Thought for the Day from a Psalm Verse
A brief devotional note quotes Psalm 87 15 urging remembrance of Jerusalem and spiritual reflection on the day. The short reflection appears as a religious thought item typical of the period.
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 20, 1927
Page
4
When She Comes Home Again Poem by Riley
A nostalgic fragment from James Whitcomb Riley about returning home and a tender reunion. The speaker imagines trembling with joy, touching a beloved hand, and feeling tears, longing, and a hazy sense of recognition. It evokes intimate memory and enduring affection in a quiet domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitcomb Riley
Forestry Convention Attracts North Carolina Furniture Interest
The North Carolina forestry association holds a two day convention in High Point focusing on future timber supply and utilization of short lengths. State Forester J S Holmes and W E White of White Furniture address topics relevant to local wood working industry. Foresters and manufacturers are urged to engage with forest conservation efforts shaping furniture raw materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Forestry Association
J. S. Holmes
W. E. White
White Furniture Company
High school athletics fund drive by mail appeals
The athletic manager at a high school mails season tickets to local men with a request to remit 1.50 or return the ticket in a stamped self addressed envelope. The plan, approved by civic clubs, aims to finance fall activities without door to door solicitation. The proceed from ticket returns are expected to fund the athletic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
W. C. King
Bonds Strengthened Through Legion Convention in Paris
An American Legion convention in Paris is seen as boosting Franco American relations by dispelling myths of universal American wealth. Delegates face travel costs and loans, while both nations note shared republican ideals and growing friendship amid cordial exchanges during the Paris gathering.
Four Home Football Games At Modest Prices
The school offers four home football games at a modest price to support its finances. Even if buyers attend themselves or pass the tickets along, most High Point recipients will be glad to help the school despite concerns about local high school football quality this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Mexican Ambassador Selection Sparks Debate on US Policy
The president appoints a Morgan partner as ambassador to Mexico, seen as strengthening dollar diplomacy. Critics argue the move contradicts humanitarian aims and could influence financial dealings, recalling a recent fifty million dollar bond issue sale and possible reform of irregularities through a Southwest agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Coolidge
Mexico
United States
Rio Grande
Southwest
Mexico City
Greensboro GPO Meeting Sees Spicy Republican Showdown
The Enterprise Bureau reports a Greensboro session of the North Carolina Republican executive committee to name a national committeeman and possible leadership shakeup. Brownlow Jackson may resign as state chairman amid a hot, crowded lineup including Herbert Seawell Frank Linney and others for the national post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Republican Party
North Carolina
Brownlow Jackson
Carping
Jackson
Herbert Seawell
Carthage
Frank Linney
Hayes
Linney
Charles A. Jonas
Lincolnton
Mike Whitener
Hickory
Irvin Tucker
W. G. Bramham
J. J. Britt
Asheville
David H. Blair
Winston Salem
Republican candidates blamed for low convention turnout
A clipped political note blames certain Republican candidates for poor activity and hints that when convention time arrives there will be few attendees.
Drafting the Children and the Striking Workers’ Rift
In a Pennsylvania town over 100 children of striking union miners are kept from school while non-union children attend. In another town 120 pupils walked out to avoid studying with strike-breakers children. The text claims fathers rob their children of a heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
McAdoo Withdrawal Shapes Democratic Nomination Odds
The article notes William Gibbs McAdoo’s withdrawal from the Democratic presidential race and argues it shifts balance toward Governor Alfred E. Smith. It discusses two thirds versus majority nomination rules, potential anti Smith coalitions, and Smith’s possible path to victory with key states backing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gibbs McAdoo
McAdoo
Smith
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Donahey
Ohio
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Ritchie
Maryland
Daniels
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Regular Meeting of City Council Tonight
A regular city council meeting is set in the council chamber tonight. City Manager Pilcher will outline benefits from the recent association convention and discuss the street transportation situation and committee divisions. Police regulations will be submitted for consideration after prior discussions with Chief Gibson and council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilcher
City Managers’ Association
Gibson
Foch Speaks as Franco American Legion Faces Aid Rush
The French people see the Franco American friendship as living proof of unity through war. The American legion in Paris is flooded with donation requests for war damaged villages and veterans, prompting Adjutant James F. Barton to explain limits on funds and appeals. Many appeals are handled individually, but the legion cannot fund or solicit outside relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Paris
Legion
Legionaires
France
America
Paine
George Washington
LaFayette
James F. Barton
Minister Fails in Bid to Block Tunney Dempsey Fight
Chicago. Federal Judge George Carpenter refused to halt the Tunney Dempsey heavyweight bout. Rev Elmer L Williams had sought a federal injunction claiming public morals concerns. Carpenter dismissed the petition on procedural grounds but noted board members at Soldier Field would affect state, not federal, jurisdiction if joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elmer L. Williams
George W. Carpenter
Carpenter
Williams
South Park Board
Soldier Field
Cotton Market Opens Easier Amid Ongoing Liquidation
New Orleans September 20. The cotton market opened easier due to liquidation continuing the prior day’s decline. Liverpool showed activity, and first trades posted losses of 11 to 26 points with prices sliding after the open, October at 20.05 and De-
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New Orleans
Liverpool
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