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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
4
A bond issue of 250000 funds expansion of the city school system. Immediate extension of city limits. A municipal building and auditorium. A city library, parks and playgrounds. A passenger station and track elevation. City planning, more homes, and paved streets. Sewer and water extensions and hard surfaced roads. Improved garbage disposal. Population 20000 with extended city limits.
A collection of humorous quips on science travel time hats soldiers radios and social customs. It riffs on Lloyd George Monkey New York pockets and wealth of oddities while touching on marriages divorces coal supply and public policy with wry irony.
The note highlights home brewers as a modern group shaping yeast culture and beer making. It frames hobbyists as knowledgeable innovators, reflecting a cultural shift toward amateur but skilled fermentation experts.
A columnist questions a city council’s move to ban jazz from stages and dances, arguing bans on symptoms miss the root cause. The piece cites freedom of thought and warns that ridiculous laws undermine respect for government and may fuel broader cultural smirks and fashion shifts.
President Harding endorses Detroit Better Homes Week urging local organizers to expand the program nationwide. He calls home the cornerstone of civilization and stresses that stable homes support education, culture, and national progress, placing responsibility on women as primary builders of America.
Clover the 61 year old horse owned by Dr. A Myers of Catawissa Pennsylvania will appear at the New York fashion and beauty bazaar in May. Bred in Kentucky and owned 35 years Clover won a racing claim of 2 17 and veterinarians confirm his age. His longevity is credited to his preserved teeth.
The article notes New York women sought olive-brunette tones with face powders eighty years ago and now bath treatments using henna dye aim for a true oriental shade. It hints at fashion whim and costume influences driving the trend.
In Greenwich Village art permeates shops and streets. Vito the Christopher Street barber fills his shop with drawings statuettes and water colors, claiming increased patronage and connoisseur status. Customers enjoy a better experience while artists sell sketches and plaster casts daily.
The Shadow at Klaw Theatre introduces a novel killer moodily returning home smiling after murder. Percy Waram stars as Philip Blanchard opposite Noel Leslie as Elias Waycott and Helen MacKellar, amid praise for the production. St. Anne's Deaf Church on 149th Street features prominent lighting to illuminate sermons.
A woman traveling steerage in a striking leopard coat drew heavy attention aboard ship. She spent 23 hours daily fielding questions from reporters and delegations about her voyage, causing concern among ship officials who could not bar her travel despite the attention.
The Cur tis Service Bureau sketches a 26 by 28 foot seven room square house costing about 7025. Readable plans show economical layout with side living porch for privacy, a front hall with coat closet, bay living room with a fireplace, and rear kitchen dining areas. Two bedrooms per floor provide ample light and built in storage.
Barry Houston returns from Boston to Tabernacle to confront Thayer’s fraud and a forged lease as Medaine Robinette, Batiste, and Jierdon watch. He recalls a Boston murder case where a prize fight mallet and Langdon's death linked him to a case he says he did not commit.
Dr. Charles Aubrey Eaton president of the American Educational Association of Philadelphia addressed a large Henderson audience. He spoke at 6 30 oclock before the Rotary Club at its monthly business meeting and luncheon. The Chamber of Commerce cooperated with the Henderson Rotary Club and the Newcomers Club to bring him.
Lynchburg reports the death of 35 year old machinist John W. Hartung at Monroe. He was found by the roadside. heart disease is suspected. He leaves a widow.
Local committee in Danville Virginia has arranged a banquet for the T P A state convention to be held May 5 and 6. The banquet will be hosted by the local post and will honor about 200 visiting delegates on the opening night.
This fragment notes the Shoshone caverns at Albima Spur in Ment has never been fully explored due to the vast extent. The remark hints at the cavern system's size inspiring ongoing scientific and exploratory interest.
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