Four Hour Work Day Vision Sold By Steinmetz
Dr Charles Steinmetz predicts four hours of work per day for 200 days yearly could sustain a high standard of living once waste is eliminated. He notes factories and shipyards overproduce to keep labor busy and cites his own balanced life in Schenectady where General Electric supports him while he pursues public service.
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Charles P. Steinmeiz
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Asheville rector accepts Nashville post at Christ Church
Rev. Willis G. Clark of Trinity Episcopal Church Asheville will become rector of Christ Church Nashville Tennessee, the largest Episcopal church in the South. Clark, who came to Asheville from Birmingham in 1915, plans to start in Nashville around December 1.
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Wills G. Clark
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Biggest Circus Comes to Greensboro in 1922 Season
Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey pledge a vast 1922 show in Greensboro starting October 3. The program features 20 wild-animal displays, an entire equine circus, 700 performers, 100 clowns, 40 trained elephants, five seals, and rare acts from Europe, all under the world’s largest tent for one admission.
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Purchase of Thom asville Store by Silver and Smith
The East Washington Street building formerly owned by Max Samet was purchased for 30000 by Milton Silver of the city and A L Smith a Thomasville merchant. The two story brick structure houses two ground floor stores and will host three elegant stores on North Main Street.
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Thomasville
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Bieeest Bill Nears Completion In Thomasville Site
Washington officials report a major bill nearing passage. The old Thomasville hotel site becomes a premier business location as developers advance plans for new stores in town. Musicians Fight in San Francisco as firemen and union clash over Jimmy O Connell Day event. John F. Davis leads an investigation into alleged violations and the fire commission reviews the situation.
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Musicians’ Union
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O'Connell
Giants
John F. Davis
Fire Commission
Snails and Slugs Use Eyes on Feelers to See Nearby
The eyes of snails and slugs are at the ends of their feelers allowing them to look around without moving. This arrangement helps them notice nevy or direction while keeping their bodies still.
Balance of city funds and surplus after May 1922
City finances show a general fund deficit of 9,911.94 and school fund and street improvement deficits, with special tax and capital surplus totaling 826,319.18 and a net surplus of 471,905.11 as of May 31 1922. Uncollected street assessments and adjustments accompany tax collections and credits including annual year totals and notes.
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Sks
May Assa
Rior
Eugene Wall
Thre Vee
W. J L. Smith
Commercial National Bank
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