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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1919
Page
3
Readers glimpse turmoil in Broadway chorus as union demands for rehearsal pay and half-pay during closures collide with managers cautious advances. Chorus members describe hard budgets, long hours, and fear of losing jobs as talks with Actors Equity unfold.
The timetable lists train arrival and departure times with no guarantee. Northbound service notes 4:00 p.m. departures from stations including High Point and Thomasville.
In a troubled mood Sandra hides away to confront Everett’s memory of Leela. She steals keys from Mrs. Gray, defies a headache, and slips into the attic hoping to uncover secrets that might change Everett’s feelings and her fragile place in his life.
Emma M. Woehrie accuses Albert C. Woehrle in Supreme Court of cruelty and separations after a 1897 marriage with two sons. Details include alleged attacks, while the article also notes the Legion of Honor medals tally and a personal narrative of strained relationships and a troubled household.
Six men from the city have enlisted in the United States Navy during the past few days per a Greensboro recruiting station report. The men are J Merritt Pegg B T Whitstine Samuel S Murphy Roy L Southern Wesley G Johnson and Clayton M Wells. A Navy recruiter will visit Greensboro Monday to examine and enlist more men at the post office headquarters.
PARIS Aug 15 After six years in German isolation 13 year old Herbert Seidel reached Paris en route to Fort Bliss Tex to rejoin his mother and sister He had lived with his grandmother in Saxony and has forgotten English but remains loyal to America He is the son of Color Sergeant Carl Seidel with the Fourteenth American brigade in France
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