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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1920
Page
4
The High Point area anticipates a hopeful new year with deflation easing and a stabilizing economy. Wage cuts help avoid factory closures, while rising orders and higher buying power signal a return to normal activity in construction, furniture, and cotton mills.
A call to optimism urges readers to face conditions with confidence. The message stresses that High Point and the nation are sound and promotes unity to make 1921 a banner year returning to prewar prosperity.
Doctors urge early bedtimes for children to ensure 12 hours for a four year old, 11 to 12 for older kids, and to prevent learning delays and dreams disrupt sleep. Advocates recommend plenty of sleep, fresh air, wholesome food, and outdoor activity. night air should be allowed through wide open windows to aid lung exercise and tissue recovery.
Lawrence Veiller argues the housing problem goes beyond building more dwellings. He says it is about giving the masses access to decent living conditions for raising families and preventing conditions that threaten the community and civilization.
John C. Ballagh, 78, a New Brunswick, New Jersey native, died in Japan after months of illness. A veteran missionary since 1875, he served 45 years with the Presbyterian mission in Japan and recently acted as treasurer.
Two hundred children of General Wrangel’s officers were among about 100000 Russian refugees ferried to Constantinople by Allied ships after Wrangel’s forces fell. Many were orphans and famished, trading valuables for food as a American destroyer ferried 2060 children to the Tracomha orphanage on the Bosphorus. Mothers with babies were fed first, then children. most spoke French and behaved with quiet dignity despite exhaustion.
Washington dispatch reports that odds favor Newberry holding the Michigan Senate seat over Ford, pending Supreme Court verdict on his election law appeal and a Senate recount. Ford’s slim chances rest on the recount outcomes with 418,600 ballots archived and 30,000 ballots cast overall.
The 36 year old police chief Fitzmorris displays a new crime map on his office wall in Chicago. He marks crooks with crosses and relocates each suspect’s marker to show movements and shifts in criminal activity.
Advertises Ziron Iron Tonic as a tonic for those in hard labor both physical and mental. Includes a testimonial from H B Converse of McEwen Tennessee claiming rapid strength return after using two bottles and noting a money back guarantee from the druggist.
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