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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
14
The article surveys fur trends for the season with long capes in mele, seal, ermine and kolinsky, layered with turquoise and jade linings. It notes slim sleeves, belted gowns, and varied uses of fox and marten furs, plus fur coats, accessories, and the return of seal in street wear.
The riot scene in Lisbon escalated as a second wild-eyed agitator quickly led the rioters after the first was suppressed. Bread prices or access triggered unrest as townspeople paid nothing for bread that day while the bakeries faced losses.
Portland, Sept. 19. The house of deputies approved licensing women as lay leaders in the Protestant Episcopal church by a 206 to 123 vote. The canon amendment now goes to the house of bishops for action, with officials noting the move could aid regions lacking clergy, especially in mountain areas and the south. The change allows women to render part of the church service. The report also notes a separate statistic on radio ownership in major cities.
In Lisbon on September 1 a barefoot woman in white with a red headscarf led a crowd during bread riots protesting higher prices. She waved a black flag and urged revolt as bakeries were raided before police intervened.
An obituary brief notes a funeral service read for individuals who were unbaptized or excommunicated, reflecting a church practice of acknowledging their passing. The item emphasizes the religious rites performed and the marginal status within the community.
A literary writer argues that radio’s rising trend will profoundly influence literature more than any other field in the coming years. He cites the spoken and written word as equally affected by broadcasting’s reach and changes.
Government experts report high frequency waves from nearby radio broadcasting stations may cause vegetation to grow larger and mature sooner than under normal conditions.
Large demands are reported by manufacturers for copper wire, sheet, tube, and bar stock in various forms for use in radio apparatus. System-wide needs reflect ongoing production and supply expectations amid industry activity.
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