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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1921
Page
4
The quote reflects public figures and social views as old standards blur. It cites Senator Dial gaining prominence while others mock the idea of a conventional, easily fooled older generation in a satirical tone.
A terse notice hints Lenin is urged to pause active duties. The comment implies a strategic move to control publicity without medical justification.
Railroad workers press for more frequent recesses as part of broader labor discussions. The push centers on updated break policies and rest periods to improve safety and morale across rail yards.
The remark suggests Senator Borah could regret his stance against large warships if he pursues future trips to overseas ports. The comment frames his opposition as potentially costly if travel abroad becomes a priority.
A Texas congressman used explicit language yesterday, prompting discussion in Congress about proposed restrictions on profanity. The incident underscores a push for an anti-swearing bill as lawmakers debate decorum and speech limits.
A new weed killing fertilizer may appeal to households if it prevents grass from growing tall enough to mow. The product targets weed control while keeping lawns manageable.
A vivid sales quip notes a dealer who can move a boatload of breakfast food in the Cannibal Islands and claims such a figure could also sell soap to the Bolsheviks. The line satirizes barter and persuasion across exotic markets.
Dr. Tom Dixon faces no motion picture censorship issues in North Carolina as his works are deemed acceptable and pass muster.
Railroads seek a passenger surge following Los Angeles' revival of ten cent sodas. The move could boost demand for rail travel as locals respond to cheaper beverages and increased city activity amid the revival.
The note hints the High Point furniture expo visitors may find the new hotel ready around July 1. Toledo is viewed as poor for job seekers while criminals seem to act with impunity amid local concerns.
A historical quotation attributed to Thomas Edison notes that once a young man reaches twenty one and is dead mentally no advice or experience can change him. The line reflects a view on fixed mindset and personal development.
Governor B W Olcott of Oregon states that Prohibition has come to satay and that sporadic efforts to revive the old order will meet with no success. The remark reflects ongoing attitudes toward Prohibition enforcement and temperance policy.
Dr. John W. Brennan, president of Bellevue Hospital’s board, calls the alcoholic ward a raving asylum. Sir Philip Gibbs asserts there is no justification for war between the United States and Great Britain, countering inflammatory claims.
A commented note claims Admiral Von Tirpitz discovered battleships won the war for the allies, contrasting with the belief that the army’s khaki buddies led to victory.
Quote from Josephus Daniels stresses building naval strength to defend the coast and island possessions unless an agreement with all nations is achieved. Reflects period emphasis on large sea-power and national security.
The High Point Rotary Club marks sixteen years since its founding by Paul Harris in Chicago. The article explains Rotary as a service based movement with restricted membership, local representation, and strong attendance standards, aiming to develop men of unselfish service who improve themselves and their communities.
Under the Parent Teachers association pictures will be shown at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. Huldah from Holland starring Mary Pickford is offered along with a Chinese travel picture and a news reel.
N Allen, buyer for Allen's department store, returns from two weeks in the eastern markets with a favorable outlook for better merchandise at lower prices. He says patrons can expect many surprises in the new spring apparel.
In regular session the council voted to pave Thurston Street, Jones Street from Lindsay to Best and from Best to Pinglish, and Ray Street from North Main to King. It also directed drainage work on Tayior and West Greer streets and other third ward thoroughfares, plus drainage around the Elm Street school.
Miss Emma Howen recreation specialist presents a demonstration in playing games this afternoon at 4 o clock at the First Reformed church. She plans several demonstrations during her city visit.
City councilmen consider a 55000 bond issue to build and equip a modern school for Negro residents of eastern High Point. The board discussed the need for educational facilities at a Tuesday night meeting. It was not known today if the issue will go before voters in a special election.
Blaine Wehrley, a Portland jeweler, received a letter containing one dollar with the note to give it to his father who died in 1902. The message lacks a name and prompts questions about the intended heir and origin of the bequest.
Seth Tanner warns against wasting time trying to appear right rather than being right. He notes many ex-town drunkards will die thirsty, yet not in the poorhouse, reflecting on pride and downfall.
In this vivid scene Martha reveals a joyful pride over a rumored romance with Arthur Mansfield. The narrator notes Martha’s loyalty and worry about temptations, while Martha questions whether loyalty is worth maintaining and contemplates male advances and marriage vows amid gossip.
The board of deacons of First Presbyterian Church High Point North Carolina records the loss of co laborer W F Norman. His faithful service and consecration to the church set a high standard and inspire future deacons. The congregation asks God to comfort the bereaved and bless the church. Signed by J S Johnson S Tucker N F E F White A S Caldwell Frank Wineskie Carter Dalton and others.
Four year old Edna Basel is in a St. Louis children's home waiting for a rightful claimant. She was picked up in Atlanta after telling railroad officials she was lost. Train records show she boarded a Denver bound Pullman at Atlanta following a Denver Juvenile court request.
The Enterprise will not publish campaign material for individual candidates outside paid notices. Notices boosting candidacy must be paid at forty-five cents per inch, while columns may feature thematic political content within advertising limits.
A room 190 feet in length and 16 feet wide with a height of 10 feet contains about 75 pounds of ain.
This advert promotes Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a first aid antiseptic for burns cuts and injuries and claims it reduces blood poisoning risk when applied promptly. It also touts Hamlin's Wizard Liver Pills as a pleasant laxative remedy.
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