Hope is a star that shines for all
A compact verse noting that hope shines from afar as a constant light. It celebrates hope as a steady glow that sustains people through joy and fading seasons, despite changes in plans and time. The poem frames hope as a resilient force affecting both women and men.
Inauguration Reflections and National Mood Across States
Observations on post inauguration era signal ongoing political drift and fiscal debate. Mentions include Yap on the map, tax policy, a $400 million rail subsidy bill, and hints of prewar economic adjustments amid Washington and Greensboro civic notes.
Appointment of William P Wilson to US Canada peace commission
William P Wilson is named a member of the commission on international peace between the United States and Canada. The note frames the role as a welcomed reward, joking that keeping peace is their idea of no job at all.
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William P Wilson
United States
Canada
Laws And Courts After Lever Act Review
The piece argues the Lever act's unconstitutionality shifted punishment and costs toward the poor while benefiting wealthier defendants. It calls for Congress to rework legal machinery, faster lower courts, a proactive Supreme Court, and a DOJ to test constitutionality promptly. It notes President in Washington post term and interest from ex presidents.
Light Years of Service as Wilson Begins Retirement
Former president Woodrow Wilson leaves the White House to seek health and a few months of retirement in Virginia. He plans to rest and walk in gardens, drive through rolling hills, attend theatre, and later resume literary work focused on world peace. He leaves a legacy of wartime leadership and enduring ideals.
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Church Colleges First in Education, Says Local Pastor
S T Barber argues the church college is the educational pioneer and moral shaper, urging High Point to host the Methodist Protestant College to boost character and Christian training alongside state schools. The piece praises church schools for shaping North Carolina’s higher education and cites Trinity Wake Forest Davidson as early leaders.
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Inauguration Day Arrives for Harding and Coolidge
Congress rushes to clear desks for the noon ceremony as Warren G Harding prepares to take the oath on the Capitol East Portico amid bright but chilly conditions. President Wilson weighs participation as friends urge restraint. The congressional committee escorts the president elect and Mrs. Harding to the New Willard Hotel for the procession.
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Harding Inauguration Opens With Simple Ceremonies
Washington March 4. War ren Gamaliel Harding was inaugurated as president in ceremonies described as simple in line with historic inductions like George Washington's. A four-troop cavalry escort accompanied him from hotel to capital and to the White House, with marine guards at the capitol in full dress.
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Warren Gamaliel Harding
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SETH TANNER Best bluff is one we ain't afraid of
The fragment suggests a Western style remark about bluffing and risk, noting that someone fired from a job faces consequences. It references a character or speaker named Seth Tanner and emphasizes boldness over fear. The incomplete text hints at a motivational or quotable line.
Gate City House Damaged by Fire
Fire destroyed the top of the Benbow Arcade in Greensboro and threatened nearby structures on South Elm Street. Firemen initially struggled to secure enough water, but by 2 30 pm firefighters reported the blaze under control after a live report to The Enterprise.
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Mrs. Ruby Kivett Dies After Illness at 600 East Russell
Mrs. Ruby Kivett wife of J C Kivett of 600 East Russell street died at 11 O clock after three days with pneumonia She was born in Randolph county June 5 1878 a daughter of Clem and Viola Coble She is survived by her husband and nine children.
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J. C. Kivett
East
Russell Street
O’lock
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Proves Effective Says Reader
A reader describes regaining health from Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after faith in doctors and medicines waned. The cure reportedly relieved acute indigestion and gas, with the product said to remove catarrhal mucus and ease liver and intestinal ailments. One dose is claimed to convince with money refunded. For sale by Hart Drug Co. High Point North Carolina and Randleman Drug Co. Randleman NC.
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St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain
Advertises St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism liniment that penetrates joints to relieve pain and stiffness. Claims quick relief from rheumatic pain, soreness, and stiffness, with suitability for sciatica neuralgia lumbago back ache sprains and related conditions.
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Great Thron es At Sale In High Point
Nearly 000 men and women attended the opening of a ten day sale at the Atlantic store on North Main Street touted as the most wonderful price cutting event in High Point. Charles Edwin Reynolds, renowned advertiser, orchestrates the sale with special music by Cletus Williams of Winston Salem.
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High Point
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Winston-Salem
Cletus Williams
Budget Totals Show Large 1922 Appropriations
Washington March 4 total appropriations in the present session for fiscal year 1922 were 3,806,029,647,000. Senate appropriations chair Warren announced a reduction of 31,458,985,926 from estimates and 898,247,910 below 1921 appropriations.
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Ace to Hold A Quarterly Meet
Five churches in Guilford county are expected to be represented at a quarterly meeting in the Friends church this city Saturday. The meeting will open with a sermon Saturday morning. Dinner will be served in the basement of the church and in the afternoon a business session will be held.
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Friends Church
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