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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
6
A columnist laments park benches replaced by concrete in New York arguing lovers lose private space for romance. The piece contrasts Cuba’s natural openness with Broadway’s moral glare and notes the city’s venues push spectacle over intimacy, ending with a Harvard football milestone for Freddie Church.
Retailers announce price reductions on Schaffner and Marx Society Brand and Griffon clothing models as a special inducement to clear unsold late arrivals. The move aims to entice shoppers with lower costs on popular dress and leisure wear.
Mary Lou Welch is named executrix of the will of J. R. Welch deceased in Guilford County. Creditors must present claims by December 27, 1920 or be barred. notice dated December 25, 1919.
Old fashioned remedies are often best. Yellow mustard in pilaster or poultice has been used for generations to treat soreness inflammation congestion and swelling with excellent results though it blistered.
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