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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1922
Page
4
The piece blends verse and prose praising constant verbal affection in marriage. It asserts that repeated declarations of love delight a wife and keep romance alive, supported by quips about weddings, home life, and the value of steady affection across years. References to Berton Braley and 1922 NEA Service anchor the timeframe.
The Safety Institute of America reports Fourth of July accidents remain a concern but show signs of decline as communities embrace safe celebrations. Fireworks restrictions reduce child risk, with nationwide deaths averaging 130 per year and thousands injured. High Point is highlighted for adopting a safety minded community Fourth with speeches music and games.
Raleigh fair managers urge state wide action to revive racing by offering purses. They argue several fairs contributing around 500 dollars each could attract quality horses and crowds and suggest clean racing with no betting. They compare potential growth to Kentucky’s breeding industry.
A city plan proposes the sale of 500 sanitary garbage cans to households at cost to curb flies and mosquitoes. The author argues that widespread can ownership, with weekly emptying and waste removal, would reduce health issues and improve the city’s appearance, and asks the manager to adopt the idea.
The piece celebrates managers who win by fairness and camaraderie, noting Manager Herndon as an exemplar who earns respect by joining the crowd and avoiding outbursts. It argues lasting success comes from cooperative, generous leadership rather than domineering styles.
Incomplete text reflects a remark that democracy on the ball field works as well as in business. The excerpt praises a good scout who earns effort from others and contrasts it with those who force their way through.
The Washington Times argues anti-Semitism on campuses harms colleges more than Jews. It cites President Lowell urging expulsion of prejudice and asserts colleges must eradicate bias or risk losing their standing and funding.
Across industry battles with rail and coal, the nation braces for impact but eyes a potential end to the crisis. Public mood, business prospects, and political tensions rise as workers weigh stake and duration while observers foresee a clearing of uncertainty after the upheaval.
Stockholm reports improved relations as Finland and Sweden resume cordial ties after prior incidents. Branting's Genoa diplomacy credited with progress along with reduced postal rates and plans for direct telephone and radio exchanges. Swedish journalists met Finnish counterparts in Helsinki to bury the hatchet.
An old advertisement extols Tanlac as a transformative health tonic for all ages from toddlers to seniors. It claims early life health foundations, urges readers to pursue vigor, and promises strength, energy, and happiness after taking Tanlac as testified by many customers.
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