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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1922
Page
4
A fragmented editorial style piece tethers March notes to social shifts from youth and fashion to prohibition. It cites Berton Braley on youth passing, discusses Mars and Marys speeches, prohibition’s steady grip, and the notion that hard work remains the key to wealth as a Burlesque actor story closes.
A German general argues American troops win by aggression, not retreat. The War Department urges corps commanders to train soldiers to attack rather than hold ground. The piece extols constant effort, personal combat with comfort, and relentless progress toward prosperity.
New York March 11 The Cit Transit Commission lit corridors in Times Square station to film rush hour crowds. Six special police were overwhelmed within four minutes as hundreds of commuters jammed the concourse, halting entry and exit and mimicking a bomb raid scene.
Charlie George of Abyssinia, an employment agency operator on West street, defends his land against calumny after reading a report on Abyssinian barbarism. He emphasizes his people’s civilization and condemns imagined misdeeds, remarking on cultural misunderstandings and food stereotypes.
Guilbgert and company present Guibour as part of a special Lenten series at the Thirty- Month street theatre. The production is one of forty Miracle plays celebrating the intercession of the Blessed Virgin from the theatre's early days.
Two immigrant couple, Mr. and Mrs. Filippo Quattroceli from Italy, face deportation due to the husband's illness while appealing. They remain at Ellis Island Immigration Station as a daughter named Bilis is born, hoping the government will allow them to stay.
Periwinklsa and mimow are noted as popular spring colors. The Textile Color Card Association of the United States held an annual meeting where periwinkle is described as a lavendary blue and mimosa as a delicate yellow.
Dr Flora Spore a Bay City dentist joined an art colony in Greenwich Village painting energetically under the influence of a beard inspired directive. She cites spirits and a Ouija board guiding her brush while the Society for Psychical Research investigates the case.
A A Milne, already a prolific playwright on Broadway with The Dover Road Mr Pym Passe By and The Great Broxopp to his credit, prepares The Truth About Blayds Winthorp Ames produces with O P Hegee and Alexandria Carlisle in leading roles likely opening late this month.
Payetteville may be the first city in the state to offer a short lecture course on investments by the University of North Carolina extension bureau. Mayor E R Mackethan leads the effort with citizens backing the program. Six lectures will be given by Prof Walter J Matherly at a small cost.
New York March 11 court approval pending the sale of the bankruptcy estate of Robert H Ingersoll and Brothers to Waterbury Clock Company for 1.5 million dollars in cash.
In a Sandy Cove library six people gather as Sheriff Barry outlines the night Miss Laurel Tudor was murdered by carbon monoxide. He accuses Mrs. Tudor and Kenneth Clayton, reveals a planned killing to look like suicide, and notes a bed swap saved Fay Tudor. The group confronts a deranged Mrs. Tudor, and Clayton is taken into custody as tension ends and rumors swirl about a hospital and a missing body in the wider affair.
Fragmentary text presents no clear event, people, or place. Summary cannot determine a coherent news item from the provided excerpt.
The readable bits show a garbled entry likely from a ledger or notice. It mentions a date style and a reference to a name or place, but the text remains incomplete and cannot establish a clear event or action.
A fragment cites belief that the subject will face a higher court before a fair judge and that the forthcoming sentence will be just. The lines imply an appeal or legal promise without detailing case specifics.
Figures from Dr. T. M. Stanton show February had 16 deaths and 45 births versus 25 deaths and 46 births in January. The similar birth totals mask a higher February death rate, attributed to January's severity and February's mildness, with a note to check classified ads for results.
Promotes health with Brookridge Dairy Farm products praised as highest scored milk. Contact by phone 7486 for orders.
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