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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1922

Page

10

First Woman Governor Candidate In Kansas

Mrs. W. D. Mowry of Kansas City Kansas files to run in the August primary as Kansas first woman gubernatorial candidate. She argues for economy and better public service and says women must join public life while remaining active at home.

Topeka Kan W. D. Mowry Kansas City Kansas Osage Mission School St. Paul Neosho County Parsons Republican Club History Club of Legislative Committee Kansas City, Kan Federation of Women’s Clubs

If Winter Comes and Forgiveness in a Dark Moment

Excerpt shows Effie asking to forgive Harold while a man erupts in uncontrollable rage. The scene contrasts tenderness and violent emotion as Effie pleads for mercy and a blessing from Mr. Sabre. Harold is repeatedly praised as a model boy despite the turmoil.

Harold Mr. Sabre Goodby Effie

My Harold Sainted Boy In Sabre’s Grief

In a tense scene Sabre faces a private agony as Twyning mourns Harold, his son and “such a good boy” lost to fate. The emotional weight erupts in a broken, ritual lament, with a crumpled letter and clasped fists signaling profound grief. The moment ends with a promise to continue in the next issue.

Harold Sabre Tidborough Hell Twyning Bre Saing Ir

Twyning Buries Grief as Sabre Delivers Tragic News

In a tense scene at Twyning’s desk Sabre enters and declares Harold, Twyning’s son, is dead. Twyning breaks into sobs as he confronts the brutal shock of loss while a torn red envelope lies nearby.

Twyning Sabre Fwyning Harold

Too Many People Helping Indian Weighs on Self Help

An essay argues that social service has overreached by crowding individuals with helpers. It praises World War I veterans for self driven recreation guidance and warns against overbearing guidance that stifles Indian self reliance. It calls for organized Community Service to spark growth without erasing personal initiative.

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