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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1922

Page

6

Mrs Parkin Dies at Trinity Home

Mrs. Joseph Parkin, a longtime Trinity resident, died this morning after years of illness. Born Mary Faison Hines in 1866, she married Captain Joseph Parkin in 1888 and leaves eight children, six brothers, a sister, and two grandchildren. Funeral, Friday at 2:39 PM at the home with Rev. J. B. Woosley presiding. pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.

Joseph Parkin Trinity Er Wéme Baptist Female Seminary Raleigh J. O. Redding C W. Redding W. F. Wood Bruce Craven A. B. Coltrane J. L. Phillips J. K. Harris J. T. Brittain J. Elwood Cox TF. J. Finch

More Men Die From Tuberculosis in New York City

Washington May 4 Tuberculosis kills almost twice as many men as women in New York City statistician Godias J. Drolet told National Tuberculosis association members. He cited 12 years since 1910 with 1274 male victims to 4149% females and 1921 death rates of 123 per 100,000 for men and women. He linked occupational strain to weaker resistance and described an industry wide health survey and industrial nurse efforts starting February 1922 in the Gouverneur Tuberculosis clinic district.

Washington New York City Godias J. Drolet National Tuberculosis Association Drolet New York Tubercutosis Association New York Droeter Drgigt New York Tuberculés& Association

Presbyterians Hold Pre Assembly Meet in Charleston

The second pre assembly evangelistic conference of the Southern Presbyterian church will meet in Charleston on May 17 under Rev. S L Morris and Rev Homer McMillan. It reviews the year’s evangelistic work, noting 99 meetings by seven evangelists added 3 871 members by profession and 688 by certificate.

Charleston W. Va Southern Presbyterian Church General Assembly Executive Committee of Home Missions Ethis Committee S. L. Morris Homer McMillan Atlanta, Ga St. Louis Evangelists of the Assembly

Medical Association Meets in St Louis

The 1922 American Medical Association convention will be in St Louis the week of May 22. Conventions in conjunction include the Radiological Society of North America and the American Association of Industrial Physicians and Surgeons. Delegates from states and territories guide business. about 16 delegates will carry on this work. General membership will hold sessions alongside the delegates.

ST. Louis American Medical Association Radiological Society of North America American Association of Industrial Physicians and Surgeons American Railway Association Medical Association The Association

Opposition to bill making insanity a divorce ground in Paris

May 4 Paris reports strong opposition to a bill introduced by Andre Tardieu and Georges Aimond that would allow divorce actions after a spouse has been confined in a lunatic asylum for three years. The proposed legislation would grant divorce rights to either husband or wife under these conditions.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Andre Tardieu Georges Aimond

Lace and Net Spreads for Bed Decor by Miss Wilson

Practical guide for sewing a bed spread using Quaker toscan net two widths by two yards with fringe ribbons and rose embellishments. Instructions cover matching sampler lace pillows curtains bureau scarf and lamp shade to create coordinated interior decor.

Miss Wilson

Arthur Hopkins Bravery Brings Back Deluge At Plymouth

The article lauds Arthur Hopkins for bold choices and faith in his convictions. It notes his earlier failure with Che Deluge during a bad season and wartime period, followed by a successful reopening at the Plymouth Theatre with an appreciative audience. The cast is praised as splendid and the satire humor and sadness intact.

Arthur Hopkins Hopkins

French divorce law debate over hopeless cases resurfaces

The article notes opposition to redefining hopeless medical judgments citing physicians' fallibility and recounts critics warning of an incurable patient possibly recovering and reuniting with family as changes to divorce laws face scrutiny.

Paris Politicians Push Divorce Reform Across Nations

Andre Tardieu, a bill author and former French premier staffer, heads a discussion on divorce grounds as insanity. The piece notes insanity as a historical divorce reason in France a century ago and compares varying international laws in Germany Switzerland and other nations.

Andre Tardieu Clemeneceau America France Germany Switzerland

Industry output totals billions in 1919 census data

American productive industry output reached 87.0 billion dollars in 1919, census figures show, up 186.7 percent from 1909. Manufactures totaled 62.42 billion, farm products 21.43 billion, with mines and quarries contributing the remainder.

Washington Census Bureau

Fragmented Product Ad Copy Surfaces Ingredient List

A garbled OCR fragment lists various face creams and product names such as Blairs Cucumber Kleava Cold Creme-de-Meridon and Mlennens Cold. The readable items suggest an advertisement or catalog entry featuring cosmetics with unclear details or prices.

Hammermill Bond and Linen Finishads Listed

A near illegible OCR shows list of paper products with prices such as Hammermill Bond Finish at $1.00 and Linen Finish at $1.00. Also items like Tube Rose Linen 75 cents per unit, Tube Rose envelopes 20 cents, and assorted stationery and paper products with various cents prices. Specific brands or full items include Perle Linen and Meritel with prices around 50 cents to 75 cents.

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