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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1920
Page
6
An old health note claims toxins from the bowels trigger skin eruptions and that four ounces of rad salts taken as a tablespoonful in hot water daily for a week will clear the skin. It says the remedy also stimulates kidneys and uses jad salts as a grape and lemon lithia drink.
Crittenden frets over a ruined painting and his ungoverned temper while his wife plans a perfect dinner for the Boyd visit. The night ends with anticipation of a den side conversation and potential escalation of hidden tensions.
In a tense domestic scene Crittenden confronts a prank involving a torn picture, exposing strained trust between him and Bess. After a brittle confrontation he smooths over the moment with charm, while Bess projects cautious optimism about a peaceful evening and a hopeful future despite ongoing power dynamics.
The chamber of commerce reports inquiries from U S manufacturers about High Point advantages for plant sites. Firms seek locations and may relocate permanently if conditions prove favorable. Acting secretary J J Farriss says the chamber will supply details and expects many additional inquiries this year.
Paris reports ninety thousand Chinese workers brought to France by the British army are being sent home as three year contracts expire. By February only about 20 000 will remain, with 10 000 from those who served the French army already sent or soon to be sent home. The Young Men’s Christian Association, led by R M Hersey, aided morale and leadership training, aiming for strong postwar influence in China.
A conductor nearly frightened by a loud trombone blast during an opera rehearsal questions a player. The musician apologizes and adds with professional pride that he played the fly on his music, turning the moment into a small comic triumph reported by the Birmingham Press.
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