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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1922
Page
4
National Advertising Representatives Forst Landis and Kohn are based in the Bruns wick building at 225 Fifth Ave New York and in the Peoples Gas Building on Michigan Boulevard Chicago.
Verse notes fashion trends with bold lines about short skirts in cities from Manhattan to Texas. It contrasts Parisian decrees with American wearers and highlights Texans boasting the briefest styles as year round fashion, while beach censorship adds a moral angle.
A collection of satirical quips touches on air regulations alcohol reform tariffs on books and the vitality of consumer trends. It notes a movie star paying a million kisses weekly, bootlegger cleanup weeks, and investors seeking opportunity while modern life and literature provoke debate.
Hanford MacNider proposes returning veterans settle in their home towns to find work amid friends. He argues large cities concentrate unemployment, worsen drift, and diminish chances of honest, profitable employment compared with smaller communities and familiar support networks.
On day one at the Genoa economic conference French and Belgian delegates pressed to bar Germans and Russians from main committees. Lloyd George urged unity, warning that enmity would doom the aims of treaties associations and alliances and that nationality cannot erase racial hatreds.
The campaign to promote house building began well this year but progress remains short of needs. Encouragement of the building and loan plan helps, yet broader adoption is required to achieve extensive home construction.
As evidence of spring, students shift to baseball and hockey, with the school setting reflecting rising interest and the playful mood of the season.
A brisk reference notes the Pointers earning a glamorous but fleeting impression, with a sharp turn to modest gains the next day. The line hints at fluctuating fortunes and public perception of the team.
Miss Celeste J. Miller 74 travels solo with a cane after world trips and plans a seventh voyage. Three downtown brokers face potential fame for a mock trout tale in Connecticut. Ethel Barrymore and Sidney Blackmer linked to future Shakespearean roles. Novelty jewelry features black silk jets with hanging elements.
The Rev. Dr. Stalker in Calvary meditation recalls Good Friday significance and calls for silent worship. H Norwood Bowne of St. Mary's Church urges Christians to pause on April 14, repair to worship, and reflect on Christ’s sacrifice with penitence and gratitude.
Admiral Andrews announces Norfolk navy yard produced more paint than all eastern yards combined and recommends concentrating all paint manufacturing at Norfolk Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va., on April 11 as the navy department considers the plan.
London April 12. The general committee of the Amateur Athletic association endorsed forming an athletic association for women. The idea was approved in principle at a recent committee meeting and affiliation with the Amateur Athletic association was proposed.
Mark Sabre returns from Derby class to find tension at home as Mabel galls Effie and his romance with Effie rekindles amid letters to Nona and a new officer’s life. He visits Timborough and meets Twyning family dynamics while Harold earns his own commission and Sabre faces life after enlistment.
Egyptian police receive back and chest shields to guard officers from missile fire during riots, aiming to reduce injuries while controlling demonstrations.
The executor F. H. Mindenhall announces qualification as executor of S. H. Mendenhall's estate. Claimants must file by April 11, 1923 or be barred. Creditors urged to settle promptly. Notice dated lith cay of April, 1922.
Help wanted ad seeks fifteen salesladies for immediate employment at Dixie Department Store dated 4-13.
At auction tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock the property of the late Flora Perryman will be sold including household and kitchen furniture cows hogs meat lard and farming tools. Sale rain or shine. H M Perryman Admr.
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