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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
5
An article previews electric kitchen aids and small labor saving devices. It highlights the automatic heat control of an electric cooker, a fast egg beater, waffle iron, ovenette, steam pressure cooker, small portable dishwasher, compact clothes washer, and a console sewing machine. The piece argues modern appliances ease domestic work and elevate the housewife's role.
The text notes Canada purchases more United States timothy seed than any other country, while other historical statements cover diverse topics from Russia bell signals in stations to paleosociology and matériel.
William Haywood leader of the I W W who fled to Russia to avoid a twenty year sentence for obstructing US war efforts will return. Otto Christensen his attorney and bondsman said Haywood promised to come back once his Russia business is done and he believes the soviet mining scheme is not new.
Paris Arttton laments US greed in a six column cartoon on the Figaro front page. The illustration shows Germany emptying a bag of gold while an American figure reaches for it, pushing away a sorrowful French figure.
An old patent medicine ad touts Rub My Tism as an antiseptic and pain killer for infected sores tetter sprains neuralgia and rheumatism asserting its quick relief and broad usage.
A fragment notes the first stove with an elevated oven called the Continental dating from about 1869. It served one family for 45 years and traces back to 1840, with a design similar to the first sheet iron cook stove made in the United States.
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