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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1922
Page
2
A collage of verses and prose discussing workers talk about their trades, coal miners strikes since 1849, conditions, and the goal of steady employment. It contrasts poetry with rhymes and notes editorials on labor history and workers’ rights.
A mosaic of wry comments and quips across politics, weather, sports, and social observations. It touches Harding in Florida, Irish politics with De Valera, European daylight saving, and a Kansas income tax figure, all in brisk, stray dialogue style.
The Nation's Business notes nine states increased supreme court salaries in 1921. Pennsylvania leads with its highest court justices earning 3000 dollars more per year than the U S supreme court. If New York approves a constitutional amendment, its top court may match Pennsylvania.
A playful, unsigned column satirizes 1920s politics and culture with puns on Hayes Ford Weeks and Senator Speake plus jokes about landlords renters flappers and spring time buzz in a freewheeling signoff from The News.
The Pro ducing Managers association agrees volunteers will decide what plays New York should see while producers pledge compliance. A new crime wave curb proposes police sirens to halt traffic after robberies and signal all clear. A large salt water pool project near Seventh Avenue will use pumps and filtration to stay pristine with a Pompeiian design managed by the Commonwealth club.
The piece notes grown women adopting dolls as fashion accessories in Paris and New York. Dolls styled as Pierrot and Pierrette, South Seas figures, and many others are colored to match outfits. Dressmakers and milliners promote them as a chic finishing touch, though they cost more than a walking stick.
More than 1,000 actors and actresses will perform at the annual Actors' Equity association show held at the Metropolitan Opera house on the evening of May 7.
An architect explained that a tall building's gentle vibration in the wind signals structural resilience. He said the wind’s pressure on broad walls is enormous and the steel frame must move slightly to avoid weakening the structure.
Statistics from the Ministry of Education show about 902000 students studying in 39870 schools across provinces. Officials expect roughly 15000 more schools opening in the next school year.
Orlando action kicks off as Daytona faces Jacksonville and Tampa meets Lakeland while Orlando plays St. Petersburg. The league starts the season with 60 games per half and a split schedule ending August 19.
Detroit Tigers manager Ty Cobb leads the squad after leaving Augusta camp. The team will play four consecutive exhibition games in Georgia against the Rochester Internationals to open the slate.
In October Sabre confronts Nona about past choices and symbols of their relationship. Nona explains the meaning of flotsam and admits she chose wrongly, confessing she should have married Marko. The scene unfolds in a derelict park setting amid autumn leaves and lingering tension.
Dr Marian Edwards Park newly elected president of Bryn Mawr college Bryn Mawr Pa will be a principal speaker at the 1922 convention of the American association of university women to be held in Kansas City Mo from April 5 to 9 Park a classical scholar and administrator has taught in the west and east and has served as acting dean at Bryn Mawr Colorado College and Radcliffe College in Cambridge Mass late notes praise her humanities focus and varied leadership record.
An article explains mastoiditis as pus from an inflamed middle ear spreading to the mastoid cavities behind the ear. It outlines ear anatomy, emphasizes the connection between throat infections and ear inflammation, and warns that untreated infections can lead to serious complications.
The piece warns that colds can lead to mastoiditis with serious outcomes including brain infection, death, or insanity. It notes operations are common, one attack does not grant immunity, and emphasis is on treating colds promptly, especially in the ear and throat area, while cautioning about abscessed teeth.
Practically all farm work in Sweden is performed by electrical power. The report notes widespread use of electric motors for pumping, threshing, and dairy processing, highlighting a shift from manual and animal labor to powered efficiency.
In its 56 square miles, Hawaii contains three volcanoes and a lake of hot lava.
Report says Abraham Lincoln s grandfather may be buried in a Louisville churchyard where two weathered stones were found. Investigators tie the site to Lincoln property once spanning 400 acres. The tale recounts Mordecai Lincoln killing an Indian attacker to save young Thomas, who would become the president s father.
Bruce Carraway hosts a seed guess contest for a 40 pound pumpkin on display. Anyone may register a guess and name. Seed counting and judging occur Saturday night at 8 o clock by Home Banking Co officials. The closest guess wins $5 in gold.
The High Point Enterprise reports a daily average paid circulation of 2795 copies for the six months prior, excluding Sundays. The document lists editor C G Dickerson managing editor and publisher J P Rawley, with ownership and security details including Mergenthaler Linotype Co and local residents R B Terry and Carter Dalton.
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