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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
12
The article previews 1922 millinery ideas with big and small hats, varied shapes, and brim styles. It notes striking color combos, metallics, beads, and wrapped turbans as modern, chic essentials worn by top actresses and fashion-forward figures.
The fall hat display centers on felt crowns with interlaced ribbons and metal accents, velvet and kid trims, and bold embroidery. Feathers, cork fruits, and bright color dominate, with large high crowns and varied silhouettes for every occasion.
A nostalgic guide praises the fireplace as a home center and contrasts old charm with modern substitutes. It explains choosing andirons and finishes from wrought and cast iron to brass, with design tips for gray Adam mantels and oxidized brass for durable, attractive hearths.
The Institute of Politics meeting in Williamstown Massachusetts discussed a proposed single organization to run a global radio service with world spread stations, emphasizing theoretical desirability and broad coverage.
A garbled page lists multiple local ads promoting paint from Marietta Paint and Color Co and Mother’s Choice Flour from Clinard Milling Co. It also notes real estate auctioneer J. Sib Burton, feed brands Old Beck and Monarch, Fowler Lumber Co, and EK M. Glover Red Bell Shoe Store. The piece reads like a collage of product plugs and a real estate notice with phone numbers for local merchants.
A fragment notes family loss and future security tied to Jack Edwards Mer High Point Insurance and Real Estate Co. The line hints at ensuring survivors through a policy or company named in a fragmentary trust or obituary context.
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