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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1932
Page
4
A reflection citing Ecclesiastes 7 14 urges calm in hardship and balance during good times. It ends with a personal reminder to Horace to stay steady through trials.
The discussion weighs Franklin D. Roosevelt as the likely winner if he secures the November vote. Observers note voters respond to his friendly manner and farmer relief proposals, while contrasts with Hoover’s public bearing are debated amid historical election cautions.
In Charlotte Charles W. Tillett challenges ministers and readers to self-examination on Sunday observance amid new ordinances. He issues five questions about personal conduct, travel, and work on Sundays and taunts critics including Bro Hewitt over public exposure of actions on Sunday.
The article compares Samuel Insull’s collapse to a Swedish magnate’s death and notes New York bankers seek to inject about 70 million more into failing holdings. It warns stockowners face likely total losses near 300 million as courts clear the affairs with no payout, and questions the ethics of spectacular failures securing new credit.
Ex convict John Evans, slated for a 19 year Sing Sing term, says he welcomes prison as a writing haven. He notes San Quentin provided time for writing, and believes a cell will offer uninterrupted focus to mature his literary talent.
A historical photo shows Mrs Hoover operating a sewing machine with a caption playfully noting a stitch in time saves nine votes. The item blends domestic craft imagery with political campaigning themes of the era.
The gossip centers on Marilyn Miller and Don Alvarado diverting attention from Paul Bern and Jean Harlow, highlighting showbiz intrigue and public affection amid Hollywood headlines.
The note questions how tens of millions of automobiles end up parking on the same street after Henry Ford built the first car. It riffs on the paradox of mass production and shared urban spaces.
A reflective note emphasizes that moral leadership transcends appearances. It suggests practical lessons about humility, service, and inner strength as guiding principles for followers and students of history.
A provocative suggestion argues that a person who can avoid paying income tax should be targeted under immigration law. The remark implies enforcement via heightened scrutiny and potential eligibility issues.
A vivid notion features the Federal Farm Board in action as it plows, symbolizing agrarian policy in a rural setting and suggesting government farming aid in concrete labor.
The piece argues Norman Thomas and the Socialist ticket could affect the 1932 contest by drawing votes from Hoover or Roosevelt in key states. It cites historical close races, notes Prohibition and Socialist shifts, and analyzes how third-party votes might alter electoral outcomes without changing overall national trends.
San Marino, a tiny state on the eastern slope of the Apennines about 40 miles southeast of Ravenna, Italy, is regarded as the oldest republic in the world.
North Carolina American Legion calls for large enrollment by December 6 to back federal disability benefits and immediate payment of adjusted service certificates. Installation of department officials in Salisbury Oct 10 will draw Legionnaires from posts statewide.
In Madison Wisconsin bandits who held up Edward Wink forty seven beat him over the head with a stove shaker after finding only a nickel. Wink was in a serious condition when taken to the hospital.
Troy pupil Nahan Bailer, 12, has collected $40 from schoolmates for a fund aiding Stephen Nedorszik, the boy who lost an arm while trying to save a baby robin from a high tension pole.
Canadian officials provide solutions to a prior puzzle, detailing word clues and answers across horizontal and vertical sections. The page presents a completed crossword style grid with entries for various lengths and categories, including geography, astronomy, and common terms.
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