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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
4
A poem on spring arrival contrasts pastoral promise with rough storms and winter remnants. It expresses hope for improved weather and a gentler season while accepting recurring tempers and delays. The piece is followed by a rapid, humorous collage of quotes and witticisms from various sources.
Lew Wallace Jr. of the Treasury warns the public after a surge in con games and fake stock schemes. Officials caution people against passing money to slick talkers near banks and post offices offering Savings certificates. Meanwhile a long civil case from 1888 ends with neither spouse yielding divorce, as both cling to marriage despite repeated legal efforts.
A Louisville official warns that failure at 45 leads to decline, citing D. Charles W. Elliott and Thomas A. Edison who remained active at 88 and 75 respectively. The piece argues continuous learning keeps the mind flowing like a fresh pool, urging reading and education to ward off aging.
The Nation's Business divides public thinkers in America into three groups: about three percent know the facts and reason clearly, about forty five percent lack knowledge and capability, and at least fifty two percent distort facts for personal gain. Which class do you belong to.
New Yorkers invest heavily in revived mining ventures in the old Comstock lode and surrounding camps. The push targets vast low grade ore and historic sites tied to Bret Harte and Mark Twain. Government experts estimate nearly 360 million dollars in gold and silver was lost at the Cargon River bed during crude reduction. W C Ralston leads the project as in charge.
The National Bureau of Economic Research begins a six month nation wide inquiry into unemployment and the business cycle. Wesley Clair Mitchell directs with Hoover as chairman to formulate a policy to replace temporary measures with long term controls.
In a Brooklyn street search on Clymer Street a beggar named Herman Weinberg was found with 1814 pennies. He said the coins were all given to him in a single day and called the haul fairly good.
In one month Ruth Berser, previously secretary in A H Woods publicity, joins Lawful Larceny cast while continuing her day job. Freda Inescort leaves serving the British consul to star as Septima Blayds Conway in The Truth About Blayds, marking a swift transition from office to footlights.
The city saw 361345 rent actions amid a legislative move curbing landlords power to set rates. Judges faced a heavy workload as reforms limited free rein over lodging and meals.
The Rev. Mebane Ramsay of a Staten Island Presbyterian church plans Sunday broadcasts of sermons sacred music and educational lectures to reach youth who skip evening services for radio entertainment. He aims to keep the church’s message in the homes of young parishioners.
Jack Berkowitz a truckman is charged with running a regular business of “straining” evidence for men and women seeking divorce. He allegedly sold forged or manipulated proof to aid divorces, exploiting a city’s thirst for proof in legal separations.
Mr and Mrs O L Brady thank friends for kindness during illness and after the death of their daughter Moleta.
Eight years into marriage Mark Sabre and his wife Mabel drift apart over tastes in poetry and democracy. At Garden Home Sabre encounters neighbors the Perches and introduces Nona the Lady Tybar whose beauty divides opinion. A ride with Lord Tybar reveals mood and tension as Sabre reflects on ambitions and the social web around them.
Two furnished rooms available for rent with conveniences. Ground floor preferred. Address available at care Enterprise. Contact G. for details on March 30.
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