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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
15
A Bell Syndicate 1925 article summarizes heart disease risks noting one in fifty have organic trouble and one in eight deaths are heart related. It stresses heart muscle regularity and power, infection sources, and rests followed by gradual exercise as key to recovery.
A 1925 Bell Syndicate column on how experience must be understood to teach children. It argues minds vary in quality, that flame lessons must be internalized, and that teachers should adapt approaches to reach a child’s blind spots. Mr Patri invites inquiries from parents and teachers via the paper.
Prof. Frederick H. Koch director of the Carolina Playmakers returned from Charleston South Carolina where he spoke to the Poetry Society of South Carolina on folk play making in North Carolina. He discussed adding a small theatre to the Charleston Museum and lectured at Coker College which has an open air theatre inspired by his ideas. In Charleston he stayed with novelist Jim Bannett. The Poetry Society will sponsor the Playmakers next Charleston appearance.
Rome authorities propose revoking citizenship for Italians abroad who disturb Italy or damage the prestige of the Italian nation. The measure was introduced in the chamber today.
George F. Baker, 85, prominent New York banker, enjoys a high class golf game on southern links. Kate Rosenberg, a leading English thinker, writes a guide on how Great Britain is governed used by many nations. John W. Langley of Kentucky is elected again to Congress and will serve two years for conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act. Stella Patrick Campbell, daughter of a famed English actress, will appear in the United States following her mother’s path.
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