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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
2
A reported high school basketball clash between High Point and Reidsville at the Armory drew crowds despite errors in the copy. Coach Waters leads High Point in strong form as Reidsville arrives with wins, promising a close contest.
Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey is recommended for coughs and colds, praised for quick relief. The remedy is marketed as balsamic and healing, helping with phlegm, inflammation, and hoarseness, and is sold as an economical bottle priced at 25 cents to $1.20.
A historic health note advocates daily morning hot water with a pinch of phosphate to cleanse the bowels kidneys and liver. It asserts clearer skin better breath and relief from dull heads and bad tastes, promising visible health and appearance improvements.
Regular convocations scheduled for Friday at 7 30 near the Masonic hall East Washington Street led by Dr H Hall Most Excellent Master WW 2 Berns secretary notice to members and attendees.
As wrestling enjoys a surge in popularity the cast worries that the "sure thing" men may overdo it and push the sport toward a knockout, risking backlash and overexposure.
In a candid conversation, Mother Hayes recounts a life shaped by a controlling husband and a rebellious son. She warns against a perpetual “yes dear” attitude, noting how power dynamics can fracture marriages and family bonds. Gordon Hayes treats his wife with gifts yet rules her choices, while his son Crittenden resists but remains close. The elder generations clash and reconcile as lessons for the younger, ending with a promise to share more tomorrow.
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