Post Office Second Class Matter Notice
Notice indicating the item is entered as second class matter at the High Point North Carolina post office under federal act of March 1872.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1920
Page
4
Notice indicating the item is entered as second class matter at the High Point North Carolina post office under federal act of March 1872.
A fragmented note suggests women at a certain age revamp and President Harding may pick party wheel horses for his cabinet. The passage mentions New Year’s Eve excitement fading as a hurray and hip-hip, implying shifts in political staff.
Hughes Hill Hoover Harvey and Hays are proposed as potential members of a capable cabinet. The list signals a readiness to assemble experienced figures from diverse backgrounds.
A vivid line evokes secrecy around illicit moonshine activities in a rural setting. The speaker hints at a winding route from a cow shed toward the kitchen, implying hidden brews and cautious movement. The tone suggests rural folklore and hidden livelihoods.
The writer of Pollyanna left a fortune of 300000 dollars, illustrating that optimistic tales can yield lasting wealth for heirs and legacy. The note underscores enduring value of wholesome fiction.
Readable text notes an improvisational attitude with phrases about interference and everyday items like sausage and wheat cake. The fragmentary line hints at creative struggle and casual references without clear events or actors.
A fragmented passage questions common health myths and the reliability of doctors and medicines. It hints at urban commentary on medical advice, prescription culture, and the risks of health fads. The text mentions Baltimore physicians and a city setting, with a satirical tone about cures and long standing credence.
A North Carolina campaign urges ongoing fundraising to save hungry European children. High Point aims to raise 5000 for feeding five hundred children for ten months, with a goal of 33.6 million nationwide and 36,500 locally raised so far.
A collection of quips on towns politics and civic spirit. The pieces poke at paying for projects funding hunting dogs and the friction of neighbors while contrasting the best known with the known best in a town.
High Point business leaders express optimism for the coming year. They foresee a rebound in employment, steady production, and a thriving economy as prices stabilise. Community gains include a $2,000,000 road bond issue, a centralized township high school, a modern hotel, and renewed manufacturing and retail activity.
The article discusses how wage agreements tie raises to cost of living. Officials monitor Bureau of Labor Statistics figures as price trends influence future pay. A Pottsville street car dispute shows two wage increases tied to ten point jumps, with automatic cuts when the index hits 192.
The New York cotton market opened with a drop of ten to twenty points due to lower Liverpool prices. January fell to 14.00 and May to 13.45 as pre-holiday covering occurred, then January rose to 14.20 and March to 18.65 with selling in Liverpool and trade months. Futures opened steady with January 14.00, March 13.45, May 13.55, July 12.68, October 12.76.
Havana Cuba enters 1921 with heavy drinking scenes as liquor flows freely in hotels and restaurants. The dispatch notes Cubans celebrate New Year with rampant merriment while America observes more restrained revelry, marking a sharp contrast between eras.
A stockholder criticizes the proposed hotel name Altapont as odd and unsuitable. The letter urges selecting a more fitting and significative title, arguing the name should reflect prestige and avoid foreign sounding terms.
Mrs J W Dysart of Cartersville Georgia recounts weak spells and fatigue before trying Ziron Iron Tonic. She says it improved her energy and rest and she recommends the product. The ad claims a money back guarantee and urges readers to ask their druggist.
Princeton Kentucky December 30 Sherman Markin a Highland Coal Co miner earned 468 dollars last month establishing a new pay record for the region.
In Amsterdam a strong anti reduction of the Dutch army emerges amid fears of a Belgian invasion if the 1839 boundary treaty fails. Officers from Our Army warn a smaller force could not withstand an invasion within three months according to Star Captain Van Gensau.
An old advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic to enrich red blood cells. It claims quicker benefits and overall vigor, noting two forms liquid and tablets and advising consult a physician if deep seated illness is suspected.
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