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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
9
An advertisement touts Bloodine Liver Pills as a natural laxative that improves liver and bowel action without griping. It cites a testimonial from Amanda Richardson of Portland Maine praising their effectiveness and habit-free use. Sold for 25c a box by The Bloodine Corp Boston Mass.
Chief Christenburg regrets not attending the 18th annual International Association of Chiefs of Police convention held last week in Rochester New York. Major Richard Sylvester of Washington remained a likely successor as head of the association and leads the National Identification Bureau. The item notes chiefs from across the country and highlights Sylvester as widely known.
State certify that Vickery Candy Company a Charlotte NC corporation dissolved by unanimous stockholder consent. The dissolution filing dated June 15 1911 and the accompanying records are on file with Secretary of State J Bryan Grimes in Raleigh.
The Southern state photographers hold a three day convention in Atlanta to form a permanent association and hold annual meetings. An art exhibition is planned with demonstrations on paper types plates enlarging and posing by noted photographers.
Rev. E. E. Hendrick declares all things and divine forces are held in trust for Christians. He says life enriched by God is priceless and accessible to all, with daily services at 4 and 8:15 PM and a welcoming invitation to all.
Middle aged and elderly people are urged to use Foley Kidney Pills for rapid, permanent relief from kidney and bladder troubles. The product claims to regulate and strengthen kidney and bladder function with a tonic, fast-acting formula.
Notice declares a bond vote in Charlotte on July 4 1911 to issue Water Sewer Streets Schools and Auditorium bonds. The act authorizes up to 1 065 million in bonds with 20 to 30 year terms at 4.5% interest, backed by city taxes and specific revenue streams for each bond type. Bonds require majority approval and pre-printed ballots identify Water Sewer Street Improvement School and Auditorium bonds.
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