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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
4
A quotation by William Ellery Channing reflects that true greatness lies in the force of soul and moral principle, not in public status or outward power. It suggests even the most noble characters may be obscure, while quiet virtue embodies real leadership.
A congressman predicts bonus payments in October without detailing the date. The note hints at fiscal plans and raises questions about timing.
A mosaic of wry notices and quips from a brittle era page. Jokes about politics romance and fashion mix with odd aphorisms and stray city lore. Standalone lines hint at social mores and daily life in fragmentary fashion.
An essay recalls the old school Irishman famed for refusing to work on St Patrick’s Day and the cherished parades of the past. It notes 19th century Philadelphia as a peak for marches, the changing celebration styles, and the enduring spirit of Irish identity through centuries of upheaval.
The Asheville Citizen calls on North Carolinians to awaken to the state's resources and leadership. It argues North Carolina leads in progress, urges every man woman and child to spread the state's fame and advantages, and stresses timely recognition of local opportunities.
A fragment from a New York letter describes plans for a large hotel on a Broad Street block replacing a tabernacle. It notes a churchly hotel with strict supervision, no cards or dancing, and a missionary focus. The tabernacle is described as non denominational with a Presbyterian pastor.
A mixed column covers a proposed seven thousand six hundred dollar state medal fund for lawmakers, light social gossip on divorces and high society, a New York art students party, a Plymouth production Voltaire, and a humorous farm tale ending with a doctor’s bill after a cane mill mishap.
In Crocker County Wyoming a wealthy crime ring backing Billy Wingo for sheriff faces rival plans by Rafe Tuckleton to hire a killer. Judge Tom Driver weighs hints of bribery and hidden letters as Billy confronts a note from Hazel Walton and a web of deception surrounding Kilroe liquor sales to Indians.
Billy Wingo declares life worth risking as he plans a bold kitchen assault to confront a dead man in the Walton ranch house. The judge and Guerilla Melody are drawn into a perilous pursuit while a nightshirt disguise and a buffalo robe frame a tense stakeout.
A traveler arrives in a North Carolina mountains setting, attracting wary looks from an old woman on a bonneted porch. The actor dismounts, displays new gear, and seeks entry as a farm group observes the tense exchange.
Dr. R H Bishop advises as warm weather returns to tackle spring fever with outdoor activity. Planting a garden and regular work outside improves mental and physical vitality, more effective than potions, offering benefits from radishes onions and fresh air.
Dr J McKeown 67 of Cooper Hill senn. fainted from acute heart trouble as he finished an address at a meeting of the Georgia State Association of Optometrists in Atlanta. He was unable to be removed from the dais.
In Galway Ireland on March 17 three masked assailants killed Sergeants Gibbons and Gilmor and seriously wounded a constable at St. Bride's home. Earlier they entered a workhouse hospital and killed Patrick Cassidy of Mayo.
Macon Ga March 17 Judd H A Mathews of superior court denied a motion for a new trial for Frank Dupre an Atlanta bandit charged with murder and vengeance in a case involving an alleged fatal assault near Macon. The lengthy court action concluded late yesterday afternoon with no new trial granted.
In Frankfort on March 17 police authorities banned Spanish style bull fighting stating there is no necessity for such an exhibition.
Epsom, New Hampshire, population around 655, has been without a resident physician. The town meeting directed the selectmen to secure a doctor, provide him with a home and an office, and arrange for his support.
Worman touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as curing years of indigestion bloating and stomach issues. The ad promises one dose proves efficacy and offers money back. Sold by Mann Drug Co High Point NC and Randleman Drug Co Randleman NC and other druggists.
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