Barber Chair Customer Tops Idle Shop Guess
A sharp saying rails against lazy workers as a barber chair customer outshines a whole shop of loafers. The line hints that quick wit beats complacent peers and that high flyers bear the heaviest fall.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
6
A sharp saying rails against lazy workers as a barber chair customer outshines a whole shop of loafers. The line hints that quick wit beats complacent peers and that high flyers bear the heaviest fall.
The passage depicts a speaker uneasy with a Fiji Islands employer facing a head hunter protest. It contrasts brutal tropical exploitation with romantic storytelling, noting real conditions diverge from storybook depictions as distant regions adopt a rigid, starched lifestyle here.
A playful paragraph contrasts summer activities with garden prep and pest woes. It mentions paper plates, peevishness, red ants, and the phrase made in Germany, hinting at wartime reparations and garden yields as a satirical backdrop.
The comment notes that if the Pons-Winnecke comet has a favorable observation of world conditions, it likely will not reappear. The language implies a rare, possibly singular upcoming sighting. Astronomical observations tie the potential visibility to broader global conditions.
An orator addressing Lake Forest College graduates notes that French wine interests aim to curb Prohibition in the United States. He asserts men want wives with understanding and sympathy, suggesting that greater understanding yields less sympathy.
Belgium and Austria claim ownership of the Order of the Golden Fleece archives with a reparations panel jury deciding. The records recall Charles V as a knight condemned for gluttony and noting he reportedly ate four meals daily starting at 5 a.m. The piece contrasts elite excess with common hunger in his era.
Fiji sugarcane laborers stage a strike demanding three dollars per day for six hours five days weekly with holidays. They seek free two room cottages medical attendance five acres of land and livestock including a horse bull and four cows for every native worker. The text notes unions and staggered work stoppages among the pel ae pers.
General Wood travels to the Philippines to assess whether U S rule should end or tighten. Wilson’s independence push may fade as field work hints at oil prospects, finances hurdle, and Japan relations shaping futures policy. Herman Sternburg admits fragility. Dr Peacock testimony in homicide case reveals chaotic town court proceedings.
New York report describes Brooklyn Bridge as a hub for artists and aspiring sellers, with promoters hiring line waiters and blue law debates resurging. Florence Botsford prepares to sail to Italy to collect global folk songs for verification with the YWCA.
Courtland H Allen of Oxford Alabama sends thanks to Mr Ford and High Point friends for kindness shown after the death of Ludlow Allen actor. Ludlow died just after finishing his act at the local theater. Courtland Allen is Ludlow’s brother.
The trial features Dr. J. T. Burrus and cross examination of Dr. Peacock. Witnesses include Ed Burton, Miss Evelyn Peacock, and ex-congressman Clyde Hoey guiding the session. A telegram from Irvin S. Cobb expresses support for Peacock’s acquittal as the defense questions motive and liquor handling.
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