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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
4
A column of travel thoughts and homey proverbs praising ordinary folk and street life. The piece blends Berton Braley verse with quips on travel, society, economy and politics, weaving humor with ideas on spring, autos, taxes, and patriotism.
An editorial urges a city wide effort to improve High Point’s appearance through continued clean-up, painting, planting, and removal of rubbish. It calls on residents and officials to maintain tidiness year round and use street cleaning resources to haul away trash.
Salisbury has closed its Red Cross office due to funds, joining High Point and other home charities in suspension. The piece contrasts European relief drives with waning local giving, noting distress within town limits often goes unseen. It recalls Pasquale Giondano’s subway arrest for pocketing two religious tracts and mentions Brooklyn girls Gwendolyn Pell and Jane Evans fleeing home over women’s independence concerns.
New York April 5 Patrolman Charles Flood aged 76, famed as a peace loving New Yorker, once arrested a man in 1876 and has since avoided further arrests despite ongoing duties. He recalls his 46 years on the force and his preference for quiet service over lawbreaking. The piece also notes quirky street scenes including a cat carried in an Italian restaurant and a condensed landscape gardening by Mrs. Harry H. Duryea.
A health advice column presents practical steps to maintain well being. Dr RK HW Bishop outlines simple daily habits, routines, and preventive practices aimed at improving bodily resilience and reducing common illnesses.
The article explains facial neuralgia as irritation of facial nerves from sources such as diseased teeth, inflamed ear canal, congested nose, or facial cavity inflammation. It notes related causes like diabetes malaria cold exposure or injury and urges examination to locate the real seat of trouble. It lists remedies including heat application, protective padding, medical treatment, diet regulation, and lifestyle factors.
President Harding sent to the senate the nominations of D. Ernest Meyer as United States attorney for the eastern district of South Carolina and Samuel J. Leaphart as United States marshal for the same district.
Prairie du Chien’s D A R chapter secured an option on Fort Crawford from owner W R Graves to preserve the historic post for future reconstruction. The fort, originally Fort Shelby from the War of 1812 era, later rebuilt on a nearby site and linked to figures such as Zachary Taylor and Jefferson Davis, served through many historic events including the Black Hawk War and Lincoln’s early career. The nearby government cemetery honors veterans, and the fort site remains a focal point of regional heritage efforts.
In Vanville Virginia on April 4 a car owned by Commonwealth's Attorney John W. Carter was identified as stolen from E. B. Clanton of Charlotte North Carolina. The vehicle was traced via a gum under the dash. Carter had left the car in Petersburg months earlier due to road conditions and had earlier said it might be stolen.
National Foreign Trade convention planned for May 10 11 and 12 in Philadelphia aims to boost foreign markets for American goods and activate idle plants and ships. Four to five thousand delegates from industry agriculture commerce finance and shipping expected with discussions on taxation currency exchange and shipbuilding among topics. President James A Farrell of United States Steel to outline foreign trade policy for Americans.
Jules Cambon resigns the chair of the Council of Allied Ambassadors in Paris on his 76th birthday and becomes vice president of Banque de Paris et des Pays Bas. His long career includes posts from Washington to Madrid and Berlin and leadership in foreign affairs.
Mark Sabre confronts his loveless marriage and a return of Nona as Twyning joins his firm. Years of deceit unravel in 1913 as Sabre contemplates honor versus passion. Fortune reveals Twyning's partnership, signaling further strain in Sabre's life and office.
Thirteen year old Helen Pugh of Asheville gave her first Greensboro recital at the North Carolina College for Women auditorium assisted by Prof. G Scott-Hunter. The program featured works by Haydn Brahms Chopin Grieg Mendelssohn and more under Euterpe Club auspices.
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