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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1922
Page
6
A playful homage to familiar literary figures with a note on autumn weather and a bold suggestion about collecting 65 million dollars from England next month in coal. The prose blends nursery rhyme motifs with travel imagery and financial bravado.
Massachuse Its republicans are as fond of Lodge as Wisconsin is of La Follette. The league tatlenders beat the leaders twice yesterday, all of which is good for the game.
A one cent per pound tariff on Brazil nuts is noted with no mention of global scope. Lord Northcliffe’s estate is valued at 240 million dollars. Admiral Perry is saluted as coal miners resume work and the tariff bill nears completion with rail strike signs easing. A Raleigh firm picks High Point for a western board factory amid optimistic tourism in Cuba. George Perry of San Francisco reportedly bought 226 ships in a single purchase.
A traveling salesman warns High Point area readers about a dangerous Oak Hill crossing on the Southern railway. The detour at Thomasville Road sees heavy traffic with no protective driveway. the city cannot regulate it, urging Southern Railway to fix the crossing quickly to prevent accidents and possible lawsuits.
The High Point Rotary Club promotes campaigns to keep boys in school, arguing education builds accuracy, alacrity, and adaptability for life. A prominent citizen cites older workers regretful of lost schooling, urging parents and students to prioritize continued studies rather than early work.
A planning expert argues High Point typifies a typical American town and urges intelligent city planning. He notes past neglect, calls for underpasses, a park system, and a defined expansion program to improve layout, traffic, industry placement, and aesthetics for the city’s future.
The Greensboro Record commentary criticizes state leaders for prioritizing roads and automobiles over care for the feeble minded and other unfortunates. It argues public welfare budgets are underfunded while road spending continues, asserting most people know little about state institutions and urging clearer prioritization of care efforts.
The text argues that neglect hampers prevention efforts and that a kleptomaniac in a male environment learns little of value. Over time the problem could affect both sound and unsound outcomes, increasing costs due to neglect.
In New York a furious scream burst from a street eleven floors below as a musical comedy singer discovered her estranged husband after six years. The noise drew office workers to windows across Fifth Avenue while police arrived and calmed the scene.
Morris Kohn was burglarized last month, losing private stock of pre prohibition liquor. Recently most of the bottles reappeared on his front porch with a note claiming empathy after witnessing a man almost die from alcohol withdrawal on Fourteenth Street. The note threatens future contact and hints at a planned meeting.
Geological experts warn that recent water main bursts and wall collapses on Manhattan Island may be caused by powerful blasts along rock strata running through the city. A diagonal formation near Columbus Circle and the Commonwealth Hotel project at Forty-Second Street- Madison area are cited as evidence. Geologists plan to study the district to determine protective blasting methods.
Raymond Knight seven and his sister Phyllis nine traveled solo in steerage after visiting relatives in England. They report a fine voyage and say they felt not lonely.
Miss Dorothy Smoker and Bobby Edwards star in the new season revue at Greenwich Village theater. The production features clever colorful staging, strong music and dancing, and striking color and scenic effects.
War ren A Kipp Jr son of a National Sugar Refining executive elopes with Dorothy Bulleyment an heiress. Disinherited, he seeks income to finish Columbia University while his wife works as a cloak model to support his education outside of classes.
Miami Florida Sept 15 Granting of ballot to women brought many complications. Carl Holmer Jr supervisor of registration says women who married since the last registration must register under new names. Sallie Smith may vote if she remains Miss Sallie Smith but if she changed to Mrs John Jones she cannot vote unless she registers under the new name.
The conference report on the soldier bonus was blocked in the House by Chairman Fordney of the House managers. Leaders plan to call it up tomorrow with the goal of final action that day.
Mrs. N. J. Crowder has traveled to Virginia due to the critical illness of her brother, prompting a family absence as medical updates are awaited.
Duchemin aids wounded d Aurbac after a wild moonlit chase in Montpellier. An American masquerader fightsapen tries fleeing with a barouche while Duchemin, grappling through a chaotic melee, disarms and pursues. He stops the barouche, tends to d Aurbac, and receives aid from two women as the scene calms.
Duchemin surveys Montpellier-le-Vieux a strange silent place built in a single hour, filled with ominous age and mysterious power. A armed private in US uniform and a peasant spy vanish behind rocks, leaving the eerie street deserted and unnerving.
Duchemin races to a moonlit Paris theater scene where seven figures gather near a seven hundred foot wide pit. A mourning woman clings to a terrified girl as three men fight, while a fourth menaces with a pistol. He springs into action to thwart the danger.
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