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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1970

Page

10

January Building Permits Total $897 009 In 1970

The inspections division issued 18 permits for new houses valued at $512 150, compared with 17 permits for 211 000 a year earlier. Non residential projects totaled 261 052 with seven repairs to nonresidential properties worth 32 950. The month also saw 174 heating inspections 447 sub standard inspections 235 electrical inspections 155 plumbing inspections and demolition of 11 residential buildings containing 18 housing units.

L. Freeman Hill Hill

The Lost Generation Revolt of Youth and Style

In a vivid reminiscence, a narrator recalls bohemian rebellion from age fifteen to seventeen, naming The Lost Generation, flappers, and parents’ prudes. They describe Charleston dances, speakeasies, flash fashions, and the tension between emancipation and propriety.

Faith Baldwin F. Scott Fitzgerald Elinor Glynn William Faulkner

My Generation Revolt in the Red Hot Roaring Years

The narrator recalls youth rebellion and pop culture of their era. They describe early celebrity crushes Clara Bow Joan Crawford and actors like Rudolph Valentino and John Gilbert. The piece contrasts puritanical politics with teenage defiance and slang, ending with a reflection on growing up.

Clara Bow Joan Crawford Rudolph Valentino John Gilbert

Rural free mail delivery begins in Charles Town

Mail service launches in Charles Town West Virginia on October first 1896 under Postmaster General William L Wilson a native of the area bringing nationwide postal reforms to the town.

Charles Town W. Va Post Office Department William L. Wilson

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