Hardwick to Speak at Bankhead Highway Meeting Soon
A Greensboro venue will host the United States Good Roads association the Good Roads show and the Bankhead Highway association in April 1922. Govs, senators, and congressmen including Hardwick of Georgia and Bankhead of Alabama will attend. Organizers expect 5 000 delegates from over forty states and a large North Carolina turnout.
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Greenharn
United States Good Roads Association
United States Good Roads Show
Creenshoro
Noc
Sineria
Meo AL Rosntree
United States Good Roads Aesociation
Congress
Bankhead
Washington
San Diego
Cal
United States
Georgia
W. D. Denny
Delaware
James Hartness
Vermont
Westmoreland Davis
Virginia
Lee Russell
Mississippi
Lee Overman
North Carolina
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
F. M. Simmons
T. L. Oddle
Nevada
Claude Swanson
Chas, E. Townsend
Michigan
Stedman and Ward
W. B. Bankhead
Rountree
Van Dyke to Speak at Virginia Centennial Exercises
Virginia announces four day centennial celebration May 21 to June 3 with 250 universities from America and Europe taking part. Princeton’s Henry Van Dyke and Rev. Dr. William Alexander Rorr of New Orleans will be principal speakers on opening day. Dr. Van Dyke will preach at Vesper services and a new $100,000 Greek amphitheater funded by Paul Goodloe McIntire will be dedicated May 31 with Dr. Stewart directing music.
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Charlottesville
America
Europe
University of Virginia
John Lloyd Newcomb
Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
William Alexander Rorr
Christ Church Cathedral
New Orleans
Barr
van Dyke
Paul Goodloe McIntire
Humphrey J. Stewart
San Diero
Stewart
American Guild of Orminists
Mrs. Cooley Praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Mrs. Annie H. Cooley of Middlefield Connecticut suffered a grip and feared pneumonia but using Chamberlains Cough Remedy eased chest pains loosened the cough and made her well again. She speaks highly of the medicine. Settlements with 249 people were found in Japan’s first official census last fall.
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Annie H. Cooley
Middlefield
Conn
Chamberlain
Japan
Backache Relief Ad Promises Fast Forgetfulness
An old advertisement touts a small trial bottle available at drug stores for immediate back pain relief. It claims one use will end suffering from backache and sciatica, promising never to disappoint after sixty years of recommendation.
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Proofdente Kotallo Co
Bc-46
Sta. X
New Yo
President's special flag for commander in chief duties
The president uses a unique flag during official appearances in the White House role as commander in chief of the army and navy. The device signals executive authority and formal address of national defense matters.
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United States
Army
Navy
Weber Production To Please One Woman at Palace
Lois Weber presents To Please One Woman at the Palace for Monday and Tuesday. The film portrays a selfish beauty who uses men, wrecks careers, and tears lives apart, then shows her true colors and a hopeful reconciliation.
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Lois Weber
Miss Weber
Lois Weber Nesire
Palace Theatre
Palace Week Offers Social Drama and Distinctive Vaudeville
The Palace showcases Lois Weber's To Please One Woman with Claire Windsor and others as the week opens. A Study in Syncopation with Miss Kell and the Brower brothers follows, plus Charlie Chaplin in The Kids on Wednesday and Thursday. Friday and Saturday feature Married Life with Phylis Haver and Ben Turpin, and Vaudeville headliner Pep-o-Mint delivers a musical revue of songs and dances.
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America
Pathe News
Phyllis Haver
Ben Turpin
Mack Sennett
Lois Weber
Claire Windsor
Edith Kessler
Mona Lisa
Edward Burns
George Hackathorne
The
Palace
Miss Kell
Brower Brothers
Charlie Chaplin
Athens
the Palice
the Kid
Phylis Haver
Pfiss Haver
Pacific Coast
Tate
Sennett
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Hardwick
Martin J. Abney
Marie Kell
Brower Bros
Eal Taek Mether
St. Jacobs
Ford Trucks
J. B. Suttles
Clayton St
New York City
Dandruff
Weber
Southern Bell Telephone
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