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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1922

Page

2

The Right Way film praised by High Point leaders

A private showing of The Right Way, Thomas Mott Osborne's photo drama on love and prison life, draws endorsements from High Point officials and community leaders. They praise its humane prison reform portrayal and call for public viewing at the Rose theater with further Civil Society backing.

Thomas Mott Osborne High Point People W. M. Marr Manson High Point J. PD. Cox Commercial Club

Clara Kimball Young at Broadway Today

Clara Kimball Young stars as Julia Lawrence in Charge It a photoplay about wealth fantasy and the limits of money. The tale follows a wife of a broker who buys jewels furs and robes with the password Charge It and learns happiness lies in the heart not a bank roll.

Clara Kimball Young Jalia Lawrence

The Sheik Paris star praises Valentino film

Rudolph Valentino calls The Sheik the finest screen role of his career. Agnes Ayres, Paramount star, co leads the desert romance directed by George Melford. The Sheik debuts next week at Broadway theater for three days amid praise of its romantic and scenic grandeur.

George Melford Paramount Fravel Sam Rudolph Valentino Agnes Ayres

Little Activity in the Police Court

A city police report says the streets are peaceful with no arrests in two days and no cases in the local court. The jail is empty and officers claim they are on easy street. A physician weighs in on hygiene and health education.

Sudden Cure Claim for Rheumatism via Rad Salts

An old health column urges sufferers to avoid damp ground and cold, drink water, limit meat, and take four ounces of rad Salts daily for a week. It claims the remedy eliminates uric acid by stimulating kidneys, purifying blood, and easing rheumatic pain.

Five North Carolina counties over subscribed relief quota

Five counties in North Carolina have over subscribed their Near East Relief quota, led by Casltey County with over $42,000 raised though its $7,980 target. Gastonia and McDowell counties soon followed, Cumberland, Rutherford, and Davie counties also surpassing or nearing their goals as plans proceed into April to support $200,008 sought to aid 3,334 orphans in Trebizond.

Raleigh North Carolina George H._ Bellamy Castey County G. R. Gillespie Gastonia J. A. Henderlite McDowell County D F. Gites Marion Cumberland County J. M. DeVane Fayetteville Rutherfora County Solomon Gatlett Davie County High Point Winston-Salem Greensboro Josephus Daniels George H. Bellamy North Caro Lina Trebizond

Bee Keeper Builds Extensive Business in Omaha

Henry Clay Cook a retired Omaha policeman attributes success in beekeeping to keeping good standing with neighbors. He gives generous honey samples when harvesting and earns between 1200 and 1400 dollars yearly as neighbors boost his business.

Omaha Neb Henry Clay Cook

Lecturer Postpones Meeting At First Methodist Protestant

Indefinite postponement of a bank offering service planned for tomorrow night at the First Methodist Protestant church due to Rev Wade C Smith of Greensboro being unavailable. The event is part of the church women's foreign missionary society's annual program. Dr Smith will lecture later in High Point on Challenge to World Service using stereoptical slides.

First Methodist Protestant Wade C. Smith Greensboro Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Smith High Point

Oi in America Known for Medicinal Use

The plant Oi in America first attracted attention for its medicinal properties, with early reports noting its use in traditional remedies and healing practices. The article outlines historical context and mentions its evolving perception in American pharmacology.

America

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