Beauty Is Sin Deep Says Saki Quote
Prominent British author Saki, born Hector Hugh Munro in 1870, known for witty aphorisms, is quoted here with the line beauty is only sin deep reflecting his sharp satirical style from early 20th century writings.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2012
Page
4
Prominent British author Saki, born Hector Hugh Munro in 1870, known for witty aphorisms, is quoted here with the line beauty is only sin deep reflecting his sharp satirical style from early 20th century writings.
The Gazette salutes local entrepreneurs shaping a new economy in Gaston County as textiles fade. Preston Wilson leads multiple Belmont and Mount Holly ventures while Linda and Lisa Nguyen expand Lake Express in Belmont, and Bruce Cochrane revives Lincolnton Furniture to employ 72. This feature honors diverse founders driving jobs and innovation in downtown areas.
John Stossel presents a debate on charity versus wealth creation, arguing that private wealth creation benefits society more than government aid. He cites Stephen Post's data on happiness from helping others and notes examples like Gates and earlier magnates. The piece critiques the stigma on wealth creators and asserts virtue comes from creation and building, not charity alone.
Police report a Walmart shoplifting incident halted when a woman reportedly left her purse at the store. Readers weigh in with reactions, questions, and warnings about security, receipts, and prevention. The discussion touches on charges, parenting, gun safety, and a city water project with a 136 million price tag. Community voices express concern over crime, employment, and public spending.
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