Postal Receipts Here Continuing on the Increase
Postmaster O R York reports January postal receipts at about 8600, about 2000 more than January 1922. The January total exceeds half of the first quarter 1921 receipts, which were around 15000. Despite Redeemed War Savings stamps, thousands of dollars remain unredeemed or unregistered locally. York urges cashing in such stamps to reinvest. A postoffice inspector studied proposed second floor alterations in Prohibition Chief Sams offices. Discussion persists on adding more lockboxes, with Washington asking for detailed needs. congress funding likely.
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O. R. York
York
Postoffice
Washington
Post Office Department
Congress
Aspironal Promises Quick Cold Relief From Two Minute Aid
An ad touts Aspironal as a superior cold and flu remedy with modern scientific fixes. Endorsed by European and American Army surgeons, it claims to shorten colds or coughs and offers refunds if relief is not felt within two minutes. Every US druggist instructed to offer Pine refunds on demand.
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U. S
Aspironal Cold Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief and Safety
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a fast acting cold and cough elixir endorsed by authorities and popular with the public. It promises relief within two minutes on demand and urges readers to try it for all ages while claiming safety and ease of use.
Death of Thomas D. Tinnin Baffles Family in Hillsboro
Miss Mary I Tinnin of High Point schools travels to Hillsboro after the death of her father Thomas D Tinnin who died Tuesday night after months of illness and a reported paralytic stroke. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Mary I. Tinnin
High Point Schools
Hillsboro
Thomas D. Tinnin
Funeral plans for Ren Mary and Marshall set for Hillsboro
Ren of Greensboro Miss Mary of this city and Marshall of Bakersville Cal are noted in a notice that a funeral is expected to be conducted at Hillsboro this morning at 10 30.
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Ren, Thomas
Greensboro
Mary
Marshall
Bakersville
Cal
Hillsboro
58 Licenses to Wed Issued in January
Register of Deeds R. H. Wharton issued 58 marriage licenses during January with 26 to African Americans. One couple wed at the courthouse. The report notes the figures were compiled before office closure yesterday. France proposed paying German miners in marks. No further context given.
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Register of Deeds
R. H. Wharton
France
Blind student Weinman wins major Northwestern honors
George H. Weinman, a 23 year old blind Chicagoan in his junior year at Northwestern University Law School, earns the Rufus H. Sage scholarship for 1922 23 the Koepke prize and a place on the Honor Roll. He credits his mother for guiding his studies and says he hopes to pass the bar and may dream of the U S Supreme Court bench one day.
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Northwestern Law School
Chicago
Northwestern University Law School
George H. Weoinmen
Rufus H. Sage
Law School
Charles A. Koepke
Ame
John H. Wigmore
Weinman
Abraham Lincoln
Supreme Court of the United States
Philogian Society Incorporates at Elon College
Elon College officials report the Philogian Society has been incorporated as a non stock entity to aid young men in obtaining an Elon education. Charter received from the secretary of state. Incorporators include T. B. White J. S. Cobb G. H. Rowland G. J. Green D. B. Marks W. P. Lawrence and John M. Cock.
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Elon College
Philogian Society of
Elon
Secretary of State
T. B. White
Stouea
Cobb
G. H. Rowland
G. J. Green
D. B. Marks
W. P. Lawrence
John M. Cock
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