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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

03 Jan 1921

Page 6

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1921

Page

6

States prepare for broad reach of reform in 1920 sessions

Legislatures in 45 states and territories plan to tackle 74 reform programs including tax changes, blue laws, election redistricting, soldier bonuses, public works, and state government reorganizations. California leads with a $750 million irrigation survey. Missouri and Illinois push road, policing, and primary law issues.

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New York California Colorado West Virginia Missouri Supreme Court Illinois Indiana Nebraska New Mexico North Carolina Tennessee Vermont Wreming Massachusetts Egies New Hampshire Ennsylvania South Dakota Californis Texas Austin Tex Kansas Montana Delaware Connecticut Iowa Arkansas McRae State Board of Health Connecticut Company Shoup Wilmington Michigan Consder North Dakota Efort Nevada Miller Ico State Corporation Commission Mounted Polic State Insurance State Highway Commission Oklahoma House Senate Oregon Ohio Pennsylvania State University Mobridge Dortsch
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Berlin Tractions Lose Money Too

Berlin reports street railways operated at a nine month loss of about 49,000,000 marks under municipal ownership. A year end total near 60.6 million is expected despite fare hikes from 30 pfennigs to 80 and possibly to one mark. Wage costs and power rise cited. workers threaten strikes as pay raises are debated. A plan to form a committee to educate workers on operation costs is proposed.

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Takes Slam At Our Novelists

Chicago delegates of the American Library Association report that boys now read mainly technical subjects like autos and airplanes while Sister focuses on fashion and style. Ada Nelson of Knox College libary criticizes current works as too naughty for public libraries.

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Chicago American Library Association Horatio Alger, Jr Oliver Optic Sister America Ada Nelson Knox College
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Aspironal Elixir Promoted as Two Minute Cold Cure

An advertisement touts Aspironal as a two minute cold and cough remedy endorsed by army surgeons and medical authorities. It claims refunds if relief isn’t felt in two minutes and urges druggists to stock the product, promising quick relief for adults and children alike.

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Facing the Facts North Carolina Educational Policy Critique

A North Carolina voice declares the state educationally bankrupt yet asserts poverty is not a valid excuse. Citizens must confront their responsibility to fund education and benevolence from wealth, or risk global accusations of civic slackers.

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North Carolina’s Leap to Wealth and Abundant Production

The piece declares North Carolina has shifted from deficit to surplus economics, with vast gains in crops such as wheat and corn, cotton, tobacco, mills and factories, and bank resources. It notes $250 million in liberty bonds and savings and a $10 million annual income from these sources, asserting a rich future while challenging assertions of poverty in spirit.

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North Carolina South
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North Carolina Faces Education Shortage as Admissions Fail

The speaker laments that 2398 NC students were turned away from colleges last year due to limited capacity. He argues the state’s unpreparedness burdens the people and urges action to remedy the lack of opportunity for higher education and citizenship responsibilities.

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North Carolina
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