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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1920
Page
8
Brooklyn story of Elizabeth Day tracing her husband Douglas Cruikshank after two chance sightings on an elevated train. She confronted him at his home, produced a warrant, and a judge ordered $10 weekly alimony for life.
Berlin observers recount a heated debate as former followers of Wilhelm I and Frederick the Great challenge the Kaiser. A clash between right and left factions erupts in the Reichstag over loyalty and national duty.
The remains of Mary Campbell also known as Burns Highland Mary are removed from West Kirk in Greenock to clear space for a ship extension scheme. Her new grave will be near the James Watt memorial cairn in the vicinity.
German arrivals to Vera Cruz in late October accelerate movement of thousands to Mexico. Hundreds travel ahead to Chiapas to take up agricultural work under the new program. Local authorities monitor the rapid flow and report on settlement progress and potential social impact.
London November 30 Dr Christopher Addison health minister blames trades unions in part for England house shortages. He notes a shrinkage of bricklayers carpenters masons and other building trades and says there are not enough workers. He warns unions may block using unemployed outside the trades to build homes amid national demand.
Claiming to cure rheumatism and related pains St Jacobs Oil is advertised as a fast acting remedy. The ad targets sufferers of rheumatic joints sore muscles and neuralgia promising relief from backache sprains and swelling. It urges readers to buy at any drug store and try a trial bottle.
In a November report from NGTON the court compels the treasury department to make payments to railroads. The special division transport now under consideration faces related actions.
Russia announces production of motor plows in Moscow. The first unit completed successfully amid horse shortages. Production plans set at 150 plows monthly to replace draft animals.
An old advertisement touts Ziron Iron Tonic as a remedy to restore iron levels and boost energy. It claims benefits for families including a 14 year old and emphasizes taking the tonic for pale blood and fatigue with druggist availability.
Stockholm November 3 The Northern Peace Union asks the king to promote English as the world language and to mandate its introduction as the fundamental foreign language in all staff aided schools after an inquiry showing broad support among neutral philologists businessmen and international workers.
The annual meeting of the M. P. Church ends with personnel assignments. Names listed include C. E. Forlines loaned to Good Samaritan Mission in Asheville, J. S. Williams to the Board of Home Missions in Seattle, O. B. Williams to Elon College, Paul S. Kennett as secretary of the Denomination Board of Young People's Work, Baltimore, A. G. Dixon as field secretary for North Carolina. Juanita Hamner left without appointment at her request. J. H. Stowe to Westminster Theological Seminary. others include J. C. Allman, E. A. Bingham, J. F. Minnis, and J. D. Hardy.
Military experts assess that Russia retains enough munitions to sustain ongoing conflicts for about five years, despite Western sanctions and supply strain. They warn future production and logistics will determine the pace of any renewed operations.
The notice lists service destinations Thomasville North Carolina Winston Salem North Carolina Roanoke Virginia Norfolk Virginia Hagerstown Maryland Florence South Carolina and Atlanta Georgia with afternoon delivery to Winston Salem. The text notes a strong freight service and mentions a mate and stowmoors in archaic wording.
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