Hearts of the World Ends Run at Broadway Tonight
D W Griffiths epic Hearts of the World closes its Broadway engagement tonight at 8 pm after a long production process in France. The film has logged extensive runs in New York City Los Angeles Philadelphia Boston and Pittsburgh and is hailed as a major Griffith success surpassing Birth of a Nation in some respects.
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D. W. Griffith
France
Broadway
New York City
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Gurkie Builds Navy Recruits In High Point
Navy recruiting officer J. R. Gurkie from Greensboro spends a week in High Point urging local youths to enlist to fill vacancies from reserve releases. Enlistees Gordon D. Nance and J. Goldsby have left for New York for service. John Sheperd and Clyde Wooley expect examinations. Recruits may join the battleship Oklahoma or the destroyer Taylor with minimal training. pay starts at 2.60 daily.
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J. R. Gurkie
Navy
Greensboro
High Point
Gordon D. Nance
Seaman Gurkic
New York
John Sheperd
Clyde Wooley
Gurkie
Naval Reserve
Oklahoma
Taylor
Southern secondary schools to join Episcopal survey
Several leading southern high schools will be included in a survey by the General Board of Religious Education of the Episcopal Church to standardize policy for 27 Episcopal secondary schools nationwide. The Raleigh NC St. Mary's is listed among the southern participants. In China, businessmen use a private name among family and friends.
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Atlanta
South
General Board of Religious Education
Enviscopal Church
United States
Episcopal Church
8&J. Mary’s
Raleigh
N. c
China
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a trusted pain reliever for rheumatic twinges, stiff joints, and muscle strains. It claims deep penetration without staining skin, urges purchase from all druggists, and lists three bottle sizes: 35c, 70c, and 1.40.
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Sloan
Britain Urges Production Push Amid Trade Crisis
London reports a severe industrial and trade crisis as British leaders try to boost output. The American Chamber of Commerce says July’s trade gap reached about £380 million, with imports rising and exports lagging, urging Britain to boost exports and American investment to stabilize sterling. The Times audits government spending under a "Road to Ruin" banner as critics lash national extravagance.
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American Chamber of Commerce
London
Great Britain
America
Sterling Exchange
New York
United States
The
Times
Wilson asked to convene business groups for Europe credits
ATLANTA Sept 18 President Wilson has been asked by J S Wannamaker president of the American Cotton association acting for the organization to call a meeting of all the great business interests of the United States for the purpose of arranging financial credits to Europe.
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Atlanta
Wilson
J. S. Wannamaker
The
American Cotton Association
United States
Europe
Three Hundred Coast Fisheries Workers Quit in Labor Clash
In Rockland Maine on September 18, three hundred employees from the Fast Coast Fisheries walked out over labor disputes. The company stated there will be no compromise.
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Rockland
Fast Coast Fisheries Company
Uric Acid in Meat Triggers Rheumatism Warns Expert
A well known authority advises reducing meat intake and staying warm to avoid rheumatism. It explains uric acid from rich foods burdens kidneys and that four ounces of Rad Salts daily may help eliminate the acid.
Arctic Ice and Coal Co Builds New Storage Facility
Arctic Ice and Coal Co has begun construction on a storage building at its current premises. The firm aims to raise daily ice capacity by 25 tons once the structure is finished, as a large ice tank is installed at the plant.
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Arctic Ice and Coal Co. Building
Arctic Ice and Coal Company
Boll Weevil Reaches Orangeburg County Early
Orangeburg County records a boll weevil invasion a year ahead of plan, Clemson entomologist J. K. Easley announced after inspecting local fields.
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Orangeburg
S. C
Orangeburg County
J. K. Easley
Clemson
Notice of Land Sale in Guilford Court, High Point NC
Superior Court of Guilford County orders land sale by commissioner under W A Elliott estate. On September 22, 1919, at 2 PM, in High Point, two lots in Block 23 Lot 15, adjacent to High Point Development Co and Sam Brown, will be sold for cash with court confirmation.
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Superior Court
Guilford County
High Point
Guil- Court
Beford County
North Carolina
High Point Development Co
Sam Brown
Property Lot 16 in High Point Development Plot Fronting Tate St
The High Point Development Co plot in Guilford County is described as Lot 16 in Section 23, fronting Tate Street, 50 by 150 feet (one fifth acre). The deed appears in Book 53, Page 561 with a 10 percent earnest money deposit required by the Commissioner Thos J Gold.
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Office
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Tate St
High Point Develock Co
Register of Deeds Office
Thos. J. Gold
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Winston-Salem, N. C
Britain
Treat
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the House OF
H. Harris & Bro
W A. Elliott
L. J. Elliott
Raymond Elliott
Samuel Elliott
Pearl Elliott
Thos. Conwell
Conwell
Orlando Hinkie
Clara Hin Je
Wm. R. Elliott
Lucie L. Elliott
Sioner
Tans Ht
Asher
Wachovia Bank & Trust
W. &. Idol
Wescott Roberson, Caehier
Capitol
Federal Reserve System
W. A. Darber
H. G. Harding
Richardson Building
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