Mrs. Sanger Begins World Journey to Promote Birth Control
Mrs. Margaret Sanger starts a world tour, facing passport hurdles, with stops in Honolulu and Japan before London for an International Birth Control Congress. Her American Birth Control League delegation will join in London, then a New York mass meeting to defend right to discuss birth control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sanger
Orient
New York
Mrs. Sanger
Japan
Malthusian League of Great Britain
London
Sanger
American Birth Control League
Ann Kennedy
Clara Louise Rowe
Annie G. Porritt
The
Birth Control Review
Birds Our Friends in Forest Protection
Birds help combat forest insects by acting as natural predators. Hawks owls and other birds kill rodents and pests that damage young trees, reducing the need for chemical sprays. The text notes that relying on natural enemies preserves forests while recognizing the owls silent flight aids predation.
Gold-Waste in Rhodesia Hidden Mines Unearth Ancient Wealth
Ancient explorers are said to have found King Solomon era gold workings in Rhodesia Union of South Africa with vast near surface riches. Reports claim 75,000 old horses were found per ten square miles signaling enormous bygone wealth and remnants of ancient smelting furnaces still identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophir
Rhodesia
Union of South Africa
Seventy Six Knots and Knight Templar Plans
An article discusses knots with remarks by an old sea captain and lists lesser known ties such as the Englishman's tie and the Turk's head. It also covers the North Carolina Grand Commandery gathering in Winston-Salem on May 10 and 11, 1922, with expected attendance of over a thousand knights and various pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High—Po Ut Commandery
York Rite
MazOus
Winston-Salem
Order of High Priesthood
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Council
Royal and
Selec
Knights Templar
Winston
Masonic Temple
James W. Payne
Salisbury
Order of
John W. Phoenix
Greensboro
John H. Anderson
Fayetteville
Raymond C. Dann
Enfield
Dunn
North Carolina
Grand Commandery
Wiiiston-Salem
Grand Royal Arch
A. M
Grand
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masers
Order of the Templar
Plantagenet Commandery No
Wilmingtom
Patriots Sell Geo Moorefield to Portsmouth Club
Greensboro reports Geo Moorefield catcher for the Patriots last season has been sold to Portsmouth Virginia club after the season ended. port to Newport News club previously noted. F D Lawrence owns the team managing catcher supplies.
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Patriots
Geo. Moorefield
Greensboro
Newport News
George
Portsmouth
F. D. Lawrence
Trade Sends Moorefield to Newport News Football Club
The Portsmouth club and H. P. Dawson owner of the Newport News club completed a deal sending Moorefield to Newport News. The former Patriot receiver is expected to become first string catcher for the Newport News club with several rookies challenging for the backstop position but George should secure a regular berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
H. P. Dawson
Newport News
Moorefield
George
Rutherfordton to Get Paved Highway
Rutherfordton to receive paving on the Forest City to Rutherfordton segment with further plans to extend toward Chimney Rock after bids. Frank Page of the state highway commission said the project could determine additional paving once bidding is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherfordton
Frank Page
State Highway Commission
Forest City
Chimney Rock
Old Courthouse to Go on Auction Block
Cartitage March 21. On April 5 the old courthouse will be sold at auction to the highest bidder. The purchaser may remove it within 30 days. On the same date the contract is awarded for the new courthouse costing 150000 dollars to erect on the old site. Work will begin early in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartitage
Miss Genevive Moore Takes Control Of Moore's Book Store
Miss Genevive Moore, daughter of the late B K Moore, has bought out the other heirs to Moore's Book Store. The business, run by Mr Moore since 1900, will remain at North Main Street with remodeling planned in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevive Moore
B. KE. Moore
Moore
Miss Moore
North Main Street
Quadruple Sales Planned by Tobacco Houses
Winston Salem reports local tobacco warehouse owners plan quadruple sales in the upcoming season by agreement with the co operative marketing association. Previously only triple sales were used. Tobacconists say under 11 percent of Piedmont growers have signed the cooperative plan for marketing their weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Co-Operative Marketing Association
The
Tobacco Association
Piedmont
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High Point Commandery
Girdle Globe
Mrs
American Forestry Magazine
Rand
Temple
Plantagena
Wilmington
Ranagiawe
Sernee TN
R. C. Dunn
Phe Viogran
Teyfe
Ayer
Welborn
High Point, N.C
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
N. H. Silver Comp'ny
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