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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1919
Page
4
The piece riffs on postwar politics and labor unrest. It notes Terauchi’s death, Wor ris in the judgeship race, and Southern repair delays. It laments Bolshevik influence, coal and steel strikes, paper shortages, and calls for stronger espionage law.
A Nash county tale links a man’s gizzard obsession and liquor to violence against hens. It traces wages, education, and labor unrest, arguing education thwarts bolshevism while critiquing wartime inequality and child labor.
An advertisement touts Begg’s Mustarine as a rapid pain reliever. It claims relief for backache headache toothache earache neuralgia and sore throat within minutes and promises quick end to chest colds neuritis pleurisy rheumatic pains and swelling.
Acts across nations mark anniversaries and political moves. In the US acting Governor Black now senator and Democratic candidate. Italy fixes peace celebrations. Chilean mission to London arrives. Spain faces general labor lockout. Rear Admiral Norton retires. Elections held nationwide with state tickets in four states. Massachusetts votes on constitution. Boston police strike cited. Kentucky and New Jersey campaigns hinge on state issues and prohibition. Texas, Ohio, New York refer constitutional questions.
A call urges Southerners in High Point to donate to the Red Cross as a second roll call begins. It notes the end of war does not end Red Cross work and appeals to every person to give a dollar, likening it to a personal safeguard against future disasters.
A compact list notes key figures and events with birth and death dates. Entries include Lucius Robinson born in Windham New York 1877 79 governor of New York, George Peabody death in London, M Santos-Dumont Deutsch prize 1901, Madison Square fireworks disaster 1902, Charles W Eliot Harvard president resignation 1508, Russians advance in Galicia 1914 15, German submarine wreck on Danish coast 1916, US Food Administration pledge enrollments 1917.
Interest in trans ocean flight endures as George D White constructs a monoplane he plans to use for a Pacific crossing within 72 hours. He notes steamship travel currently takes three weeks at fastest speeds.
Fall meeting at the Maryland Jockey Club Pimlico track features racing events. In Newark, Johnny Dundee faces Tom my Toohey in an eight round boxing match along with Joe Welling versus Joe Benjamin and Benny Walger against Johnny Drum mie all scheduled for eight rounds.
The Duke of Hamilton, heir to the Douglas line and keeper of Holyrood Palace, is auctioning part of his art collection in London today to raise funds. Once a navy lieutenant, he rose to premier Scottish peer after a string of family deaths but remains financially strapped despite his titles.
The article notes a significant number of peeresses in their own right who could be eligible for seats. It also warns that age or infirmity would likely prevent at least three quarters from exercising their privilege.
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