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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
3
Miss Emily Lambert is to be operated on for appendicitis at High Point hospital today. The item notes other society and local notices passing along with visits and gatherings from Ocracoke to Laurinburg and Gastonia.
Waggers Jewelry Store announces its second anniversary sale with reduced prices on all items across the shop. Typical pieces from rings to bracelets see discounts as customers shop for celebratory gifts.
The Guilford realty market highlighted a major transfer as David H. Wright and Joseph Wright and wife sold to Sunset Park Inc. a high point tract for about 21 560. Several smaller transfers were recorded with prices ranging from ten dollars to about three thousand dollars. Other deeds involve High Point and Morehead township properties with varying sums and titles.
A portly stranger checked in at Elmwood Hotel last Friday, borrowed a coat from host W H Plummer, claimed his own coat was stolen on the train, then left Sunday with coat and baggage. He returned the room key later with a Knoxville hotel tag and a taunt on the wrapper. Plummer says this is the first time a guest has carried away clothing in his 28 years of hotel work.
Prof. William Hobbs of the University of Michigan told a Rotary Club audience in Ann Arbor that Germany is the real winner of the war and will dominate development in Russia if current conditions persist. He argued Germany's industry, fleet, and labor stability outpace rivals, with external contracts prospering as internal markets lag.
Tourists collected local German paper money from Tostedt village causing financial embarrassment. The village issued 10 000 notes of small denominations to cover funds. only one note was redeemed. Fifteen village council members were jailed for violating banking laws as the notes were unauthorized shares paying no interest. they were released after claiming ignorance of the rules.
An elderly man found delirious on the campus of the North Carolina College for Women in Greensboro could not give his name or address. After a night’s rest he claimed to be John Kelly from New Orleans. He said he had no idea how he reached Greensboro. The Salvation Army took him into custody.
Lord Leverhulme argues American work habits surpass British norms, praising Americans for industrious early rising. He notes U S breakfast routines at 7 am and says young Americans view work positively, contrasting with England. He also discusses global gold ownership and a failing melon crop due to excessive vines.
Hickory July 26 Farmers report unusually good crops overall in the section but note blemishes in the meson harvest areas. Strong yields contrasted by localized issues to be watched by growers.
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