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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1926

Page

11

Greensboro Plans 10 Raise Funds for Smokies Park

Greensboro kicks off a fundraising drive to purchase lands for a national park in the Great Smoky Mountains. Judge T. D. Bryson will address a February 23 dinner on park purposes and funding methods. Campaigns expand to High Point and Salisbury with local leaders and committees planning dinners and speeches by Horace Kephart and others to mobilize donations.

Greensboro Great Smoky Mountains T. D. Bryson State Superior Court W. H. Spradlis, Jr High Point Judge Bryson C. Garrett Streh. Point Horace Kephart Miss Henderson Salisbury T. A. Snyder H. H. Newman R. L. Bernhardt Ross M. Sigman J. L. Summers EB. C. Gregory C. H. Marriner

French chateaux install American bars as country-house adjuncts

Paris reports a trend where Parisian owners convert libraries and smoking rooms into American style bars with white coated bartenders and high stools. Cocktail hour becomes a new national habit as Americans influence local drinking customs in ancestral country homes.

Paris France

Briand Diet Alters State Dinners and Chef Madam Rosalie

Prime minister and foreign minister Aristide Briand now follows a restricted diet while Madame Rosalie, famed for cooking at the Quai dOrsay, adjusts to his absence from official lunches. Americans abroad may visit a new museum display at the Palais de Justice detailing revolutionary captivity of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, housed in a room once used as a restaurant.

Aristide Briand Madame Rosalie Quai D’orsai M. Briand France Palais de Justice Luis XVI Marie Antoinette Palais Cociergerie

Anglers' Union of Paris Celebrates 36th Anniversary

The Anglers Union of Paris marked 36 years with a banquet attended by the minister of agriculture and dignitaries. Medals and a cross of agricultural merit were awarded for achievements and perseverance in fostering patience and notable fish catches. Afterward, members fished the murky Seine, despite poor conditions. The last annual contest yielded a pound and a half, surpassing prior records.

Anglers’ Union of Paris Minister of Agriculture Union Seine

French dictionary adds two new words from Lynch law

The committee revising the French dictionary notes two new words borrowed from the term Lynch law. The entry reflects how social control language enters formal lexicons. The development highlights evolving usage in American English affecting French lexicography.

Lynch Law

Academy Admits Usage of Lyncher and Lynchage Terms

The academy recognizes lyncher as a verb meaning to kill without trial and lynchage as the act or result of lynching. Derived from the Anglo Saxon concept of lynch law and the law of retaliation, the terms enter usage with defined senses.

Academy

George's Recipe 3 Probed for Legality by Prohibition Groups

Washington scene sees debate as the Anti-Saloon League and the association against the prohibition amendment discuss a forthcoming event about the George Washington beer formula. Wayne Wheeler asserts the ruling prohibits advertising or publishing any information on liquor manufacture or acquisition.

Washington Association Against the Prohibition Amendment Sargent Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League W. H. Stayton Association Wheeler George Washington

Suzanne Lenglen Is Suffering In Collapse

In New York on February 20, a fragment from a jazz ballet titled Skyscrapers is discussed amid the Met Opera stage scene. The text mixes a sports figure name with a broader cultural note on jazz infused ballet in the city.

Suzanne Lenglen New York Metropolitan Opera House

Doctor and student elope from Agnes Scott to Honolulu

Dr. Noel DuPre, an agent of the French government, met Virginia Hollingsworth a senior at Agnes Scott College in Decatur Georgia. Three days later the couple eloped and planned to settle in Honolulu.

Noel DuPre Virginia Hollingsworth Agnes Scott College Decatur Virginia Dr. DuPre Honolulu

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