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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1921
Page
2
A collage of social commentary and satirical observations. It critiques Prohibition era habits, transport, labor, and crowds while noting a Ku Klux Klan show and a large Asbury Park parade. It laments national wreckage, mentions postal robberies, and muses on horses, tractors, and modern progress versus tradition.
The Southern Medical Journal rebukes the pellagra scare as unfounded and bias against the South. It blames misrepresentation by the U S Public Health Service and Goldberger for skewing views of diet, climate, and disease. It urges accurate health reporting, continued malaria and hookworm fight, and education to attract northern investment and settlement.
Local parents condemn the school board for eliminating music from the coming term, stressing music as essential as reading and health, noting many pupils will miss foundational musical instruction unless a music supervisor is funded. The piece also previews other school concerns and community opinions on budget priorities.
New York fox hunters prepare for a serious season with Goshen as a popular gathering place. An English pack is imported under sponsors including Robert Goales and Averell Harriman, injecting renewed spirit into the local hunt. The piece also notes Gen Rush Hawkins, Civil War veteran, left 200000 to the Actors' Fund of America in his will, honoring actors and actresses.
Web Fox reports 25 MoH recipients will attend the annual convention in the fall with expenses paid from departure to return. They will be showcased during events and lead the parade review for foreign and American visitors.
Mrs McDevill voiced a sentiment shared by the Legion of Duluth criticizing the Duluth commissioners for proposing a memorial without consulting service men. The plan called for tablets bearing the names of service members and women, though timing and design sparked debate among veterans awaiting more care for their less fortunate comrades.
In High Point North Carolina, Mrs Hi Smith argues that music in the public school system is essential for child betterment, warning that removing or reducing music education weakens town and state reputation. She calls on mothers organizations to fund such an important addition while noting the town’s heavy work culture.
A collage of historical curiosities and railway inquest notes. Tarrying and feathering as a medieval penalty, camphor trees in the wilds, life-saving rafts adopted in England for seaplanes, U S farm counts, naval stabilizers on a vessel, cryogenic oxygen tests, cargo preservation by forced air, Germany using concrete pipes, coin wrapping and paper bag tying speeds, global radium estimates, Arctic census delays, Canada Mexico and population figures, a cooling gunstock absorber, and a London city council meeting plus a train inquest report.
London report notes magistrate P Milne commenting on gym attire and public sufficiency of modesty during court observations. The fragment hints at a debate over display and propriety in a courtroom setting.
Public sale notice under power of sale cites Natl Bank of Greensboro and Guilford County records for multiple motor vehicles including trucks and touring cars to satisfy debtedness. Also public dissolution notice states F W Hodges sold interest in West End Motor Co to Lawrence Smith and Walker, with payoff to former accounts.
The Notice states Tonia Powell as plaintiff against an unnamed defendant in the Guilford County Superior Court Greensboro. The defendant must appear before the clerk on September 30, 1921 to answer or demur to the complaint and the plaintiff seeks relief as demanded. This August 30, 1921. M. W. Gant, C. S. 8-31-9-7-14-21.
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