09 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1923
Page
1
Berton Braley ponders his “Puritanic mind” and calls for a balance between art and realism. He defends not being squeamish about all content while condemning exploitation, arguing great art can reveal truth without wallowing. The piece riffs on culture, politics, and society with regional asides and literary reflection.
Valannon's budding feelings entwine with Sir Tristan as hidden longing surfaces. Father Bri laire weighs counsel while Valonndrie encounters the seaward stranger, Vealantria, whose blue eyes recall a lost king. Amid garden conversations and moral hints, destinies hover as a hopeful but wary future unfolds.
A critique argues that dope parties have waned in popularity among Hollywood stars and that the film industry’s culture fosters idle recreation. It notes actors depend on directors, lack independent thought, and face moral scrutiny over narcotics links while urging rest and genuine toil as healthier escape.
The High Point city council lauds a sweeping paving program that promises fully paved streets. The Lotus mileage exceeds 80 miles as building continues rapidly without burdening property owners. The council notes that any unpaved thoroughfare linking to a paved or soon to be paved street can be paved, signaling major urban renewal.
In Paradise, Hannon and his family endure the mystery of Redstar the red horse’s disappearance while Val forms a bond with Velantine from the Border. Royce Clendenning promises to pursue rustlers as John Hannon departs on a secret journey. The chapter scene shifts to Paradise’s dining room where riders share tales and Val notes Hannon’s absence, amid bustling prep and rustic banter.
Readable fragments describe a raid aftermath with men reacting to finds. References to guns, props, makeshift arms, and a nondescript “Black” figure surface in a rough account. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the scene hints at a tense confrontation and improvised weaponry.
A teletype from Constantinople says the Turkish authorities now demand the withdrawal of allied warships from Ismid and Smyrna harbors. Ismid lies at the Gulf of Iswid head, 56 miles east of Constantinople. British and French ships at Smyrna ordered to stay in harbor as Angora must countermand for departure. Berlin also reports the premiere of Wilhelm Grass Love Songs for voice and orchestra performed by Maria Sehreker with the Berlin Symphony.
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