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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1921
Page
4
No clear event. The text muses on Germany seeking peace, describes a ten ton truck as a road aid, notes women deserve credit, and mentions Cork's Lord Mayor O Callaghan. Also references weather gear and rail fare ad writing challenges.
Harvard scientists report finding a new planet beyond the solar system. The discovery does not address the local housing shortage and is framed as a distant scientific milestone rather than a relief for residents.
To add to John Bull's family troubles, locals in an Indian state begin a revolutionary movement. The unrest highlights growing discontent and challenges to colonial authority.
A quip links national ideals to labor and housing worries, noting budget strain when rent is paid and wages tied to bargains. The remark underscores tension between governance, worker pay, and living costs in a period of economic strain.
Humphrey in the Journal of Heredity decries “the menace of the half-man” and urges segregation or sterilization to stem alleged racial decline. He cites subnormal inmates as proof, argues for ending parenthood, and warns of a future “vicious progeny” and a depopulated civilization.
A Paris scientist argues that humanity will revert to monkeys in two millennia. He remains ultraconservative in his scientific stance.
The government decided not to publish the official Cork fire report from December, citing risk of public upset and sensitive information. Officials say the document is deemed too hot to release at this time.
A brief item notes the sheriff’s episodic memory lapse and jokes about his absence from financial duties at intervals. The column also mentions bankers’ silence on US war loan cancellations to Europe, referencing a Rome newspaper suggestion without endorsing the idea.
The piece questions Judge Landis holding both federal judgeship and baseball arbiter roles. Impeachment moves gain support, with critics noting potential conflicts between judicial duties and a salary vastly higher than a US judge earns. Supporters cite preserving the game's integrity.
Secret service investigators say the explosive device used in the presidential yacht plot was no more deadly than moonshine whiskey, though some moonshine could blow up a battleship.
The piece cites scientists who describe millions of matured individuals as grown-up children with mentalities of 10 to 16 years. It asks what the world should do about the pervasive issue of these “borderliners” and notes Seth K. Humphrey as the author referenced.
In a birthday interview Thomas A Edison dismissed fears of a national economic collapse. He said there is nothing to panic about and that low mood is a state of mind. He noted bank failures have diminished and runs on banks are now rare.
In a plea for the upcoming municipal election High Point resident advocates selecting capable business leaders for mayor and city council. The article notes many Furniture City men could serve well but only some will run, urging citizens to encourage the best candidates and keep politics out of local affairs.
Plans for a manless wedding in High Point are under way with business leaders invited to participate. The couple will not be tied together but perform the ceremony with performer roles like little flower girls. The first rehearsal is set for tomorrow night in the auditorium as organizers aim for a landmark city event.
Citizens report repeated foul language by men on Broad Street at night when accompanied by ladies. They urge action as police may fail to stop the behavior and express concern over safety and decency in public spaces.
A testimonial from Mrs J L Haliburton of R F D 1 Raphine Virginia praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription during pregnancy and motherhood. She claims long labor relief and health for seven children and recommends the remedy with a trial package offer from the Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
Onlookers rally to curb a perceived indecent activity by a few on the street. Organizers urge residents to join in a public stand against the behavior and restore community standards.
Buyers from across the United States will attend a large furniture show in High Point June 20 to July 2. The event will be held in the new furniture exposition building and will bring substantial advertising attention to the city. Local manufacturers deserve praise for creating a significant market that will benefit High Point economically.
Archdeacon William H H Hardin of Salisbury will arrive in High Point Friday afternoon and preach at 7 30 pm in St Marys Episcopal Church Rev Thomas L Frott rector announced. Hardin is well known among Episcopalians in the state and his visit draws interest.
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hender of Mechanicsville confirming the new arrival in the community record.
A kitchen flue fire in a Hamilton and Ray streets house owned by Judge A. Kirkman and occupied by Mr. Ruth drew responders from the southside station. Firemen used chemicals to extinguish the flames with very little damage. The alarm was phoned in and crew arrived promptly.
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Arthur Jones of North Park. The infant joins the family as they welcome the new arrival.
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