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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1925
Page
5
LDIA LE BARON WALKER outlines club potatoes as substantial, versatile main dishes. Baked potato shells are filled with seasoned mashed potato and meat fillings such as ham or chicken, then baked to brown, with varied pairings and sauces for fish or lamb options.
The text outlines a 1924 horoscope noting today’s vibrations push mental and physical activity, with delays if self-control fails. It highlights early-day conservatism, afternoon gains, and inventive problem solving. A birthday profile warns impulsive actions and temper issues, naming notable figures born that date.
Means is Gaston B. Means former Justice Department agent who faced a New York conspiracy to obstruct justice trial. A bench warrant was issued when he failed to appear. Reported today from Concord at his mother’s home, he is said to be suffering from gall stones. No further comment came from Means or family.
A 1924 Bell Syndicate column laments jewelry compulsion among women. It contrasts a subway scene of a tiny girl with tarnished silver serpent ring and glass diamonds with advice that simple rings beat fake splendor. It ends urging readers to write with stamped envelopes.
The annual meeting of Piedmont Building and Loan Association holders will be at Wachovia Bank and Trust Company office at 7:30 PM January 20, 1925. Agenda includes the secretary’s annual report, election of directors for the ensuing year, and any other business. W C Idol secretary.
A vintage health tonics claim to renew appetite and restore color and vigor. The ad emphasizes craving food and radiant vitality, appealing to those seeking quicker meals and brighter complexion through tonic use.
A boy named James grows up under his mother's strict quarantine beliefs and avoidance of rough street life. At 12 his father sends him to a boys school where he struggles until a new friend, Brian, helps him join in. The piece ends with a note from Angelo Patri offering guidance to parents and teachers.
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