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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1923
Page
5
Poem excerpt urges perseverance and inner strength to overcome failure and illness. It contrasts athletic pep with a deeper spirit that persists until the game ends. The text also notes Emile Cone challenging Ford on auto suggestion and references Ireland and censorship in the Ruhr amid looming conflict.
A draft of the peace treaty has been sent to Turkish authorities. The article argues that beyond documents the key need is aviation or air access to secure lasting settlement.
A free-for-all fight at a local Indiana dance hall ends with two men killed and a sheriff wounded. The incident shocks the community as authorities investigate possible motives and surrounding events. No names or locations are provided in the readable fragments.
The column speculates that if Henry Ford becomes president the nation would avoid wage burdens on workers. It notes new building projects in Durham suggesting high activity for spring and summer, alongside carloads of furniture.
Warren argues teaching demands far more time beyond classroom hours with early reporting duties and after hours work for reports and preparation. She notes summers require college study and social constraints limit teachers, challenging the notion of an easy profession.
The piece notes Joseph Allen Russell's upcoming 110th birthday on April 12 at his Lampasas Texas home. It recalls 1813 events including War of 1812 news, Perry’s Lake Erie victory, British naval blocks, Creek Indian hostilities, and high wartime government spending. It mentions 1823 when Russell was 10.
Voice of the People from High Point urges the American Legion High Point Post to purchase a home to serve as headquarters and a monument to World War I soldiers. The letter notes 800 local veterans, many who fought in France, and calls for broad community support and donations. THOMAS J. GOLD, High Point, Jan. 30.
Arrangements are under way for the three act drama Cabin Courtship by the senior class. The performance is in the South Main Street graded school auditorium at 8 o clock Friday night. Tickets are on sale and advance sales suggest a large audience. Proceeds go to the high school library fund.
L W Jenkins reports, after aiding in Jacksonville inquiry, that Hyatt A Grissom’s body is likely in the muddy waters of Thomas creek near Jacksonville. He cites evidence suggesting the Greensboro druggist drowned en route to Atlanta and may be entangled in creek weeds or a log with possible alligator involvement.
Velantine hands Father Maillaire a bag of tainted gold from a mine owner who oppresses workers. The priest accepts it as a means to aid the poor, while Velantine departs on the legendary Comet. Chapter V shifts to Paradise where the Hannon ranch and Redstar lore unfold amid plans for Fourth of July races and looming rivalries.
In New Bern January 30 a 83 year old Bridgeton garageman Roger Parker was found dead in his car in front of the Athens show shop with a bullet through his head and a 38 caliber revolver in his hand. The coroner is investigating and no verdict is announced yet.
Prohibition agent commands four additional men from Lenoir county seized on charges of running an illicit distillery. Names withheld awaiting full report. The arrests follow a previous raid that nabbed seven family members in the same county. Telegram confirms the action to R B Sams office.
Attorney General Daugherty filed a petition in federal district court to determine if the proposed sale of Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal stock to the Jackson Reynolds Syndicate of New York was made in good faith.
A forward glance notes that next year will bring a presidential election with citizens and parties preparing campaigns. The remark emphasizes the approaching political process and the significance of upcoming votes.
A concise overview notes how income taxes and outgo taxes channel money through government budgets, highlighting their roles in funding public services and shaping fiscal policy. The piece stresses the constant flow of funds between taxpayers and state coffers.
The note states that every week contains too many days to fit all tasks or workdays, making full planning impractical. It implies time management challenges and a need to prioritize essential duties across a limited work period.
The Haywood Journal of Waynesville is granted incorporation charter by the secretary of state with capitalization of $10,000. Incorporators listed as Horace Sentelle W Allen and T G Miller, all of Waynesville. The firm will publish a newspaper and operate a general printing business.
John Hannon and family live on Paradise ranch with Red star horses. Val on Redstar sees a strange horseman on a mesa top. In Santa Leandra a game ends with Velantine winning Lola Sanchez as stake for Brideman. Velantine visits Mission head Father Hillaire with gold gift.
Approximately 150 new members joined the Coleman Pitt post of the American Legion in Rocky Mount after a recent recruitment drive led by post chairman J. W. Council.
A Kansas City man kept both wives in the same residence amid concerns that rents elsewhere are excessively high and living costs press residents.
The H. M. Wade Manufacturing Co. of Charlotte has been granted a charter of incorporation with a capital stock of 250000 and 19000 paid in The company will manufacture soda fountain equipment and supplies Principal incorporators are H M Wade R K Jordan and E J Webb all of Charlotte.
Swollen veins should not wait until bursting. Moone's Emerald Oil a two-ounce remedy is advertised as a germicide treatment that reduces varicose veins goiters and wens. Claimed to be used by physicians and hospitals and guaranteed to work or money back. available from any reliable druggist.
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a painless backache lumbago and sciatica cure. It claims quick relief from soreness stiffness and pain after a gentle rub and urges readers to buy a trial bottle from their druggist.
Mentho Sulphur is advertised as a soothing cream for irritated or broken out skin. It claims to halt itching on application and clear eczema after two or three uses, noting sulphur destroys parasites causing burning and disfigurement. A small jar is sold at drug stores.
A traditional method for darkening gray hair is promoted with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. The ad claims a bottle in drug stores, easy home application with a sponge or brush, and results by morning with continued use for a natural dark, glossy finish.
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