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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1922
Page
4
A nostalgic passage invites readers to a quiet lakeside retreat with a shack on the shore open to all. It promises peace in nature, simple pleasures from swimming to fishing, night fires, and a dreamlike escape from work and sorrow. The piece blends travel vignette with public notices and broader social chatter.
North Carolina fruit growers from Moore County form an association to launch a broad advertising campaign. They aim to popularize Red Skin Sandhills peaches across 50 newspapers and eventually nationwide, following Oregon and California models of paid publicity to build a strong peach reputation.
President Harding abandons vacation plans as domestic and international troubles mount. Mention of coal and rail strikes the Mexican situation and tariff strain his mind. In sports, Welch Field may need temporary bleachers after a tense season buildup as Suzanne and Molla prepare for another tennis match.
The Asheville Advocate notes Greensboro and nearby High Point face a fly infestation fed by neglected sanitation. It urges year round sanitary practices and destruction of breeding sites to curb the problem, criticizing delay and urging action by officials.
The Railway Labor Board faces criticism for failing to prevent the broad strike, though it did avert a nation-wide shutdown last October. railways and workers largely prefer direct negotiation with employers, arguing the board’s wage fixing remains debatable and its overall efficacy uncertain.
The Retort Courteous notes the Lincoln incident at the Richmond Confederate veterans reunion did not spark major strife. It cites Commander-in-Chief Julian Carr's disclaimer as soothing and records modest northern press bitterness and aGA posts reacting. The Ohio State Journal defends Lincoln and laments lingering sectional feeling.
The fragment presents a phrase discussing a brave sentiment and a term retort courteous, implying a formal or refined response. It emphasizes polite reply amid strong emotion without broader context or identified individuals.
The Hickory Record quotes a New England paper noting a move from Los Angeles to southern Connecticut, then extols North Carolina’s mountain climate. It praises warm summer days with cool nights, abundant fair weather, mild winters, and less snow, highlighting growing appreciation from newcomers.
A wry remark contrasts rural simplicity with urban wit, noting that a city fellow in the country brings extra bustle and amusement, while a country fellow in town stirs quiet humor. The line hints at social friction and cultural contrasts.
Andre-Louis Moreau hides as Scaramouche with a troupe after fleeing Gavriline. In Nantes he encounters Aline and Clemene while the Marquess de La Tour dAzur looms. Aline reveals marriage plans and the truth of Andre-Louis as Scaramouche, deepening intrigue.
A display of tents tarpaulins and camping equipment offered at the location 116 South Main Street. Local shoppers are invited to peruse a wide assortment suited for outdoor use and travel needs.
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