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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1920
Page
2
Mrs. Roach of 402 Clay Street Lynchburg Virginia credits Tanlac with curing nine years of indigestion rheumatic pain and fatigue. She reports improved appetite digestion and sleep after using Tanlac and says it keeps her strong for housework. Sold in High Point Hart Drug Stokesdale O F Lenoir Pomona Pomona Merchant Co.
John Sanu orri and Jamie Simler were sentenced to midteen months and one year for bigamy and petitioned Justice Darling to replace the term with nine‑tail strokes. He refused saying law forbids it. A new union formed as four southern governors move to prevent lynching.
Schedule in effect July 10 1917 shows expected train arrival and departure times at listed stations but states that actual times are not guaranteed.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a schedule or scores item with Ns 21 and High Point 100 3B. ws 5 36 a. The readable text lacks clear event, teams, or dates.
Boston based War Brides of America organize despite language barriers under Mrs. L. Be awards of Melrose Mass. French brides study baking doughnuts beans pies and puddings with aim of good citizenship and English fluency as shown is Mrs. Camilla Busseau attempting crullers.
A fragment from a domestic drama shows Crittenden arguing with Bess about gender expectations and power dynamics. Their exchange turns on strength, tenderness, and the urge to dominate, as they test whether conflict can yield understanding or lasting change.
A. B. Hu, president of the Orpheum Amusement Co, announced plans to install an additional gallery at the Orpheum theater to serve Negro city residents seeking musical comedy and vaudeville. Management, noting overwhelming white patronage, plans expansion to accommodate more Black audiences.
Deputy Sheriff Wagher warns taxpayers that penalties grow monthly for unpaid taxes starting January 1 with a 2 percent levy and increasing to 3 percent in March, 4 percent in April, and 5 percent in May, urging delinquent payers to settle bills promptly.
A quotation argues against importing Chinese labor to stabilize U.S. mining, claiming it would create an undesirable racial mix and that Chinese cannot be assimilated with the American people, echoing anti immigration stance linked to Hoover era debates.
Columbus March 22 Milton W Westlake City Councilman proposes public telephone pay stations along Ohio highways to aid travelers He seeks cooperation of telephone companies to place a phone at each mile post and a booth with numbers to contact garages service stations physicians and officials in case of breakdown or trouble.
In Butler Pa on March 22 a son who joined an oil company remembered a dream his father had years ago about an oil well at a certain spot. The son persuaded his partners to drill there and struck a fifty barrel well.
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