industrial plants and boilers near end of life. The piece links shrinking supplies and rising repair activity to broader economic recovery and ongoing demand.
An editorial notes Henry Ford may not have authored a recent article credited to him and questions Miss Elizabeth Breuer's role. It compares Ford with Charles M Schwab, explores paternity of the article, and recalls Ford’s prior controversies. The piece discusses land speculation impact on Roanoke Island celebrations and Trinity College expansion history.
A North Carolina observer argues football will keep strong public support despite baseball’s rise. He cites football’s thrill factor, college pride, and fan devotion, noting fans travel long distances for games and betting chatter grows around Georgia Tech, Harvard, and Yale. He predicts crowds will stay robust this season.
Land values on the north side of Roanoke Island rose amid a possible government sponsored celebration in 1934 commemorating the first English landing in the New World. Reports suggest the boost may be inflationary if the event is delayed or moved.
A long lost race of pygmy cave men in Europe and the British Isles during the Stone Age likely inspired fairy legends. Submerged by advancing peoples, these aloof cave dwellers inspired myths that grew from a fragment of fact into enchanting but distant tales.
The piece discusses how storytellers embellish events to create compelling legends and cites recent attacks on UNC educators. It argues UNC is a top university and urges careful handling of criticisms to avoid hindering its progress.
Sovie Russia awarded Colonel Hugh L. Cooper an armada of medals for directing the construction of Daleprostroy the world’s largest power plant. Officials announce a new medal for anyone who can pronounce the name.
Mayor Cermak extends a cordial invitation to European powers including England to participate in the 1933 Century of Progress Exposition. The remark provocatively contrasts with rival Big Bill Thompson’s possible reaction.
Washington notes that both parties increasingly air rival misdeeds and internal squabbles to sway voters. The piece cites GOP and Democratic statements about Roosevelt Smith Hoover Garner and other figures, highlighting fund concerns and internal critiques as campaigns pivot on scandal and leadership.
A reader questions the editor’s authorship of a previous letter by "Old Citizen" and defends a free press while denying interest in the writer’s identity. The writer asserts American values and independence from centralized influence.
A correspondent signing as DAILY SMITH urges recipients to remain ignorant of the requested information and to withhold personal details. The message emphasizes secrecy and questions the identity of the writer.
Mr Smoot argues ambulance and fire apparatus must move quickly as emergency vehicles. He explains drivers risk danger when rushing to calls and urges readers to say a prayer for the drivers and return to sleep.
Greensboro North Carolina September 13 1932 Dear Mr Waynick September 15 we celebrate our Tenth Birthday with thanks for cooperation from you and your paper Our Board of Directors and I commend press support for motor vehicle law improvements school safety and accident prevention efforts over ten years Our activities aim to benefit the Carolinas though we acknowledge mistakes along the way
Puzzle filled with clues covering animals foods states and objects. Answers include cat kinship headwear and weather terms. The garbled list references Greek poetry and other crosswords style entries with several mystery terms and partial phrases.
Cordially, C. W. Roberts, president, asserts the organization’s strong effort to provide good service to the Carolinas and its members, expressing sincere commitment and gratitude.
Flashes of LIFE resumes coincident transfer from that section of federal troops to the Sao Paulo front, signaling a shift in wartime coverage.
New York reports about a million students began the school year as public schools opened yesterday across the city. Officials say the large turnout highlights the scale of education in the metropolis.
In Sheridan Wyoming a tale from nature and danger unfolds as a man endures a brutal four mile trek over 32 hours before reaching Bar V ranch. His injuries and peril highlight the stark contrast between urban ease and remote wilderness hardship.
A Massachusetts source notes that the colonelcy appears effectively secured, with the official status described as essentially in the bag. The comment reflects confidence in the appointment process and anticipated confirmation.
University survey shows students intend to solve the eating problem on campus during the year. The study surveys student habits and confirms a collective plan to address dietary concerns locally.
Regular prayer service tonight at 7 30 at the First Baptist Church. Dr A B Conrad the pastor will have charge of the service and deliver the sermon titled The Magnetic Church. All are cordially invited.
George Pipgras shut down the Indians, retiring the bats after eight outs in a game that highlighted his pitching control and the Yankees defense. The narrow contest featured decisive early runs and solid bullpen work to seal the victory.
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