North Carolina Wins 24 Percent Rail Passenger Rate Case
The State and railroads reach a settlement on the passenger rate law amid conflicts over enforcement. The 24 percent rate will take effect by August 8, with injunctions and related cases to be heard by Judge Pritchard. Governor Glenn and other officials represented the State. railroad counsel and stockholders represented the carriers.
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Mail Order Business Sparks Wide Public Debate
A wave of concern over mail order houses grows nationwide. Newspapers compare them to trusts and warn small merchants about losing business. Legislation discussions consider restricting mail transport for large scale sellers, while rural districts face invasion of trade.
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Mail order houses rely on persistent advertising
The columnist argues that large mail order firms dominate markets not by location but by constant, businesslike advertising. They keep their names before readers, making goods familiar and creating steady demand, while local merchants must lure customers to their stores. It pays to advertise.
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