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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
6
Miss Skinner presents steps to establish a High Point YWCA headquarters. She outlines needed rooms for gym classes and socials, a prominent inviting main room, and wicker furnishings. A general secretary and a finance specialist are sought to manage operations and budget.
The Lyceum course presents its sixth program Thursday evening at eight in the high school auditorium. The event promises exceptional entertainment and rare delight for attendees.
In a clipped exchange a passenger asks if she can board a train. The porter replies the engine generally handles it but suggests she may try, while a squirrel-cage metaphor appears in the dialogue.
The passage notes rabbits and eggs as emblematic of fertility in Easter lore. It states that Easter is a spring festival amid Latin and Teutonic peoples, celebrating nature’s fruitfulness and renewal.
J. S. Hunter, organizer of the YY. M. C. A. with Charlotte ties, arrived to finalize arrangements for an inter racial committee. Names to be announced in days. The YY. M. C. A. aims to spread the movement in the south and believes local inter racial committees best handle racial questions and find solutions.
In a March World Outlook interview Yone Noguchi argues Western influence dulls romance yet fuels a shift in Japanese life and letters. He notes democratization of literature as writers turn to human concerns, with Karl Marx and social economics rising in focus.
A missionary listening to mission children discovers they converse in a private mode not tied to a single language. Two curious youngsters speak rapidly, yet the elder explains the children “understand each other” and that the talk is not English or Chinese but a common, divine-sense language the youngsters acquire young and retain until age three.
A plan calls for under five hundred trees to be felled and processed into paper to print a novel expected to sell about a quarter of a million copies. The note links tree harvest to the book’s commercial success and broader publishing needs.
A World Outlook note says the Congo Belge permits tax exemption for men who have four children with one wife, describing it as a safeguard against race death by own action in the region.
For seventy five years Massachusetts has led the world in producing and applying improved machinery for shoe manufacture. The state has driven innovations boosting efficiency and quality across the industry.
Budapest reports Archduke Joseph of Habsburg says allies have won three Alsace-Lorraines for Hungary. He tells AP in his palace he did not seek war and protested Hungary’s participation while Germany pressed for conflict amid Russian tensions.
Shoe catalog entry lists Craddock Terry and Oxfords with military heels in dark brown black and dull leather. Prices range from 3.50 to 8.00 dollars, including dark brown military heel six fifty and black kid rubber heel six fifty.
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