German Club Sets Pledge Against Drinking at University Dances
The University of North Carolina German club amended its constitution to require every student at dances to sign a pledge not to drink intoxicants before or during events. The pledge will be enforced by the club and dance managers, with further action against nonstudents if needed. President Chase praised the move and urged similar pledges for commencement dances, as incidents involving visitors at games have caused trouble in the past.
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Chapel Hill
University
Chase
High Point
Firefighter Overcomes Illness With Tanlac Tale In Lynchburg
A Lynchburg fireman W T Peters recalls a months-long battle with rheumatism and indigestion that nearly ended his career. He credits Tanlac with curing his stomach and joint troubles, gaining ten pounds and restoring health, while noting the medicine is sold by all druggists.
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W. T. Peters
Cabbell St
Lynchburg
Tanlac
Comedienne Whylliss Haver Scores Stage Hit in Los Angeles
In a debut speaking performance Whylliss Haver of the Mack Sennett forces surprised skeptics with a strong turn in a short playlet by Willard Mack for Ben Turpin at a Los Angeles theatre. Kathryn McGuire also appeared in the production.
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Whylliss Haver
Mack Sennett
Willard Mack
Ben Turpin
Kathryn McGuire
Los Angeles
Wagger's Graduation Suggestion for a Friend
A concise guide offering thoughtful gift ideas and plans for a friend graduating, focusing on personal touches from Wagger's brand. Includes practical keepsakes, celebratory treats, and scheduling tips to mark the milestone.
Meat Dealers License Provisions and Fees
Provision for firms selling fresh beef pork mutton lamb or veal in small quantities under city inspection sets annual fee at 50 dollars. Excludes sausage and small items from the rule. Applies to individuals firms or corporations within city limits.
Patent Medicine Vendor Charged With Street Sales
City law targets vendors selling medicines on streets or public spaces. Violators face a license tax of 200 dollars per day and must cease street sales to avoid penalties.
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Seales
High Point Ordinance Penalties and Effective Date 1922
The text sets penalties of 50 dollars per offense for entities conducting business without paying the annual license tax. Each day of continued operation counts as a separate offense. It repeals conflicting ordinances but preserves prior tax collections and rights. The ordinance takes effect June 1, 1922.
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High Point
Lkyvery Express Company
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