Auto club chiefs foresee 500 at Asheville A A A meeting
Officials of the American Automobile Association expect about 500 motor club executives from the United States and Canada to attend the A A A annual meeting in Asheville in June 1921. Carolina Motor Club leaders say the event marks the first southern hosting and will feature state wide sightseeing tours alongside two days of business sessions.
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Greensboro
American Automobile Association
New Yor
Motor Club
United States
Canada
Asheville
Coleman W. Roberts
Carolina Motor Club
Charles S. Wallace
Morehead City
F Weett Robinson
Charleston
D. C
Buffalo
N. Y
Roberts
North Carolina
Poultry Farming Expands in Norway Expands Egg Exports
Poultry farming in Norway has surged leading to the country exporting thousands of eggs annually. The increase reflects stronger production and growing demand in domestic and international markets.
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Norway
White Russians’ gold dispute ends in Tokyo court order
Two White Russian factions in Tokyo won a court order to receive about 1.4 million yen from the Yokohama Specie Bank, with the Soviet embassy protesting. The gold, dating to 1919, was tied to Siberian anti‑Bolshevik efforts and has since sparked years of litigation between Semionov and Podtiagin. The Soviets seek heir status while the Whites preserve the funds for themselves.
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Glenn Babb
Associated Press
Tokyo
Siberia
Yokohama Specie Bank
Ataman Semionov
Japan
Podtlagin
Semionov
Chita
Podtiagin
Tokyo Supreme Court
Manchuria
Manchurian
Hoe
Communists Flayed By Judge Johnson
Judge T L Johnson of Lumberton denounces communists as enemies of the people they claim to serve and warns North Carolinians of red flag incursions He says North Carolina's 30 year progress owes to established industries and private enterprise made common property would destroy them at a Lexington Rotary luncheon.
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Lexington
North Carolina
T. L. Johnson
Lumberton
Superior Court
Johnson
Devon Girl Becomes Britain’s First Woman Harbor Master
Stella Gale aged 21 of Paignton in Devon has been appointed Great Britain’s first woman harbor master. A keen yachting enthusiast with deep tides wind and seamanship knowledge she has balanced work at an engineering firm with much of her spare time spent on boats and racing yachts.
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Paignton
England
Great Britain
Stella Gale
Orange-Red Hue Emerges As New Spring Color
A vivid orangy red described as capucine blends red intensity with orange warmth. The shade signals a fresh trend for spring fashion and design, bridging boldness and versatility for wardrobes and interiors.
Beauty culture taught as a legitimate study at Chicago Flower Tech
The Chicago Flower Technical High School treats beauty culture as a serious subject on par with domestic science and algebra. Girls learn skin chemistry and cosmetic analysis to distinguish real quality from fancy labels, and craft basic lotions like cold cream from simple ingredients. They compare modern cosmetics to grandmother made remedies, noting homemade bleaches from cucumbers or lemon juice.
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Chicago Flower Technical High School
Chicago
She Keeps Dates by Airplane and Beauty Culture
The article reflects on beauty trends and cosmetics across eras. It notes persistent grooming habits from past generations and suggests modern girls may emulate ancestral beauty routines, hinting that elegance shifts but interest in appearance remains.
Loans on vehicles Prague a pawnshop offers large scale lending
A Prague pawnshop conducts heavy vehicle financing lending 50 percent of appraised value. Cars trucks and tractors are pledged with the car kept in a dedicated garage by the lender and the borrower pays rent for each month of storage.
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Prague
Candy bill share in U S food spending drops in 3.6 percent
The annual candy bill of the United States totals about 1 000 000 dollars and accounts for 3 6 percent of all food purchases.
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United States
All Our Yesterdays and Other Books Review
Public library notes review several titles including All Our Yesterdays by H M Tomlinson and Twelve Against the Gods by William Bolitho. Other works mentioned are Sheila Kaye Smiths Against the World, R A J Wallings The Man with the Squeaky Voice, and New Worlds to Conquer by Richard Halliburton.
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H. M. Tomlinson
Mr. Tomlinson
Calvary
Sheila Kaye-Smith
Sussex
Amazon
William Bolithe
William Rolitho
Alexander the Great
Casanova
Columbus
Mahomet
Los Montez
Cagliostro
Seraphina
Charles XII
Sweden
Napoleon I
Catiline
Napoleon III
Sadora Duncan
Woodrow Wilson
Richard Halliburton
Halliburton
San Salvador
Popocatepetl
Yucatan
Nicaragua
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Brassieres
Selfridge Field
Mich
Spokane
Wash
Washington
R. C. Rhody
P. W. Wolf
H. A. Johnston
Ralph Royce
J. E. Duke
Allene Sumner
Beeauty
Eleanor Spear
Arthur Spear
Maine
Miss Spear
Wellesley College
Spirit of
High Point Public Library
Coats
North Main
High Point
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