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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1920
Page
2
In a tense domestic scene a wife confronts her husband Crittenden about their quarrel while dining in his room. She bites back insults, taunts him, and asserts control as he vacillates, leaving him defeated and retreating in disorder. The episode ends with her savoring the victory and finishing her meal. Monday An Attempted Apology follows, noting Britain’s liquor crime link.
Washington February 21. The complete programme for Congress through June shows lawmakers aiming for as little legislation as possible. Both parties fear missteps as wars between Reds and Law and Order factions loom and budget battles spark cross party scrutiny.
The piece argues the Capitol moves slowly with June campaigning ahead and voters ready to judge every vote. It suggests caution in legislation and notes mottos urging prudence, rightness, and careful voting to avoid misinterpretation.
A druggist commemorates 40 years in business by introducing Number 40 For the Blood a medicine claimed to cure chronic blood disorders and glandular diseases. The advertisement cites a historic doctor and references U S Pharmacopoeia and authoritative books for its claims. J A Hart Drug in Evansville sells No 40.
Margaret Romaine debuts with four Columbia records including Musetta Waltz from La Boheme and Rondo Ga votte from Mignon. Mardones sings Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep and Asleep in the Deep. Ponselle performs a Verdi aria Bolero from Vespri Siciliani. Records are on sale at the Peoples House Furnishing company. Bolshevism is cited as a minority power example with 180 million Russians and 25 policemen leading a 1000-strong mob.
In Dalton Georgia Recorder Tarver allows a group of belles to dance in his courtroom to illustrate a street brawl origin. The improvised show ends with small fines as spectators witness the colored shimmy. The dancing interrupts court and helps narrate the fight that police later broke up. Also notes on Punjab etymology and a pun about pneumonia. Alex McCarthy named manager of Kansas City Blues after Ganzel leaves.
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