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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1922
Page
4
A compact column surveys public sentiment about money, politics, and current events. It references Berton Braley, General Coxey, Clemenceau, de Valera, and Irish matters, noting economic frustration, war profits, and census plans amid a restless political climate.
A mixed column discusses Trotsky era views on American communism with notes on property, ambition, and national differences. It shifts to fashion history with pompadours and waves, then reports a ring dispute where Miss Marian Stone keeps a $750 engagement ring sold for $3500, and a Jersey City divorce case where Anna Krug sues John Krug for intolerable cruelty over Saturday absences.
The article profiles Mussolino as a volatile public figure who rose from a checkered past to wield enormous power in Italy. It notes his restless career, radical roots, and ability to adapt ideas with experience, arguing progress comes through mistakes and rethinking.
Wealthy women have donated about 400000 pounds to Margaret Howard’s legacy to build a luxurious home for aging seamstresses and milliners. The New York dressmaker, once a fashion dictator, died three years ago after planning the project. Dora Foster, a rare New York jewelers, crafts tin can toys in spare hours. Spring fashion hints of Merry Widow hats and rising pompadours are noted.
A. J. Sykes of Van Lindley Co Florists and Decorators says the new High Point shop is a modern, up to date location using daily fresh flowers from Greensboro. E. P. Paschal and H. L. Clemmons head local staff with strong wedding decor expertise and personal service for customers. The store invites the public to visit and use its waiting area.
Mrs D T Andrews entertained Thursday evening at her Main street home with a turkey dinner for the school faculty and invited guests. The living and dining rooms were decorated with roses and ferns and the guests included Miss Choate Miss Harrell Miss Mendenhall Miss Clara Worth Miss Barker Miss Miller Miss Annie Hawkins Mrs Willard Miss Bessie Ellington Miss Myrtle Mitchell Miss Mattie Surratt Miss Emma Young Grady Owens and Mr Hagelhurst.
Summary of Petar F Austin including his legislature seat in the state house, role as chairman of the High Point United War Work campaign, Liberty Bond drives, and memberships in bar associations Elks Masons and local chamber of commerce. Native of New London NC educated at Oak Ridge Military Institute and UNC law, with Wesley Memorial church stewardship. Also references Fred L Savage denying Klan initiation at US Capitol and War Navy building.
A clergyman of Elizabeth I era preached against forks with the line Providence saves our fingers to eat. The biographical note marks Elizabeth as the first sovereign to adopt a fork in formal dining.
Banquets in China can amounts to as many as fifty courses, reflecting the elaborate dining culture and vast array of regional dishes enjoyed at formal events. Conservation of tradition and hospitality mark these multi course meals.
Senator Baggett attended hearings in Harnett cases and heard evidence from the Solicitor Siler and Judge Oliver Alien. Robert Duke of Stanly County was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to 25 years in the state prison by Sheriff Morton, who stated Stanly never convicts of murder in the first degree.
A scattered collection notes sunflowers give the lightest plant pith, more entertainment venues in the US than Europe, mitsumata as a vegetable leather in Japan, Darwin’s frailty, ants’ early social life, Chicago barber chair car, cautious approval of rouge by a New York clergyman, hydrogen as the lightest liquid, cremation growth on the Pacific coast, and early movable type claims by Guttenberg and others across Europe and China.
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