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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1922

Page

11

Muscles Shoals District Faces Burgeoning Population Surge

Florence Alabama March 31 mass movement to Muscle Shoals stirs tri cities Florence Sheffield and Tuscumbia as realty firms warn of speculative land sales and authorities crack down on fraud while preparing for postwar development and possible foreign loans.

Florence Ala South Niagara el Dorado Sheffield Tuscumbia Tri-Cities Muscle Shoals Tennessee Michigan Alabama Brouht Elv Red Cross

Seek Aid From U S To Solve Yugoslavia’s Financial Crisis

Belgrade March 31 Yugoslavia appeals to the United States for foreign aid to address grave economic troubles. The country faces nearly 1 billion dollars in obligations, over 50 million owed to the U S and about double that to Britain. The dinar has collapsed to about 1.25 cents with 5 billion dinars in paper money, only 400 million backed by gold or securities. State debt to the national bank stands at 4.5 billion dinars and the new budget totals 6 billion dinars, with more than a third devoted to military and defense costs.

Belgrade Jugoslavia United States Kingland

Conference of Women Voters Plans in Baltimore

Plans for a pan American conference of women on civic and social problems, called by the National League of Women Voters, will open in Baltimore on April 20 and continue for several days. The event gathers delegates from across the Americas to address public issues.

Washington Hughes L. S. Rowe Pan-American Union Annapolis Maryiana Grace Abbott Children’s Bureau United States Department of Labor Julia Abbott Bureau of Education United States Department of the Interior Mary Anderson Women's Bureau Valeria H. Parker United States Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board Mirs Mabel Walker Willebrandt United States Carrie Chapman Catt International Woman Suffrage Alliance National League of Women Voters Thicaco Baltimore

Rose Proves Populan as City Flower in Campaign

The rose proved the most popular flower in a civic department campaign conducted by the Woman's club to select a city flower. The effort highlighted community engagement and the rose’s prominence in local horticulture.

Civic Department of the Woman's Clab

Voter Preference Ballot Box at Chamber of Commerce

In High Point a ballot box at the chamber of commerce collected several registrations of preference. The turnout was small but the rose led the field as the clear choice among participants.

Chamber of Commerce Ros

Gude's Pepto-Mangan Promises Restored Vitality for Nervous Wives

An advertisement claims a tired and irritable wife and overburdened mother can regain energy with Gude's Pepto-Mangan. It asserts long-standing use as a building-up tonic, offered in liquid and tablet forms and sold by druggists.

Gudeo Gude Coectors

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