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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
4
The column reflects on racial justice in North Carolina amid lynching fears, urges equal court protections, and condemns lynchings. It laments political delay on peace treaties, calls for practical civic repairs on Main Street and Centennial Avenue, and praises professional merit over party in the postal system.
A damaged main street crossing on the South rn railway provokes calls for a real repair by the city. The writer argues only a con crete, four foot wide white race collaboration and proper steel ties can ensure a lasting crossing, warning that past repairs wasted thousands.
In Malester Oklahoma Mrs. J A Scott recalled a sewing machine needle left in her hand for 25 years after breaking while twisting a lid. An abscess formed, prompting medical attention and the forgotten foreign body to be discovered during treatment.
Los Angeles report shows population rising from 50,838 in 1889 to about 650000 by 1919. Assessed taxable property value increased from 39,479,127 to 605,642,547 in the same period per City Auditor John Meyers.
William O'Brien, a 67 year old Irish political figure since 1883, is famed for transparent honesty and boundless energy. Known as the Stormy Petrel in the House of Commons, he has faced nine political charges, spent over two years in jail, and founded the United Ireland newspaper during the Parnellite era.
Today commemorates anniversaries of Marshal Foch born in southern France and aged 68, William O'Brien born in Cork aged 67, Field Marshal von Hindenburg born in Posen aged 72, Cordell Hull born in Overton County Tennessee aged 48, Congressman Carl Hayden born in Tempe Arizona aged 42. Each birthday notes years since birth and place.
Fire whistles in Kansas towns are fading as insurers raise rates. Companies say whistles draw calls revealing fire locations and slow volunteer crews, increasing losses.
Rheumatism affects all ages and ranks and is caused by uric acid buildup. In cold damp weather the skin pores close forcing kidneys to work harder, letting uric acid accumulate and settle in joints. Four ounces of Rad Salts daily for a week is suggested to flush impurities and aid kidney function.
The notice mentions Gen George Washington Getty's birth centenary and the sixty eighth birthday of Field Marshal Foch as leaders of earlier wars. It also cites debates over a Wilson postmaster appointment, civil service exams, and calls for postal service reform and merit-based promotions.
A dated recap lists events from 1515 to 1917 including Ohio’s capital move to Columbus and battles in the Drina and Vor, plus royal marriages and a ship sinking. It closes with a critique of a newspaper center vacancy and public official satisfaction.
Today features racing continuations at Jamaica Latonia and Laurel trotting events at Lexington and golf at the Shawnee club. Baseball hosts the world series game two in Cincinnati while wrestling stars Johnny Meyers and William Demetral meet in Chicago and boxing pairs Jake Abel and Kid Karst headline in Atlanta.
One year ago today major World War I actions unfolded as United States troops compelled German forces from the Argonne forest while French units reached the Aisne canal beyond St Quentin. Italian naval and air forces bombarded Durazzo in Albania.
Democrats set up a publicity bureau to spin their messaging and counter Republican coverage, attempting to push favorable stories through newspapers. The move signals heightened party strategy in shaping press narratives.
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