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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1920
Page
4
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A political figure reflects on fame and faith as he endures a grueling campaign. He recalls past virtue, now faces pressure from crowds, and questions his worth while confronting the loneliness of leadership. The piece blends political satire with introspective notes on ambition.
Harriet Stanton Blatch argues in the Socialist Review that women perform a large share of world labor while men supply much of the production chain from farming to baking. The piece questions whether socialism can fully empower women or merely shift burdens, implying fathers may need to bake their own biscuits under socialist reform.
Motorists on Hamilton Street applaud Guy Wells High Point Motor Co for meticulous service treating every car as a pet from free air to full overhauls. Saturday night town scene described, with political chatter and raspberries introduced at a Democratic gathering led by Cap’n Dowd amid election chatter and local humor.
Deputy Wagner located a 20 gallon still and about 150 gallons of fermenting beer along a small stream behind Dr Mc Anally farm near Witcher town. The operation used sugar and corn and could have run within 24 hours. the still and worm were destroyed and the operator absent. Election results will be posted later by The Enterprise.
An aged adviser urges thorough discussion with a hometown banker before investing abroad. He cautions against four common foreign stock mistakes and promotes evaluating blue sky laws as a safeguard for residents considering foreign companies.
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Readers debate war impact on forests and new voter questions on race and office. The piece contrasts U S efforts to cut forests with calls for reforestation and stronger protection, while a letter signed new voter questions Republican and Democratic roles in appointments and race-based political divides.
The piece notes brokers lament blue sky laws that curb flashy stock schemes amid a boom in oil and rubber firms. It recalls Kansas bank officials exposing "capitalizing the blue sky" and argues states now require filings of complete information to protect investors.
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