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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
2
Readable segments show departure and arrival times among cities such as Washington Birmingham New York Winchester Charlotte and Augusta. Several times include inconsistent formats and errors like 4:60 a.m and 0.-Birhm suggesting OCR issues.
A Wilmington editorial echoes New York women who inspect wholesale markets to close the gap between wholesale and retail prices. It urges housekeepers to leave kitchens and push for wholesale market investigations as a step toward solving the high cost of living. The piece ends with a cultural aside on peasant costumes and sandals.
Lt Col H A Darque outlines a plan to give Air Service reserve officers near-home flying opportunities. No funds or staff exist yet, but support from Congress and new bills could enable fields, detachments, and municipal participation. Readers in Southeastern states are urged to send names, locations, facilities, and maps by October 10 to aid a reports-led push.
The Danish government suspends an electric lamp line in the strait to prevent eels from leaving the Baltic Sea for the ocean, a darkness-based barrier aimed at controlling their migration.
London Oct 8 Women in uniform face sharp criticism nationwide with commentators urging their return to normal roles and the reinstatement of ex service men in public and welfare posts.
The article notes that Oxford and Cambridge remain the only major UK universities not awarding degrees to women, highlighting a continuing gender barrier in higher education.
Attorney Rosenfeld former Prussian minister of justice protests that Berlin still bears many royal and military street names years after the revolution. He cites Kaiser Wilhelm street Koenig Friedrich Karl Prince Louis Ferdinand Princess street and streets named for Zeiten Bluecher Gneisenau Scharnhorst Moltke among others and objects toDragoner and Jaeger street names.
A Washington Star snippet quotes Mr Crossiots saying he never sleeps due to excitement only when a treat to stop the trolley cars is near.
A London Tit-Bits snippet follows a child noting a man sitting on the pavement talking to a banana skin. The playful caption captures a moment of innocent humor and urban oddity in a city scene.
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