Local Notes on Primaries and Public Service Issues
The Landmark discusses Democratic primary procedures and eligibility, urging preparation for the election. It notes candidates for various offices and comments on a Virginia senator visiting Raleigh for a lawsuit, praising his abilities while debating congressional ethics and practice.
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John W. Daniel
Virginia
Raleigh
Bansack Cigarette Machine Company
Daniel
Iredell Superior Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Landmark
Congress
Public Service Corporation
Statesville
Miller Daughter Dies at Home in West Durham
Miss Susan Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Miller, died at their home in West Durham this afternoon at 12 30 from consumption. Her decline occurred after a prolonged illness, with the funeral details to be announced.
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Susan Miller
J. T. Miller
West Durhamee
Democratic Executive Committee Sets May Primary Rules
The Durham county Democratic Executive Committee met last Saturday with unanimity to approve primary measures. General Julian S. Carr led motions for delegate selection to State and national conventions and May 2 primary voting with rules detailing precinct procedures and ballot handling.
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Satiman
P Sree Ete Ihe
Julian S Garr
Julian S. Carr
Coran Tilley
Pelvis Tilley
J. E. Cole
R. G. Russell
S.M. Suitt
John Singsong
W. T. Mangum
J. W. Gameron
C. B. Green
J. &. Pegram
J. A. Robinson
J.0. Lunsford
J.F. Harvard
Fuller
Carr
Ashley Horne Club
Ashley Horne
Democratic Executive Committee
Durham County
Durham Local Notes Highlight Games and Visits
Congressman Kitchin and Solicitor Brooks were in Durham last week greeting friends. Barbee school closed with recitations songs and dialogues. Durham High beat Raleigh High 5 to 4 in a close game. UNC baseball defeated Virginia 2 to 0 with a large cheering crowd. A. N. Hoffman former Trinity Chronicle editor visited Durham and now writes for the Charlotte Observer.
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Kitchin
Brooks
Durham
Durham High School
Raleigh High School
A. N. Hoffman
Trinity Chronicle
Charlotte Observer
Seaboard announces new rail mileage books and reduced fares
Seaboard Air Line Railway plans April 1 sale of Intra State North Carolina at 2 1-2 cents per mile and forthcoming Inter State rates to all points South of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers at 212 cents per mile. 2000 mile inter state books for 40 dollars usable by five or fewer people with one user at a time. Timetables and reservations available through F W Woodward Agent. Some quotation from St Louis Globe Democrat closes the notice.
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Seaboard
Seaboard Air Line Railway
North Carolina
Ohio
Potomac
Richmond
Washington, D. C
F. W. Woodward
The Modesty of Women and Medical Ad Practices
A fragmentary critique notes women’s reluctance to discuss intimate health exams while urging submission as better than disease. It references ill-advised remedies, non-professional testimonials, and claims about physician endorsements and medical branding.
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V. Peres
Ruffato
Plarce
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