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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
4
A collage of comments on reparations in Europe, economy, and Germany paying versus France, plus notes on weather, film promotion by Will Hays, G. O. P. campaigns, Henry Ford, Al Smith, and daily trivia. The item blends editorials, quips, and social reminders from the era, ending with a call to find 1922 duties for Jack Dempsey.
The article discusses a reform bid on seed subsidies where the House and Senate clash over keeping or omitting them in an appropriations bill. It suggests a compromise might keep the seed in the budget, ensuring voters receive the package while the government bears the cost.
The European visitor Mons Emile Cone aka Dr Cone arrives in New York to promote Coueism a method likened to Fletcherism. The piece links his approach to digestion and wellbeing noting critics warn abolition of capital punishment may raise lynching risks. Rockefeller cited supporting good digestion as happiness foundations.
The article argues against capital punishment, claiming abolition fails to reduce crime and increases murder. It emphasizes the heavy burden on condemned individuals families and relatives and questions the state’s morality in taking life.
A letter argues the Southern Railway should not extend the College street end of the freight station. It proposes a second story over existing offices to gain ground space and avoid blocking West Broad Street, calling the idea feasible and cooperative.
Society hears a paper by Taylor discussing free seed allowances for voters and noting their political value despite cost. In Greensboro the Guilford County Medical Society heard Taylor discuss his Boston hospital observations at Peter Brent Brigham and urged authors to share hospital findings. The group also approved charging insurers for patient condition information and memorialized Dr. Grimsley Taylor who died December 28.
The Durham Sun reports that yesterday the House of Congress completed the formal process to remove an item from an appropriation bill. No specifics on the item or fiscal impact are provided in the readable text.
The Charlotte Observer notes Washington recognizes southern growth and will fund new federal buildings in Asheville and Greensboro. Proposals total 750000 dollars for Asheville and 600000 dollars for Greensboro, with scalable plans akin to Charlotte’s building. Growth demands larger facilities in coming years.
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