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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
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The item outlines a bond issue of 250000 for immediate expansion of the city school system and broader growth plans. It calls for extending city limits, building a municipal building and auditorium, a city library, parks and playgrounds, a new passenger station, planning system, more homes, paved streets, extended sewer and water, and mile of surfaced roads to support a 20000 population.
A collage of quips and short items from Farm Life and various places. References include spanking debates, stage imagery, canaries on hats in London, health tips about wealth, and assorted political and cultural jabs. Notable lines mention Doris and Bill, Ruth, Dempsey, and Lloyd George amid bemused, brisk humor.
High Point officials urge rapid action on a municipal waste system after years of neglect. The health board seeks council approval for an adequate disposal plan to reduce flies, improve sanitation, and provide a cleaner, safer city for residents and homes.
North Carolina State fair directors plan to reduce carnival features and emphasize agricultural and livestock displays with larger cash prizes for county farm exhibits. They urge honest racing with adequate purses and a well kept plant to attract exhibitors and public support.
The article discusses how wartime military training boosted health awareness. It highlights how training transformed mediocre individuals into fit forms, detailing strict posture, timed movements, and disciplined exercise as key benefits. It stresses the lasting value of regimented routines and the body’s improved strength and rhythm.
The passage extols wholesome physical training, noting proper posture becomes a habit and quick muscle response follows commands without strain. It claims disciplined exercise deepens the chest, hardens flesh and muscles, and leads to the delight of perfect health and happiness.
Editorial by M. C. Adams argues the proposed bonus would not bog down the economy. He counterclaims that hundreds of millions are already tied up by swindles and would instead be spent to irrigate land, boost commerce, and circulate through the economy as soldiers receive and spend their money.
Governor Morrison commuted the sentence of Wright Rouse, calling him an obedient agent of his wife and her lover who orchestrated the crime. The decision followed careful review, expert opinions, and belief in the defendant’s mental irresponsibility, sparing him the electric chair.
City Manager Hinkle fled Columbus Georgia amid lawless outbreaks. Some say pressure from threats and a severe beating forced his resignation, while others claim he was run out. Locals hope justice for the hoodlums and continued vigilance by authorities to restore the city’s name.
Major W. T. Blake and Captain Norman MacMillan plan a multi-leg global flight starting June 24 from Croydon. They will use four airplanes of different makes, including a D H 9, a Fairlie 38 seaplane, and a F3 flying boat, with legs spanning Europe Asia and North America.
At the Iowa Knights of Columbus annual convention in Des Moines on June 1 a resolution demanded the resignations of Supreme Knight J A Flaherty of Philadelphia and Supreme Advocate Joseph C Pellettier of Boston. The move was adopted at the closing session.
A London report describes Dr Hanessen in Jerusalem proving a claimed psychic faculty by locating a needle hidden in a portrait at the lunatic asylum. He found it in under 25 minutes with a supervising committee, guards, and a crowd of thousands observing the test.
In Le Creusot France on June 1 American bankers visiting Saone-et-Loire were shown by Charles Schneijder the steel plant complex. They observed the shift from war to peace production with locomotives and turbine engines replacing recent heavy artillery output and noted a workforce of about 28 000 at Le Creusot works.
The French military projection shows a total force of 330000 after 1925, including 50000 French troops and 80000 colonial forces. The plan outlines a sizable domestic and colonial army expansion for national defense and imperial commitments.
In the Western District of North Carolina Greensboro, the Atlantic Store Inc bankrupt invites sealed bids for stock of shoes and dress goods, store room 109 Main St High Point. Bids due June 13 1922 at 10:00 am with 10 percent good faith deposit. sale subject to court confirmation.
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