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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1927
Page
4
The quote notes how recalling departed friends deepens solitude leaving the speaker aware of loneliness. It reflects meditative mood and themes of memory, companionship, and isolation in contemplative prose.
Old Masters Out I came from the dancing place The night wind met me face to face A wind off the harbor cold and keen I know where thou hast been For someone had white lilac there The flower that you loved in times that were
S C Clark and associates propose financing the Jones street prolongation through 60 acres to connect with Emerywood drives and the country club. Realtors would cover all costs in exchange for quick municipal approval, citing strong Emerywood growth and potential $5,000 an acre value, arguing the project benefits traffic and future city expansion.
Foresters convene here as an opportunity for visitors to offer opinions on a debated subject in Guilford County. Women initiated the discourse and may seek further input from attendees.
Guilford County and Greensboro clubwomen plan roadside tree planting along state highways. Debates focus on natives versus imports, with suggestions including pines, cedars, dogwood, and flowering cherry. Experts and visiting officials may guide the choice amid varied opinions.
High Point promptly welcomed the North Carolina forestry association as the 1927 convention opened for a two day run. Local leaders stressed forests value beyond wood and emphasized road building and growing wood working industry in the state. The gathering highlights modern forestry treating trees as a crop and protection of forest resources.
Edgerton cites low voter turnout in 1920 and 1924 as a critique of civic consciousness, noting 57 million eligible voters with only about 29 million voting in 1924. A Nebraska farmer avoids a collision but is blamed by the train crew, leading to a meditation on human nature and self blame.
The piece argues Mexico’s acceptance of Mr. Morrow as ambassador should not drive confidence high. his banker background is spotless, but appointing a Morgan partner risks southern backlash. The president bears responsibility for the choice, with the senate to approve, as Mexican bonds and rail stocks rise on the news. It notes Coolidge could aid in reducing tensions.
A jumble of brief items notes Washington arrests for drunkenness, Prohibition enforcement strains in New York, aging and fashion quips, end of straw-hat season, sandal trends, and calls for a Jesse James monument in Kearney Missouri. It also mentions a taxicab fund idea and Senator Borah’s tariff on onions.
The letter exchange over a Philadelphia deal raises accusations of dirty work in boxing and mocks Tunney's gentle reply. Editors argue prize fighting has moved beyond sportsmanship and call for honest business practices as the Battle of the Three Millions nears.
The North Carolina Forestry Association pushes timber taxation reform and forest protection. It calls for a constitutional amendment to classify woodland as forest land, a severance tax at harvest, and a ten year federal program to expand national and state forests while urging public responsibility to prevent fires.
Paris September 21 AP A Paris convention of the American Legion hails women accompanying delegates as a triumph National Commander Howard P Savage says the smartest move was bringing women along Members of the legion auxiliary resume activities after a busy program of entertainment sightseeing pilgrimages and shopping Several hundred hear committee reports including Walter Dayol East Providence Mrs Walter Deals Seattle Mrs C E McGlasson Lincoln and Mrs J E Barcus Indianapolis Reports also from Frank Fleming Georgia national historian Mrs L E Thompson Colorado music committee and Mrs W W Townes Petersburg Virginia legislative chair.
A five day transcontinental film shot aboard a train spans from New York to San Francisco. Claire Windsor stars as Julie Rutherford with William Haines as George Manning, supported by George Smith the veteran Pullman porter.
A one day engagement on Broadway presents The Romantic Age a tale of a vivacious flapper and her bachelor guardian with a younger brother complicating love. Eugene O Brien Alberta Vaughan Stanley Taylor Bert Woodruff head a cast delivering romance, comedy, and a dramatic fire scene.
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