Barber Laws Ten Sought This Year In North Carolina
The North Carolina General Assembly at Raleigh is urged to pass barber laws aimed at stopping coercion by barbers. Durham pushes for reform and calls for protections against deceptive pricing and pressure, while local shops in High Point are noted as clean. the piece critiques the idea of coercion over sanitation.
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North Carolina General Assembly
Raleigh
Commonwealth
Durham
North Carolina
High Point
William
Mr. A
Bair
Wood pigeons warn Henderson County father in war tale
An older man recalls his stern father during the Civil War era in Henderson County. Wood pigeons warned him of bushwhacker threats as he fought to protect family and home on a mountain farm. The tale ends with a dramatic late night sprint to save kin and property.
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Henderson County
Home Guards
South Carolina
Lee
Virginia
Sazonoff Reinstated to Russian Ministers Council
Berlin reports Sergius Sazonoff former Russian foreign minister is again admitted to the cabinet's deliberations on foreign affairs by imperial order. An informal four hour meeting in Petrograd included his presence as issues of internal policy and foreign affairs were discussed.
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Berlin
Sergius Sazonoff
M. Sazonoff
Council of Ministers
Petrograd
Foley Cathartic Tablets Prospectus Ad
An old fashioned patent medicine note promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets to stop self poisoning and relieve stomach and bowel ailments including indigestion constipation and sour stomach. The ad urges prompt action and notes availability for sale by retailers.
Uncle Sam Wants Wool Experts in Civil Service Exams
Experts in marketing were to be given a chance to compete for federal wool marketing positions in civil service exams held today in major cities. The specialists will work under the bureau of markets and rural organization, USDA, to study and publish on wool marketing methods and costs, including packaging, shipment, sales, distribution, and cooperative marketing.
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Uncle Sam
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Markets and Rural Organization
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming faces dry amendment fight as legislature opens
Cheyenne Wyoming January 9 A fierce battle to make Wyoming dry is forecast as the legislature convenes. Prohibition supporters hope to push a statewide constitutional amendment while opponents plan to delay it. The liquor industry fears loss if the state stays wet, with an estimated $25 million annual impact.
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Wyo
Wyoming
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Lea
State Senate
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Idaho
South Dakota
Montana
Nebraska
Utah
Senate
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition
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