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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
4
The excerpt shows unclear quotes about Coolidge Harding and a general sense of discontent. It reflects political rhetoric and social comparison, noting that dissatisfaction stems from inequality rather than mere lack. No clear events or figures beyond those names are established.
The remark contrasts charitable acts with mere token gestures. It emphasizes authentic generosity directed at meeting needs without seeking future reciprocal gain.
A Trinity College freshman who resisted hazing is described as a college cut-up in campus chatter. The remark reflects student culture and the hazing controversy on campus.
A respected rural columnist departs his editorial post to join the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He brings a farmer perspective to federal agricultural policy and rural development initiatives.
Judge Landis shifts focus to a youth oriented program as he begins training for the investigation ordeal. The move signals a broader effort to involve younger figures in baseball administration amid ongoing inquiries.
The passage muses on potential post Soviet government, praises the sanchorg for keeping rents steady, notes Kansas citizens coining leg is lacy for female lawmakers, and ponders a married man’s thoughts returning from winter.
Secretary Houston has handed over multiple tons of letters to the committee probing foreign loans. The issue has grown into a weighty and debated matter.
Announcement notes lower passenger fares from gulf ports to Cuba, boosting personal liberty advocates in the United States as the plan promises easier travel options and potential broader access to Cuban destinations. The statement frames the move as a win for individual rights and mobility.
A federal grand jury has handed down indictments against the cement trust. It is natural that the manufacturers of the product would stick together.
An Illinois man calls for increased corn bread consumption to boost national health and keep corn prices profitable for farmers, a stance that clearly excludes Kentucky.
Advertisements in German newspapers show women seeking husbands and listing advantages such as owning a flat or fuel supply. The notes mention travel cost inquiries, with a line about the fare to Hamburg addressed to Cecil.
The piece notes March as memorable for a presidential inauguration anniversary four years prior, Faster Sunday on March 27, St. Patrick’s Day on March 17, and the vernal equinox on March 26 at 7:51 p.m. EST. It forecasts spring business revival and describes March as a month of contrasts, with wild winds and a changing mood.
A lively slice of community life describes women’s new hats, gardening efforts with seegy planting, and hopes for radish and lettuce. Boys anticipate marbles hop scotch and baseball while birds migrate back and households plan renovations and backyard recreation.
The plan is backed by the chamber of commerce, Rotary and Xi Wanis clubs and nearly all civic groups. The college would serve all denominations with church connection secondary, offering broad education under Christian influence and boosting local economy through a million dollar investment, bringing professors and hundreds of students to town.
The Supreme Court ruling approves the federal farm loan act and farm loan bonds as constitutional. Bonds offer 5 percent interest and are shown as safe investments for small investors. Buying a farm loan bond aids rural farmers by providing credit for land, livestock, machinery, and better mortgage terms.
The Enterprise notes a committee of business leaders meeting at the chamber rooms to back a proposed M. P. college. Dr J T Burrus elected captain with 8 R Stevens as secretary and 8 C Clark among organizers as the effort to secure the project gains momentum.
Washington reports British freight thefts in transit amount to nearly $3.19 million in 59 weeks with an average weekly loss over $47,000. Consul General Skinner cites London chamber of commerce figures and notes uninsured property and insurer claims rising. one company faced about 250,000 pounds yearly in claims.
Jacek Johnson a Black heavyweight boxer already linked with manager Elmer Tenley plans a vaudeville debut in Yeavenworth Kansas after release from prison. The act aims to begin on first performance date post incarceration.
Richard Shaw and advisers plan a ten day drive to secure subscriptions for the M P conference college. They expect a $100000 goal, rapid canvassing, and a favorable site decision by the state committee by the 20th. Publicity will span newspapers theatres churches schools stores and autos.
Dr Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute attributes sleeping sickness to mechanical causes within cells affecting the optic mechanism. His cautious stance questions prevailing theories and suggests cellular mechanics may drive the disease’s progression.
United States Marshal McCarthy reports bootleggers sentenced under the Volstead act are hiring substitutes at $100 a week to serve their terms. Dr Carleton Simon, deputy police commissioner of New York, notes a surge in drug arrests in six weeks, surpassing totals for 1919 and early wartime years.
An Ethical Society speaker from Grand Rapids Michigan warns against pressing spouses for truth saying women lie because they are afraid and advises delicacy in seeking honesty. The remark frames gendered views on marital honesty and is attributed to George E. O Dell.
William Mills, inventor of the Mills bombs, seeks a penny royalty for 75,000,000 bombs used by the Allies. He told a royal commission investigating investor awards that he worked night and day and spent over £2000 perfecting the bomb.
Little Rock reports Kid Elberfeld signs as manager of the Travelers saying he has the knack to win pennants. He capped the Nak last year and brings veteran major league experience to the club ready to lead.
An advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a tonic to enrich blood and boost energy. It claims pale, tired readers may have thin or clogged blood and urges taking the product in liquid or tablet form, noting both share the same medicinal value and that the genuine brand name appears on the package.
A stranded traveler confronts an old love triangle as a blizzard traps vehicles at a hotel. A pained memory of a past affair resurfaces when she sees Katherine Miller with Robert Lorimer, while the storm halts rescue efforts and phone lines fail.
Colonel W B Greeley foresees reforestation of untillable lands as a housing solution. E Y Howe criticizes many books from European conference delegates. Major Richard Schvecter notes crime figures are down in some small cities and up in others.
Miss Bertie Lynch of Yadkin County is visiting friends in the city, extending her social trip and meeting local acquaintances during her stay.
SETH TANNER notes the room holds space between film viewing and modern dance. A quip suggests a full stomach makes a light heart and a heavy liver, reflecting homey humor in the scene.
Louis ville March 4 Red Weaver, Centre College star kicker, says the Crimson five will fall to Centre this fall after his 99th consecutive goal on the previous day. He plans to join the Byray ng team after college.
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