City Schools Poster Contest Rules Announced
Mrs. William Tate announces a city poster contest to support Planting Week with prizes from the woman's club chamber of commerce and community service. Schools must submit at least 25 posters by March 18 with student name grade and teacher on each poster.
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William Tate
Civics
Woman's Dad
Marsfal
Chamber of Commmerce
High Point Community Service
Th Woman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Civics Department Woman's Club
Tate
Record High Temperature Report From Bristol Boy Suffering Grip
In Bristol England on March 10 a girl with grip reached 114 degrees Fahrenheit, a clinician found three thermometers all showed the same 132 degrees initially. After night the temperature rose two degrees but treatment brought her back to normal and she recovered fully, a case not previously documented in medical journals.
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Bristol
Eng
City Aldermen Cut Salaries in Retrenchment Drive
Salishury notes that at a March meeting the city aldermen approved further salary cuts for city employees. The reductions, effective March 1, save the city about $226 per month.
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Salishury
Public heads scorn oath of allegiance in German states
Berlin March 10 Public officials in several federated German states refused to take the oath to the republican constitution claiming allegiance to their state. The law issue sparked lively debate in Savannia where support for the regime is weak. Legal actions sought reinstatement of officials deemed vacant for non constitutional attitude. one court ruled oath unnecessary, a higher court reversed.
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Berlin
Savanin
Canada tops sugar consumption per capita among nations
Canada consumes more sugar per person than any other country, report shows, highlighting dietary trends and health implications across the population.
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Canada
Country
Farm Price Rally Brightens 1922 Outlook for Farmers
A February rise in farm product prices signals renewed confidence after a harsh postwar period. Wheat, hogs, and cattle show gains with lower debt, but rail and manufacturing costs strain farmers. Wage disputes and railroad charges hinder recovery, while Deere & Company reports reflect broader industrial weakness. The overall tone suggests the worst may be past, though challenges remain in financing and distribution.
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Russia
Chicago
Soline
Mohne
Deere & Company
Deere
Rairoad
L Co
cCoel
Perdstucee
Detroit training camp notes and player salary disputes
Spotlighs on Southern camps with Dutch Leonard skipping reports to the Detroit camp. Tie demands 15000 dollars yearly while Showa is offered. Howard Ehmke content with pay but seeks a trade. Frani Frisch begins golf after training trip. Babe Adams in top form among Pirates. Glazner persists for higher pay in second season. Rigney shines among Detroit recruits, a Fort Worth pickup. Holling and Cobb anticipate breakout seasons. Hirman uses a 55 ounce bat. Babe Ruth lighter? Leon Meadows develops a fadeaway akin to Mathewson. Arthur Fletcher reports to Phillies camp to play second base. Cleveland’s pitching staff averages six feet tall, the tallest in the league.
Alumnae Conference Planned at North Carolina College for Women
The North Carolina College for Women alumnae association holds a Greensboro conference March 10 11 with delegates from state chapters and three per district. Plans for completing the alumnae home campaign will be discussed at the college with sessions at the YWCA hut and Cornelian society hall and a campus tour afterward.
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Creensboro
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Cornelian Society
Students
Upshaw Blames Human Faults for Knickerbocker Roof Collapse
Georgia representative Upshaw declares the Knickerbocker theater roof failure was caused by faulty construction not divine will. He cites a contractor’s warning and urges lawmakers to act to prevent future tragedies, honoring the 98 victims.
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Washington
Upshaw
Georgia
Baltic Sea Shipwrecks Each Day of the Year
The Baltic Sea records indicate a daily average of shipwrecks, revealing persistent dangers to maritime traffic through the year. Marine authorities may study routes and weather patterns to reduce future losses and improve safety.
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Baltic Sea
Miscellaneous Factoids from an Old Almanac Fragment
A mosaic of historical trivia covers geography science and history. Notable items include Nile length estimates 3670 miles and the age of rocks at 1.5 billion years.
Geographically Noted Facts From Historical Data
Panama Canal Zone covers 456 square miles. Geese can live up to 40 years. The United States is the largest diamond purchaser. An average U.S. farmer tills 27 acres.
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Panama Canal Zone
United States
Medal for Rescuing Mate In London Docks
Frank Dolan a quartermaster on the United States steamer Centennial State received the silver medal of the Royal Humane Society and an award from the Carnegie Trust for rescuing a comrade from drowning in the Thames last October. He dived from the Montana to save a man between ship and wharf as a strong ebb ran, risking being swept away.
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London
Frank Dolan
United States
Thames
Royal Humane Society
Carnegie Trust Fund
Awell
Dolan
o&Scotland Yard
New York Police Department
New York
Cold Cure Claims Speedy Relief Against Grippe
Advertisement extols a remedy that supposedly breaks a cold fever and grippe faster than any known treatment, asserting it prevents pneumonia and accelerates recovery.
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Sue
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Moline
Ilinois
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New Spring
Serges
Sale
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South Matin Street
Dutch Leonard
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Tie
Club
Showa
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Frani Frisch
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The
Pirates
Rigney
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Cobb
Floyd Hirman
Snecker
Babe Ruth
Leon Meadows
Phillies
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Arthur Fletcher
Leesburg
Fla
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Cleveland
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River Nile
Japan
Queen Mary
Vancouver
Paris
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Sweden
Australia
U. S. Army
Mexico
National Library of Paris
English Channel
America
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Moon
Charles Moncky
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George Melford
Sheik
Produced
Broadway
Lewis I. Selznick Presents
Michael J. Phillips
Edward J. Montagne
Burton George
Pines
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