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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
5
The piece extols Friendship Faith and Love as essential virtues that give life worth and courage. It frames them as enduring treasures that uplift during hardship, promising strength and joy beyond sorrow and defeat. A 1922 copyright marks it as an NEA Service Song mocking defeated candidates.
A remark notes that Volstead achieved some satisfaction only by being beaten on his own platform, highlighting a political setback tied to his stance or method.
Ailgood has been elected to represent Alabama in Congress and is urged to lead his party as the presumptive standard bearer. The remarks highlight his alignment with party goals and potential impact on future policy directions.
Senator Glass criticized Ambassador Harvey using a sharp term, signaling strong political tension. The remark surfaced amid ongoing policy debates and diplomatic discussions.
The piece notes Democrats drew statewide attention to High Point while national interest returns to the New Jersey tragedy. It comments on election results in Chicago and the seventh congressional district, suggesting a light vote with majorities shaping the fate of defeated candidates.
In Louisiana the democratic congressmen faced no opposition and betting was extremely light due to the lack of challengers.
A reflective nudge on memory and politics notes how public life sharpens memory of faces while a holiday message hints at gratitude for simple joys like music and a personal alarm clock awakening the reluctant.
Voters are urged to register by Saturday to qualify for the extension election. With two days left before books close, supporters must register and plan to vote yes to advance High Point's growth.
High Point organizes a special Armistice Day observance with a parade football game fireworks and band concerts. Legion volunteers join with other groups to produce a notable community celebration expected to draw hundreds beyond the usual Saturday crowd. Residents are welcomed to attend next Saturday’s exercises.
Editorial notes Senate and House leaders back President Harding's move to convene Congress mid month, with the House to discuss the merchant marine bill and the Senate the Dyer anti lynching measure. The piece laments constant sessions and cites Southern sanitary progress as a contrast to northern neglect.
Norfolk showcases a new market house praised for design equipment conveniences and healthful layout. The Manufacturers Record extols Virginia city leadership and notes the south as a national sanitation leader.
The guidance covers flag display timings and conduct for ceremonies. It specifies sunrise and sunset limits, half mast procedures on Memorial Day, and salute etiquette. It also notes the flag must not touch the ground and that spectators observe proper behavior during parades.
Instructions advise proper salute for primary and advanced students and strict flag handling. The guide details star placement on illustrations and banners, casket display, decoration rules, respecting the flag in crosses with other flags, placement on Bible, prohibition of advertisement on the flag, and how to wear or pin it.
New York market moods show profit taking amid unsettled Turkish news. Early session opens lower with January at 25.60, December 26.03, March 25.65, May 25.44, and July 25.04 as trade buys later produce rallies.
C. E. Hayes of Stsmey's jewelry store and watch inspector for the Southern Railway inspected the watches of road employees in Ashboro this morning during a routine examination.
The city announces completed paying assessments for street improvements on Boulevard White Mak High and Rankin streets. Assessment rolls are in Wachovia Bank building for inspection by abutting property owners until November 21, 1921 at 7 30 p m, when the city council will hear objections at the municipal building.
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