Jumbled Epigrams Reflecting Satire and Social Quips
A collection of comic lines and quips on politics, society, and daily life. The verses poke at landlords, actors, fashion, fools, and economic woes with playful wordplay and ironic twists.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1922
Page
4
A collection of comic lines and quips on politics, society, and daily life. The verses poke at landlords, actors, fashion, fools, and economic woes with playful wordplay and ironic twists.
Blwood Cox proposes city pave an asphalt connector from the east end of Washington Street to the new Kivett road. An underpass under the Southern Railway near the water works would replace the Leonard Street crossing, reducing danger and grading on the north side. The plan aims to extend Washington Street toward Welchfield and improve city property while offering a faster route to Greensboro.
High Point citizens plan a life size bronze World War memorial on a granite base about eighteen feet high. The plaque will list local enlistees and a separate plate honors those who died. The piece aims to daily remind the community of veterans’ sacrifices and calls for renewed local support.
Fairfax Harrison calls for a showdown to settle the strike, warning that most suffer while a few profit. He argues the public remains misinformed and unawake as coal costs for next winter loom, with railroads needing operation despite disputes.
The text argues that transportation facilities affect a vast body of people who need food, clothing, and fuel, not merely a few workers. It emphasizes the broad social impact of transport networks on daily sustenance and living standards.
Greensboro News notes Asheville Citizens envision Summer 1923 highways linking North and South Carolina towns from Toxaway through Sapphire Fairfield Highlands to Atlanta and beyond. It discusses Hendersonville Brevard Rosman Lake Toxaway and projections to Franklin Bryson City with interstate connections, promising easy motor travel into mountain country and its pristine forests and wildlife.
The Salisbury Post warns that calmer conduct is needed amid ongoing strike tensions. It cautions against hot heads and radicals, praising striking workers for their conduct and stressing a calm spirit as the situation evolves.
O R York local postmaster says a new branch post office will open August 21 at 1236 English street. The West Side station closed July 1 due to William H Dowdy’s resignation will reopen the same date with W Hart taking over. A M Townsend named postmaster for the English street station designated as station C S&S. York expects a postmaster for the South Main street sub station soon.
Thirteen realty transfers, totaling about 25000, were filed yesterday in Guilford county. Largest sale: W Jennings and wife to W R Halton for about 17365. Other Greensboro and High Point parcels include several small lots and agricultural land across Sumner and East Side Park. Mrs. Clement widely known in High Point and Greensboro regions is noted.
Mrs J B Clements formerly Rosa Page of Vale county died Monday morning in Delaware Ohio hospital. Survived by husband and two children James 13 Natharine 8, brothers B C Page High Point C E Page Greensboro, sisters Mrs J E Johnson Mrs Daisy Page Walker Miss Katharine Page Greensboro. Funeral arrangements not learned today.
Monograms are used extensively on lingerie and on tatt ored frocks of linen and silk. On silk shirts they often appear on the pocket or the sleeve.
Will Hays head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association spoke at the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Alexandria Hotel. He said Hollywood evils will be eliminated and highlighted talk as the industry’s only bad influence while urging public support for good pictures. He visited Warner Brothers studios and met Freckle-faced Wesley Barry who paused work on Rags to Riches to shake hands with Judge Landis of the screen.
In New York Aug 15 Mme Reine Marguerite Pougnard Beekman wife of civil engineer Dudley A Beekman complains she is tired of constant kissing as she sails home on the liner La Savoie bound for Le Havre.
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