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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1919
Page
4
The article surveys General Pershing's return from France amid talk of presidential ambitions, criticizes cabinet limitations in the US, and notes Redfield's resignation while highlighting Lane's land reclaim plan and calls for empowered executives. It also lampoons press agents and prints a satirical take on current political and social trends.
A compact list of anniversaries and events tracing notable losses and milestones. From the 1866 Lady of Lake Michigan wreck with 225 dead to 1917 National Guard units sailing for France, with entries on bishops, royals, sieges, and disasters across decades and places.
General Pershing arrives in New York aboard the Leviathan while Wilson plans speeches in Omaha and Sioux Falls. The Prince of Wales visits Port Arthur and Fort William, and veterans gather in Columbus for a Grand Army encampment. Canadian and U S political and labor meetings also unfold across North America.
London reports the airship R-S898 will carry twenty passengers and a small cargo on a Barrow-in-Furness to Rio de Janeiro flight this fall. If successful, a regular service between Lisbon Sierra Leone and Rio de Janeiro is planned with return via the same route. Sir Woodman Burbidge is said to have booked three berths at 5000 dollars each.
Lieutenant General Jan Christian muts, invited as premier of the South African union leader, has a record spanning student, lawyer, soldier and statesman. Native of the Cape Colony, he began law practice in Johannesburg after Cambridge studies. He rose to Boer command in Cape Colony during the South African War and aided reconstruction. During World War I he served as General Botha’s deputy in German Southwest Africa and later commanded imperial forces in East Africa before joining the Imperial War Cabinet in England.
One year ago today in war news the Allies advanced three miles toward St Quentin while United States refugees from Russia reached Stockholm. Secretary of War Baker arrived in Paris for a war conference. Ada Tingley of Idaho is noted for killing and trapping 300 predatory animals in 17 months.
The deputy constable endured an expensive mishap in a barber shop when he forgot to remove his fake whiskers before a shave on Saturday afternoon.
Tickville’s town marshall announces reelection bid claiming merit and qualification. A photo in Miss Gondola Henstep’s parlor shows Yam Sims, noted rising society figure, in a prominent album page.
Racing at Belmont Park and Syracuse Grand Circuit in New York. Great Western Circuit in Milwaukee. Gulf Southern open and Massachusetts opens in Atlanta and Worcester. Intercollegiate and Great Plains mixed doubles opens in Philadelphia and Kansas City. New York State women and Northeastern Pennsylvania championships under way in New York City and Scranton. Boxing cards feature Burke maneiri in New Orleans and Britt Allen in Bridgeport Connecticut.
Physicians and druggists urge keeping systems purified to guard against influenza. Take one Calotab at bedtime with water to end a cold overnight and refresh the liver, then eat freely. Calotabs cost thirty five cents and are refundable if not delighted.
Mrs. Margaret Manning charges Miss Georgia Robinson with malicious mischief after her stylish dress was cut to ribbons during a dispute at a Ventnor cottage. Magistrate Swann remanded Miss Robinson in bail for grand jury action. The scene depicted a once fashionable wardrobe in tatters.
A report notes that Western Siberia endures extreme cold more easily due to the region's minimal wind. The observation highlights how wind absence reduces wind chill and makes the harsh climate more tolerable for residents.
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