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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1919
Page
3
London readers see civility returning after wartime strain as grocers, taxicab drivers, and shopkeepers adopt more considerate conduct. Demobilized soldiers in a cigar shop show gratitude with a “Thank yo” sign while conductors and butchers ease wartime frictions. An American observer notes England’s prewar charm resurging amid scarce cabs and знаком changes.
In Sampigny France the President and Madame Poincare visited their summer cottage, now ruined after years of shellfire. The garden is littered with shell fragments and unexploded ordnance. the house’s four walls stand amid felled trees. Germans spent about one million francs on demolition. the property is valued at thirty thousand francs.
Dock Hardy of High Point pinned Jack White of Philadelphia in eight minutes and 8S seconds at Rubin and Cherry exhibition grounds on North Main street Saturday night. White, a Navy veteran, boasted of strength but Hardy, weighing about 180 pounds, proved the better wrestler.
A compilation notes figures such as Jonathan Robinson and Edward Trenchard deaths, Gen Ortega’s arrest, McClellan’s mayoral win, Taft’s presidency, treaty disputes, Yser battle, Serbian and Italian fronts, and early American prisoners of war. It also mentions political shifts in Newfoundland and a copper mine insuring workers’ lives with a face value over 10 million.
Sir Michael P. Cashin, Newfoundland premier since 1915, stands in today’s general elections with a long public service career. Born and educated in Newfoundland, his administration follows the retirement of Sir Edward Morris and marks over a quarter century in public life.
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