03 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
1
A reflective piece on anticipation and the lure of tomorrow. It speaks of longing for change, the transient joy of possessions, and the mystery that lies just beyond vision as people continue seeking new adventures and stories.
A jumble of op-ed like notes comments and speculations on weather politics and figures. It mentions Mr Ford Sendzar Borah and the 1924 election with references to Republican and Democratic prospects. Automobile deaths in North Carolina in 2025 stir comparisons to pleasures and risk. The New York Giants pay 65000 for a single player signaling a strong baseball market. Mrs Phil lips stands trial in Los Angeles over a murder case involving a child.
Local manufacturers and shippers decry limited unloading space in Southern rail yard yards at High Point noting week long car delays delaying material, delaying work. editorial urges Southern to expand facilities and considers private C and Y railroad as alternative.
Registration opens at usual polling places for the boundary project election on Tuesday November 21. Voters in High Point and extension territory must register by Saturday November 19. women may register and vote. registration delays risk losing city facilities and growth for both inside and outside residents.
Governor Morrison addressed Weldon banquet attendees including the chamber of commerce and the women’s club. He praised cooperative civic effort by men and women and urged broader female participation in the chamber of commerce as Charleston and other cities move toward admitting women to full membership.
President Unie r sisty Th W Chase argues that modern citizenship demands a better attitude and better information due to complex life, larger communities, and more health and international challenges. He stresses that citizens must stay informed and maintain a proper perspective as core requirements of good citizenship.
In New York a house painter altered a Jean d Arc painting at a girls home chapel, adding wool to sheep and altering features to suit his taste. The painter was confronted by the artist in charge and admitted his changes. Also noted is the visiting Countess Drogheda, known as the Rising Countess, now Mrs. Seandon, who once pursued aviation before marriage and remarks on air travel risks.
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