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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1919
Page
3
Crittenden revisits Marjorie’s critique of the living room, noting his dawning sense that something is amiss. The narrator doubts he will admit the issue given his firm will and steadiness.
In a tense scene, a narrator tries to calm Crittenden who dislikes Marjorie Boyd. The speaker defends Marjorie and aims to rebind their friendship through playful scolding and persistence, hoping to end the quarrel and restore harmony.
Fragmented timetable items show arrival and departure times for multiple stations including Atlanta Asheboro and P.R. A. S.A.R. with notes on conditional stops and Sunday suspension. The OCR lacks coherent structure but reflects a regional rail or streetcar schedule with varying day and time blocks.
Doctors warn colds and mild flu can lead to pneumonia and complications. Calotabs are pitched as the best laxative to activate the liver, with one tab at bedtime and a morning recovery claimed. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents, druggists guarantee satisfaction or refund.
Mexico City reports that buccaneers and freebooters remain active on small Pacific islands off Mazatlan coast. President Carranza dispatches a naval expedition for two months to rout the pirates and establish military posts to deter their return.
Sergeant A. Castle, the local recruiting officer, has returned from Fair Haven New Jersey after Christmas with relatives. He plans to stay in High Point for several months to sign up new soldiers and invites interested men to visit his office in the post office building. He touts exceptional opportunities for ambitious youths as he continues the recruiting drive.
The ad touts Number 40 For the Blood as the best treatment for blood poison with symptoms like pimples sores and swollen glands. It notes maker J C Mendenhall a 49 year old Evansville druggist and sale by J A Hart Drug Co.
The 1804 duel memory resurfaces as the Manhattan Company and Merchants National Bank merge after 115 years of neighborly rivalry at 40 and 42 Wall Street. Burr and Hamilton clashed over bank control, with Burr’s 1799 bill aiming to loosen Federalist banking power and gain anti Federalist access.
A historical account notes Burr maneuvering to obtain a charter for a water works company to access $2,000,000 in capital while federalist rivals faced banking discrimination. The episode hurt Burr's standing, drew Hamilton to form the Merchants National, and foreshadowed regional tensions in early state finance and politics. Also mentions Illinois amateur three cushion billiards trials across 15 districts with Chicago as the nationals site.
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