Confederate reunion set for New Orleans April 11 12 13
General Julian S. Carr issues Special Orders for United Confederate Veterans reunion in New Orleans from April 11 to 13, 1923. Rail rate set at one cent per mile with round trip fare for others, identification slips required, lodging arranged by housing chair, and urging attendance in fraternal spirit.
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Durham
Julian S. Carr
United Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carl Hinton
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Saint Charles Hotel
E. Kl. Gladney
Hotel and Housing Committee
Gravier Street
Ely's Cream Balm Ends Head Colds for All
Soothing antiseptic cream relieves catarrh and nasal inflammation. It penetrates air passages to open clogged nostrils, stop hawking and snuffling, and provide instant relief. Endorsed by millions for over fifty years, available from druggists in a small bottle.
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Ely
Raleigh College Girls Embrace Modest Spring Fashions
Raleigh fashion notes describe college girls abandoning flapper looks for demure styling. Hair nets replace bobbed cuts, skirts lengthen to just above ankle for street wear, and evening gowns stay long and slender. Spring colors favor grey-green and rose hats with poke bonnets, batik handkerchiefs color outfits, and fabrics include flat crepe paisley crepe de chine and taffeta.
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Raleigh
N. C
Associated Press
North Carolina
Taffeta
Farmers in New Hanover County Self-Supporting Rates
In New Hanover County 325 farmers, about 75 percent own their farms and 60 percent are self-sufficient in all respects. Food crops are produced by roughly 70 percent, with dairy, hog, and poultry activities cited among the population.
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Wilmington
New Hanover County
J. P. Herring
Rising generation under fire for faults tied to parents
The piece argues that the younger generation draws many faults from its association with parents, noting persistent complaints about youth while linking missteps to family influence.
Four North Carolina Firms Chartered By Secretary
The secretary of state announced four new charters. Union Investment Company Azalea real estate with $25 000 capital. Concord Realty Company Concord real estate with $100 000 capital. Seaboard Feeds Mills Incorporated Henderson to manufacture feed with $100 000 capital. Ideal Hosiery Mills Incorporated Elizabeth City to manufacture hosiery with $175 000 capital.
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Raleigh
Secretary of State
Union Investment Company
Azalea
C. F. Toms, Jr
E. J. Randolph
R. P. Jordan
Concord Realty Company
Concord
Capital
L. D. Coltranem
A. F. Hartsell
William Linker
Seaboard Feed Jrills, Incorporated
Henderson
Capital Stock
F. B. Robards
H. T. Morris
C. V. Singleton
Ideal Hosiery Mills, Incorporated
Elizabeth City
M. G. Morrisette
W. H. Jennings
Dr. H. D. Walker
Col George E Ijams leads Veterans Bureau now head
Fayetteville reports Col George E Ijams acting head of the United States Veterans Bureau succeeding C E Forbes. He is a former Fayetteville resident and son of a regional railroad official. his mother is a frequent visitor to the city. Also a court notice: John Spencer trading as City Plumbing Co. is selling City Plumbing stock under Court receiver at 139 S Wrenn St on March 12 1923 with options to sell in parts or as a whole and a $100 monthly rent for twelve months if sold as a whole.
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Fayetteville
George E. Ijams
United States Veterans Bureau
C. E. Forbes
John Spencer
The
City Plumbing Co
A. E. Tate
John C. Sideloff
Doctors Find Calotabs Key To Cold Flu Treatment
Doctors urge Calotabs as the first step in cold and flu care to activate the liver. One or two Calotabs at bedtime purify the system, with no nausea or impact on eating. Genuine Calotabs sold only in sealed packages at 35 cents for large and 10 cents for small sizes.
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Edgar D. ‘Taylor
Crean
Capitol City
Mn Eeenerer
Cape Fear
State OF North Carolina
Guilford
Co. C. Muse
C. C. Muse & Co
Maxwell House
Ight
J.N. Wright, J. R. Young
R.M. Cline
W. J. Wright
Victor Records
Victor
Chaliapin
Koenemann
Feodor Chaliapin
Blue Bells of
Scotland
Emilio de Gogorza
Lucia
Donizetti
Amelita Galli
Curci
Andrea Chenier
Giordano
Beniamino Gigli
Tannhauser
Wagner
Maria Jeritza
Beethoven
Irving Caesar
Olive Kline
Kramer-Baker-Kremser
Lucy Isabelle
Milman-Fville
Christ the Lord
Charles Wesley
Jesus
Lord
God
Killarney
Michael W. Balfe
Logan F. Kreisler
Chopin
Rachmaninoff
Verdi
Ireland
Orville Harrold Ouie Ho
John MM. Mer M
Trinity
Trinity Quartet
Mischa Elman
Hans Kindler
Fritz Kreisler
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Victor Symphony Orchestra
Victor Symphony
Orenestis
Arthur Pryor
Redmond Perry
John J. d Perry
Sunset Valley
Carolina
Dance Records
Harry Lauder
Harry Lager
Victor Light Opera Company
Edna Brown
Henry Burr
Peerless
Helen Clark
Lewis James
Billy Murray
Billy Array
TA. Smale
Patricola
Fox
International
Paul Whiteman
Whiteman
Parade of the Wooden Soldiers
Mr. Gallagher
Mr. Shean
Peggy Dear
Molly Darling
Confrey
Dumbell—Fox
Zez Confrey
Great White Way
Aster
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