Market at Welch building sparks city licensing dispute
W C McIntyre claims he continued work on the market in the Welch building on South Main to press officials into granting a license after assurances from Mayor Ra gen and City Manager Murphy. He says he acted under a tentative understanding that a license would be forthcoming, while opponents and supporters debate the venture’s acceptability.
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Welch Building
South Main Street
W. C. McIntyre
McIntyre
Mrs A Walden Praises Fol ey s Honey and Tar
A widow 66 from Fres no California writes of winter fever coughs cured by Fol ey s Honey and Tar. She praises it for bronchial grip and lingering coughs and for croup and whooping cough, noting it as a reliable remedy.
Weeds Out the Good Ones From the Bad
In Berlin a Labor Association for Vocational Psychology is created with industry leaders and scientists to assess workers suitability for jobs. German cities like Hamburg run tests using letter strips and danger signals to measure attention and reaction. The Hamburg method records responses to letters and red signals, comparing right and left hand performance.
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Labor Association of Vocational Psychology
Berlin
Stockhalm
Associated Press
Labor Association For
Berin
Hamburg
Hugo Munsterberg
America
Swedish Journalists Get State Stipends for Study Abroad
Stockholm April 12. The Swedish state grants stipends to authors sculptors musicians painters and journalists. This year includes two grants of 1000 crowns and four of 500 crowns. One 1000 crown award goes to a Stockholm reporter for a two month study in the United States of modern reporting organization arrangement of facts and headline writing.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
United States
Feeble mindedness called a danger to democracy
Kansas City May 16 George A Hasings executive secretary of New York State Charities Aid Association warned that feeble mindedness saps national vitality. He urged community control through census based identification registration instruction supervision and segregation with about 400000 feebleminded in the U S and 12000 army rejects due to mental disorders.
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George A. Hasings
The
Mental Hygiene
Mr. Hastings
New National Army
New York State
How Different From the Acts of the Hun Race
Paris reports the French press recounts a Pershing linked tale of good wartime relations. An American military car struck a peasant pig and killed an old woman, later a Lyons paper notes a villager received a hundred franc letter of apology signed by General Pershing.
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Paris
Associated Press
General Pershing
Ameran
Iys
Lyons
Wine control urged as war profiteering response
Stockholm on April 11 reports that Berlin's office to curb life necessity robberies has regulated wine prices which have surged to four to five times the peace figure. German courts have long treated wine as a necessity of life.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
War Profiteering
Berlin
Halle Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Relief
There is widespread catarrh and local treatments failed. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co promises to cure via the bloodstream with constitutional action. One hundred dollars reward offered if it fails. Sent for circulars. Sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills also recommended for constipation.
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Halle
F. J. Chenery & Co
Taleco
Ohio
Hall
F. J. Cumnly & CO
Toledo
North Carolina Publication Wins Favor in Michigan
North Carolina Extension service reports Tobacco Wildfire circular adopted by Michigan Agricultural College for botany courses. Professor Ernest A. Bessey has requested copies to use as textbooks. Dr. F A Wolf’s findings on Tobacco Wildfire have drawn statewide and national attention.
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North Carolina
Michigan
F. A. Wolf
North Carolna Experiment Station
Department of Botany
Michigan Aerculural College
East Lansey
Mich
North Carolna
North
Carolin
Heeco
Wolf
Journal of Agricullural Research
Washington
German order blocks food for large German towns
In April, authorities impose a three day advance food restriction on towns over one hundred thousand to curb strikes. The plan allows immediate stoppage of supplies if a strike occurs, aiming to starve out workers.
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Amsterdam
Associated Press
Freezone promises painless corn removal claim
A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as a painless corn and callus remedy. A quarter ounce costs a few cents and drops applied directly to the sore disappear, with the corn loosening and lifting away as the solution dries without irritating surrounding skin.
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Cincinnati
Planary election notice for Guilford County offices
Voters are notified of a planary election in Guilford County on June 1 for State Senator and local offices. Registration is open with polling on Saturdays the 11th and 25th. no new registration required. Registrars and polling locations listed. officials named.
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United States
U. S
Liberty Loan
N.C
Guilford County
Federal Reserve Bank
State OF
North Carolina
Guilford
Kd. L. Ragan
House of Representatives
Board of County Education
Cerk
Register of Deeds
High Pont
High Point
North Side Fire Co
J. L. Sechrest
South Side Fire Co
J. L. Snyder
Washington Street
L. J. Ingram
Jarrell Hotel
W. FL Brown
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Kansas City
Kansas City, Mo
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Liberty
Cole
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A. E. Tate
Dred Peacock
D. A. Spanton
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