New York Bank Confidence in a Better Business Outlook
A National Bank of Commerce monthly survey notes no major changes in conditions over 30 days. Manufacturing runs near capacity, wholesale and retail trade steady, and construction at peak season. Money rates vary, with growth in agricultural and farm-related output boosting industry, while debt refinancing and government securities holdings shape long term liquidity and policy considerations.
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New York Bank
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Middle West
Federal Reserve
United States
Pimples Cleared By Rad Salts Bathing Theory
A historical note explains toxins from the bowels cause skin eruptions and that kidneys filter impurities. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in water each morning before breakfast for a week to reduce toxins and improve skin, touting Jad Salts as an inexpensive effervescent drink from grape and lemon acid with lithia.
Funeral held today for New Bern Colonel Pearsall
Funeral services for PL M. Pearsall, chairman of the state board of elections, who died after a weeklong pneumonia illness, will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Presbyterian church in New Bern.
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New Bern
PL M. Pearsall
State Board of Elections
Presbyterian Church
Musicians Guess Local Kiwanis Luncheon Program
High Point Kiwanis held a luncheon at the First Baptist church with music by Miss Rankin Walter Turrentine of Greensboro aided by Delphine Holder cellist and Harry Cline. Prizes included a hatchet won by Rev. Charles Coble. Next meeting features a furniture session with Wallace Nutting as guest. luncheon to follow at the Sheraton.
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High Point Kiwanians
First Baptist Church
Rankin
Walter Turrentine
Greensboro
Delphine Holder
Harry Cline
Don
MacRae
Charles Coble
High Point Insurance and Realty Company
Kiwanis Club
Wallace Nutting
Ashland
Mass
Sheraton
H. A. White
Petty
J. V. Wilson
Russian count jailed for $16,000 gold coin machine swindle
Joseph Rebacki, who claims to be a Russian count, was arrested in Philadelphia after a nationwide chase across New England and New York. He is charged with swindling a Jersey City merchant out of 16 thousand dollars using a machine he said could produce gold coins.
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Philadelphia
New England
New York
Joseph Rebacki
Jersey City
Son Drowned in High Point Suit for Damages
Mrs. Viola Morgan administrator of Jack Garfield Morgan seeks 25000 in a wrongful death suit against the city of High Point. She alleges the city failed to provide railings on Reed Street bridge where her five year old son fell into a stream and drowned on June 11 1920. The case was to be tried in Greensboro Superior Court.
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High Point
Viola Morgan
Jack Airfield Morgan
Deceas’d
Greensboro
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