Aims to Build Midwestern Industrial Art Schools
Chicago March 21. The United States annually sells about two billion dollars of raw materials to Europe and buys back six billion in designed goods. Col William Nelson Pelouze announces a new Association of Arts and Industries formed from ties with the Alliance of Art and Industry and the National Art Service League. The group seeks to establish industrial art schools in the Midwest, place designers with manufacturers, and educate public taste to bolster American industry. Key leaders include John M. Glenn, George R. Meyercorn, Robi Harshe, and Frank G. Logan of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Chicago
United States
Hormial Times
Europe
William Nelson Pelouze
Association of Arts and Industries
Middle West
Alliance of Art and Industry
Art Alliance
National Art Service League
America
John M. Glenn
Illinois Manufacurers’ Association
George R. Meyercora
Minister's Health Miracle Promised By Mayr Remedy
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured long standing stomach trouble and constipation with gas and fever. The ad states one dose proves effectiveness, money back guarantee, and lists Mann Drug Co in High Point North Carolina Randleman Drug Co in Randleman NC and other druggists as sellers.
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Mayr
Mann Drug Co
High Point, N. C
Randleman Drug Co
Randleman, N. C
Moonshine and bootlegging raids and temperance era antics
In Peabody Massachusetts a raid on an illicit still uncovers bootleggers using copper body padding to hide moonshine. Other items note a whiskey sleigh crossing Lake Champlain, Volstead Act camera shyness, London Americans singing about rye, and Boston cellar discovery of wine and whiskey in a bygone clubman’s wall.
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Peabody
Mass
Lake Champlain
New York
London
U. S
Boston
Bostos
American Craft Movement Aims to Elevate US Goods
Leaders of an artists and craftsmen group advocate a shift from the phrase employment bureau to placement section to dignify work. They argue wartime self reliance revealed American talent equal to European tasks and plan lectures literature and exhibits to educate public taste and curb demand for inferior European goods.
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America
Europe
Col. Pelouze
Kiwanians Host Rotary Club Luncheon in Charlotte
Charlotte Kiwanians hosted about 250 Rotary members with Rev. Daniel Iverson as program chairman and John A. McRae giving the welcome. Speakers urged cooperation in community building during the luncheon.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Kiwanians
Spartanburg County Sells 110000 Funding Bonds
Spartanburg county officials sold 110000 dollars of 5 percent funding bonds to a Nashville firm for par and a premium of 1325. Thirteen bids were received, all above par.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Nashville, Tenn
Spiritual ideals drive Asia and Africa toward democracy
Rev. Dr. Titus Lowe, New York preacher and new correspondent secretary for the Methodist Episcopal Church foreign missions, told Newark conference delegates that self determination and democracy, born in World War aims, stir Asian and African peoples. He cited Japan’s demand for living conditions and government share, China’s large move toward popular government, and India under British rule as examples of a global push for democracy.
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Newark
N. J
Asia
Africa
Titus Lowe
New York
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Newark Methodist Conference
Lowe
Pacific
Japan
China
India
Debate and education themes in national discourse
The piece discusses spiritual ideals grounded in education to counter chaos from race tensions and materialism. It notes the Washington Conference as a foreign mission toward goodwill, urges mutual trust, and mentions local debate coaching for finals at Chapel Hill with finalists from two schools. It ends with Fountain Inn reopening schools after an influenza quarantine.
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Grigg
Chapel Hill
Willie Millikin
Luvile Freeman
Debate at Chapel Hill HAMLET unfolds state contest
The report notes a debate at Chapel Hill on March 31 where HAMLET discusses a double victory over Wadesboro and Monroe in statewide debates.
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Chapel Hill
Hamlet
Wadesboro
Monroe
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
Old time Sage Tea and Sulphur remedy revived in modern form Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. Ready to use in drug stores, it darkens gray hair and conceals evidence of aging. Comb through small strands to see quicker results with a natural glossy look.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
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Elizabeth Myers
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George Rhodes
Kong Kong
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Fashion Park
Satrday Evening Post
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