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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
1
A mosaic of editorial quips and observations on railroads, economy, politics, and culture. Witty critiques touch on Imagination as a source of war, Prohibition, disarmament, media trusts, and social norms, with scattered notes on Guilford county, North Carolina politics, and a New York harbor cobra saga.
A historical remark stresses the post office as a major utility beyond letters and parcels. It argues that careful addressing and a visible return address can cut labor and costs, noting millions reach the dead letter office annually and highlighting broader postal operations like registry, money orders, and savings.
A study notes that the Congressional Directory preserves wit in biographical sketches. It highlights Rep Park of Georgia whose entry is unnervingly brief with only his name and two words, unlike newer members who receive lengthy bios penned by the lawmakers themselves.
Wright factory notes describe a new airplane wing boosting lifting power fivefold along with speed and stability. The focus shifts to practical freight use, increasing carry capacity without larger size and making wings more adjustable for aviator control. Emphasis on safer landings and wings as the path to peaceful commerce over war.
Fragmentary note praises a visionary genius whose persistence turned a seemingly impossible idea into reality and honors their contributions, acknowledging doubt from others who failed to see the potential.
In New York, Afghan royalty Sultana Mohamam Azim Khan Hashim Khan and Akbar Khan roam the city with sapphire pendant nose jewel and the claim she may send her sons to an American college. She reportedly carries the second largest diamond in the world and has yet to depart.
Justice Strahl uses sidewalk conferences to resolve rent disputes, ejecting tenants and landlords from the courtroom to settle 68 cases outside. the rest are settled in court. The piece also notes large beach attendance and Smyrna’s cosmopolitan tea gatherings hosted by the W C L A, illustrating social diplomacy and cross-cultural exchanges.
Mrs. Blanche Vogel of our city was married to the Marquis of Calvatone, also known as Don Girolamo Semmi-Pleenardi. She plans to live in Italy where her husband serves as a captain in the army, yet she is noted among our people for the latest society union.
Mr and Mrs Charles Seeger, siblings of late War poet Alan Seeger, travel with three children in a living trailer and a flower powered dwelling. They drift through the Moonshine district of the southern mountains and wintered near Pinehurst North Carolina, camping on Long Island and planning possible travels abroad.
A historical column asserts friendship with the United States is an absolute necessity for Japan, emphasizing strategic alignment and mutual interests. The piece frames cordial relations as essential to Japan’s security and economic outlook amidst shifting regional dynamics.
A garbled OCR passage presents a muddled view of British politics with references to Britain, Germany, America, and Parliament. It mentions loyalty, leaders, and line hints at a debate on alliance and division, including a name resembling Harry Brittain.
Indiana veterans to sail August 3 for France to attend unveiling ceremonies marking the Flirey monument honoring American troops. Delegation led by Franklin D Olier will include representatives from all states and branches, with receptions in Paris, Rheims, and other cities, and a notable tribute at St Die.
A big two act bill at the Orpheum features the Convoy Girls with two distinct performances for one admission. Laughing Lester, Bennie Reed, and the Cremion Four present new chatter and harmony acts, promising a full evening. Marie Walcamp stars on screen in the eighth episode of The Dargon s Net.
In Castletown Mount near Dundalk an attempted arson targeted the ancient fortified site regarded as Cuchullain birthplace and now a museum. Archaeology Society members sheltered inside as they fled for safety while troops were expected to occupy the area reportedly related to the incident.
In CLAUS-NHUSSEN Germany on July 16 a farmer plowing found a skeleton and alerted the police. A brigade of university professors arrived and unearthed three more skeletons along with swords and lances. The experts deem the find a significant bronze age collection possibly tied to ancient warfare.
G W Foust aged 70 died of heart failure early today while awaiting train No 44 at Jamestown Southern railway passenger station. Dr D W Flagg certified death. body taken to J W Sechrest and Son for burial prep. Survived by widow and seven children. funeral arrangements pending Mrs Foust visiting Alamance county. he recently planned Burlington trip to see ill mother in law. He had lived in Jamestown for years and was well known.
Mrs N Buckner general secretary of the Baraca Philathea union of North Carolina will address Baraca and Philathea classes of High Point at a meeting Sunday morning July 24. Officials said the visit is expected though the exact time and place have not yet been finalized.
Mrs Buckner of Asheville and other Baraca and Philothea workers announce a State renowned speaker to address worship services Sunday at High Point. The meeting aims to help classes arrange attendance and is expected to draw many from across the state.
Governor Cameron Morrison spent time in Asheville and traveled to Raleigh yesterday. An expected announcement on the municipal finance bill is anticipated as the legislature fixes a date for the execution of seven men, following a clerical error.
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