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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
5
In a stormy afternoon scene Sandra observes Everett with Leela's picture, fighting jealousy and a craving for privacy. He withholds, late nights and stray hints of family pressure deepen the rift as gossip swirls around the troubled couple. The narrator contemplates home and control as tension grows.
Thousands of ladies attended the fall and winter millinery display at Miss Venetia Smiths store on Tuesday and Wednesday. The decorated shop showcased new models in city debut with buyers purchasing with evident care amid a fashionable, beautiful display of headgear.
Enterprise reports a dawn incident near named mills where pickets hurled eggs at workers. The display occurred around 1 am with a smaller contingent remaining as several expressers aimed to stay on the job through the day.
D. L. Hollerga of Fayetteville visits this city to see T. M. Stanton and other friends. Hollerga formerly served in the hospital unit with Dr. Stanton in France.
Miss Blanche Burgess and William Burgess left this morning for Mt Airy. They made the trip by automobile.
Mrs. W. B. Newell has returned to her home in Richmond after visiting Mrs. E. D. Steele on Washington Street.
A cloud described as large passed over Dog Hill this morning. Poke Eazley tried to place a rain barrel under it but failed. Frisby Hine noted a defendant as a large helpless figure surrounded by deputy constable Cricket Hicks at the post office during mail opening, nearly reaching a setter.
Paramount star Wallace Reid admits to pushing speed while filming The Roaring Road at Santa Monica California. He reached 90 miles per hour with only Guy Oliver aboard and narrowly avoided a fatal spill at the Santa Monica death curve. The stunt marks a thrilling highlight in the new Paramount picture at Broadway theater Friday.
Detectives Duffy and Birch traced an undercover haul of jewelry bought cheap at Union and Maxwell streets. They arrested Jacob Lepner after seizing $5 000 worth of goods stamped Holman Wholesale Jeweler and learned the men bought from Frank John. Holmans claim losses range up to $196 000 in five months, with no leak found.
Dallas C. Kirby of Winston-Salem is in this city for a few days on business.
An advertisement urges women to use Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed conditions. It claims safety, dependability, and exclusivity from drug stores and invites readers to write for the free publication Relief and details, addressing National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
President Wilson begun a nationwide speaking tour in support of the peace treaty and League of Nations. A citywide parade and welcome in Memorial Hall are planned with the motor strike on streetcars not delaying events. The special train was due at 11 and the address at 11:30 with a departure for Indianapolis at 1.
In London on September 4, the bead necklace trend has grown from twelve inch strands to strings nearly three yards long ending in a tassel that falls below the skirt hem. Pearls and jade are closely imitated as amber beads and tassels touch the toe tip in walking.
Friends in the city learn Mrs. William C. Massey has entered Johns Hopkins at Baltimore for treatment and is now doing nicely.
Miss Gertrude Hobbs of Guilford College is a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs Gurney Briggs on Steele street.
Berlin reports the government has ordered a nationwide census on October 7-8 to enumerate all persons in all households, permanent or temporary, due to war losses and subsequent disorders. The item notes wartime disruptions and related preparations.
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