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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1920

Page

3

Taming My Husband a 1919 Personal Tale of Curiosity and Duty

A narrator recounts resisting temptation to open her husband Crittenden's package revealing a den worthy painting. After a lunch with Marjorie Royd, a long drive, and near lateness, she returns to help hang the artwork in Crittenden's den, hoping the piece earns pride of place as the room’s centerpiece.

Crittenden Marjorie Vermont

Handsome painting causes a domestic clash over placement

Bess objects to a preferred wall for a portrait as Crittenden argues it should hang. The dispute escalates to anger and a crash when the painting is eventually smashed, leaving the couple estranged and tense in the house. Also in the issue a note on Vanderbilt cars and a Yale hockey tour in Canada.

Crittenden Yale

Banish Traffic Faces Dublin Streets as Permit Rule Bites

Dublin and other Irish cities see near total halt to motor traffic after government orders that all automobiles require police permits. Drivers refuse to apply, sparking a wide scale strike by transport workers and disrupting trade and newspaper distribution. A deputation to London failed to sway policy.

G.game Dublin Lrivers Stan

Rockefeller Gifts Support Baptist Mission Funds

New York January 3 John D Rockefeller gave two million dollars as part of a twelve million dollar drive by the national Baptist laymen to fund home and foreign missions. Rockefeller contributed nine hundred thousand to the American Baptist Home Mission Society and one million nine hundred thousand to the Foreign Mission Society.

Rockefeller New York John D. Rockefeller North Baptist American Baptist Home Mission Society Foreign Mission Sociesy

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