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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
4
A wartime editorial argues Germany’s repudiation of treaty clauses signals renewed hostilities and warns America against neutrality. It contends only U S action within the league can deter Europe’s belligerence and protect American interests.
The piece notes men criticize hoop skirts hobble skirts and fine silk stockings while winter shifts push toward heavy overshoes and wool stockings. It argues such male commentary rarely shapes women’s dress choices and that fashion evolves beyond critics.
A Thanksgiving Day sermon laments global unrest and domestic greed while urging revival of constitutional government and renewed faith. The speaker calls on Americans to seek God, practice the Golden Rule, and pursue brotherhood across capital and labor to face the future with prayer and penitence.
A dated verse by Edmund Vance Cooke reflecting Thanksgiving duty and devotion. The speaker laments weary mind and spirit but notes a still faithful stomach performing its duties. Copyright 1920 N. EB. A.
A French savant proposes a method to trace criminals using séances and trance states to detect a thief. He suggests a radical approach based on occult practices to locate culprits through spiritual guidance.
A pointed essay urges gratitude for living in the United States despite flaws. It mocks profiteers politicians instigators of hatred and liberals who uphold the Constitution. It argues Americans are sane and free, calling on all to work toward true liberty and happiness for all.
Grandpa Gloom laments poverty despite hard work while Sonny Smiles argues thanks are not tied to wealth. The tale highlights three durable gifts love hope and health that both can share despite financial strain.
A town column collects playful Thanksgiving letters from readers and editors. Names include CAM MORRISON ERIK JOHNSON and others. topics range from home, politics, sleep, school, boxing purses, and humane levity about the season. The piece showcases community wit and festive reflection.
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