Jack of all trades quips on plastering a ceiling
Seth Tawner remarks that a versatile worker can handle many tasks but cannot plaster a ceiling. He notes experience teaches, yet many people skip work.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1921
Page
4
Seth Tawner remarks that a versatile worker can handle many tasks but cannot plaster a ceiling. He notes experience teaches, yet many people skip work.
In Happiness Mind state, voters are urged to vote early while a $175,000 school bond fuels debate. The piece blends whimsy and political notes as Winston-Salem events loom over High Point residents tonight amid weather and political chatter.
The speaker notes the end of strawberry shortcake season and laments that current batches lack the taste of the mother’s traditional recipe. A nostalgic tone highlights missed flavors and family customs.
Unemployed hod carriers in Chicago announce a march on Washington to seek reasons for their job losses. A second item notes another task in prospect for Laddie Boy.
A Dane caused a major win at Monte Carlo, the talk of gamblers, while the rest expect his return to face consequences as risk hangs over the scene.
The article notes Asheville has a building boom underway with 687000 dollars in current construction. It asks when High Point’s building boom will begin, implying regional expansion.
A new New York statute makes it a misdemeanor to refuse tenancy based on whether applicants have children. The rule aims to protect families, contrasting with sentiments favoring pets or other minors. Germany faces postwar anxiety over indemnity and loss as drinking patterns shift since 1914.
Editorial views on the Florida to New York motor boat versus a train race report a 21 minute running time edge for the boat yet five day duration. the piece argues rail travel will dominate for years and notes airplanes face weather and risk. It also profiles circus pioneer John F. Robinson and reflects on American social mobility from Greenville Tennessee to the White House and beyond. It condemns modern thugs after a New Jersey auto hold-up and fatal assault on a woman passenger.
Long legislative listing shows districts and funding allocations for the Sea Months terms in public schools across North Carolina. Col. A. D. Watts becomes revenue over all as state tax commission transitions amid legal challenges and Raleigh elections roll on.
Railway executives defend widening losses citing higher rates and state guarantees. Their explanations resemble a rustic lawyer in a justice court as they blame past missteps for a fatal rail incident involving a cow.
At the Cleveland convention next month Kiwanis will back famine relief for China and nearby regions. The executive committee issued bulletins to 500 clubs in Canada and the U S urging favorable support for the China famine fund and near east relief.
Fred Kelly argues that people care more about success than failure whether in business or boxing. He notes failure is unattractive and explanations of why it happened are often a waste of time.
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