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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1922
Page
4
A 1922 NEA Service feature extols Miami life as lively yet sunny, praising its sea breezes and yachts while noting officials and developers press for attention. A separate section argues penmanship remains valuable, stressing muscular movement in writing for children, despite typewriters and urban indifference.
The High Point Chamber of Commerce shows enthusiasm and new life under newly elected president Fred N. Tate. Merchants manufacturers and professionals have sent letters and pledges to support growth, aiming to advance local industry and civic progress. Join now to strengthen the chamber toward state leadership.
In anticipation of spring residents urge the city to install an incinerator to handle winter refuse and curb fly breeding. They condemn hauling garbage to woods near the city limits and call for a sanitary disposal system to reduce health hazards and improve appearance.
A fragment questions whether certain individuals are as bad as presumed, inviting reflection on judgment and public perception without asserting facts about specific persons.
The Enterprise publishes Bertha A Connor’s article praising the Palmer Method Primary Plan of muscular movement penmanship for first and second grades. It argues healthful posture eye safety and consistent training across grades yield faster applied writing and a valuable long term writing habit for students.
New York report notes Frick Art Reference Library expanding its archive with photographic reproductions of paintings and drawings from modern times. It has collected 15,000 items in about a year and works with researchers in London and Paris to copy and document images not previously photographed. Only other art reference like it exists in Sir Robert Witt’s London collection.
The American Memorial Foundation is formed to foster musical education for students and artists to develop high talent and achievement. It seeks to aid promising and deserving students of both sexes regardless of race or creed, with incorporators listed among New York’s prominent citizens.
Palestine awakens from industrial slumber as carpet weaving leads new ventures. Zionist capital spurs growth with Pro Jerusal em and Persian Jewish factories exporting to the United States. Other productions include furniture making cigarette and button industries wine and basket crafts. Electricity and port facilities remain hindrances, with the River Jordan project under review. An exhibition of home industries is planned for early April.
Paris dispatch says the late pope criticized women’s fashion, praising women’s mission but condemning short skirts. He reportedly remarked on a Vatican court scene where a woman wore Paris skin showing knees, saying he cannot understand some women and recalling youth when girls wore long skirts.
John Philip Sousa and his 160 piece band will tour the country by auto truck beginning July 14. Harry Askin, Sousa manager, says the plan marks the first large-scale itinerary by truck for a band of this size. The group will use two baggage trucks and four passenger busses at a cost of $2,000 per week, a saving over rail travel.
The article notes Queen Elizabeth frequently wore a wristwatch during public appearances signaling time awareness and formal etiquette. It highlights a preference for discreet, elegant designs matching royal duties and schedule.
In the Sandy Cove summer colony Fay Tudor, recovering from a breakdown, encounters mystery after Laurel Tudor’s death. Sheriff Barry and detective colleagues probe a masked wild man rumor, a garage tubing plot, and the death suspicion as Fay confronts clues in the Tudor estate.
In a dramatic exchange a professor explains how exhaust fumes can transfer carbon monoxide into a container or be inhaled directly. The sheriff and coroner discuss murder implications, while Barry interrogates the chauffeur about last night’s car activity and possible sleepover clues.
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