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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1923
Page
4
A light verse notes charm in a beloved woman through laughing wrinkles around her eyes. The piece blends playful affection with hopeful vows to bring happiness and endure life together amid jokes and cheerful outlooks. A stray jam of unrelated quips follows the poem.
A quirky note claims UK students must surrender pis tols amid exam season. The piece suggests teachers feel anxious. It adds a line about five Frenchmen attempting a world voyage that won’t achieve much.
An advertisement from Alaska presents a claim that snow is shoveled from lawns to reveal grass, a peculiar marketing pitch that contrasts with typical winter maintenance messages across regions. The ad uses bold imagery to imply enhanced lawn care outcomes despite snow cover.
A boot legger resists capture and raises a ruckus when detained, delaying his return home for supper and drawing police attention to the incident.
The Guilford community weighs a charity hospital in High Point led by the Woman's Club. Dr Burrus urged support for poor maternity care with a resident visitor pledging 50 dollars as initial aid. The group seeks prompt action without undermining existing city hospitals.
City leaders urge a federal census recount to reflect boundary extensions. Mayor Hedrick and Senator Overman pressed the Census Bureau, arguing the current population figure is outdated and no local count exists since the boundary change. The public seeks accurate numbers for city planning and representation.
About 200 to 250 physicians from the Carolinas Virginia attend a Tri-State Medical society session in High Point North Carolina They plan a public meeting at Wesley Memorial church to discuss the causes of insanity inviting local residents to attend for an informative discussion and civic engagement.
City residents press for strict enforcement of an ordinance banning driving past trolley cars at intersections after a deadly accident. Police are urged to arrest violators to save lives and remove dangerous drivers from streets.
Over 100 doctors attend an inaugural medical convention in the Carolinas and Virginia. Dr James B Murphy from Rockefeller Institute speaks on Experimental Studies in Cancer and X Ray. Public session at Wesley Memorial Methodist church discusses mental diseases with Drs Henry Cotton and Paul Anderson among speakers.
Val Hannon reveals the Black Rustler’s true identity as John Hannon and reunites with Velantine after a dramatic scene at Paradise. The couple rides home with the Redstar and The Comet, facing lingering danger, while Bristow’s steadfast aid anchors their future amid autumn plains and a weight of memory.
Greensboro February 21 Arrangements are under way for the annual meeting of the state home economics association to be held in March with dates to be fixed later Dr H C Sherman nutrition authority slated as chief speaker The NC association includes teachers institutional workers demonstration homemakers part of the national group Moran publicity chair urges department chairmen to attend in Greensboro
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