Bank President Reports 1930 Outlook to Stockholders
J Elwood Cox presents the Commercial National Bank annual report noting 39th year since 1891 charter. He recalls past panics, cites current Federal Reserve support, and reports 1929 net profits of 153 102.56 with dividends totaling 1 347 000.00. The bank lists assets of 10.695 million and 4 023 active accounts among 289 stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial National Bank
J. Hlwood Coz
A. E. Smith
Mt. Airy
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
United States
Bank of England
Hoover
Mellon
District of Columbia
Cee On
J. Elwood Cox
Why Folks Stay Fat The Gland Control Diet Connection
Not just over-eating keeps people fat but a weak gland that controls nutrition. Modern physicians long have treated obesity by addressing this cause. Marmola tablets are advertised as the right method, claiming 22 years of use and millions of boxes sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Embarrassing arrest leads to $10,000 suit in Seattle
Mrs. Elda Hill sues Louis J. Forbes chief of police Ernest Winter and neighbors F. M. Hayner claiming she was taken to the police station half clothed and held for ten hours after a neighborhood quarrel. Also mentions Irak and league of nations entry forecasts and ironing tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Elda Hill
Louis J. Forbes
Ernest Winter
F. M. Hayner
IROGEN Ad Promises Health Benefit for North Carolinians
An advertisement touts IROGEN claiming to improve blood pressure conditions and overall health. It features a testimonial from A. G. Kincaid of Kannapolis and promotes liquid or tablet forms as a daily remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Kincaid
Kannapolis
Doak Mentioned as Possible Labor Secretary Successor
William N. Doak, vice president and legislative representative of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen in Washington, is mentioned as a possible successor to Secretary of Labor James J. Davis should Davis resign to run for governor of Pennsylvania.
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William N. Doak
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Washington
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Skinny Candler Delights Audiences At The American Theater
Amusement fans in High Point enjoyed a full program at the American Theater featuring Universal talking News Vitaphone vaudeville acts Patsy Ruth Miller in a feature and Art Skinny Candler with a 20 member troupe in a tuneful musical comedy. The show includes vaudeville acts dances solos and a harmony trio with multiple encores. The company stays all week with three program changes and a Saturday morning children's matinee.
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High Point
American Theater
Universal Talking News
Vitaphone
Patsy Ruth Miller
Art Skinny Candler
Art
Playhouse
Marion Miller
Aileen Herndon
Hope Parker
Harmony Hounds
Raleigh Invites Returning Pilots to Stop Over
Raleigh through civil groups and the chamber of commerce offers free gasoline and oil, hangar space, and mechanical service to pilots returning from Miami air races. More than twenty aircraft and crews expected to land at Curtiss-Wright airport Thursday through Sunday this week as they head north.
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Miami
Raleigh
American Business Club
New York
Jacksonville
Chamber of Commerce
Curtiss- Wright Service
Curtiss-Wright Flying Service Organization
Baby Trons Seek Handy Toy Irons In Play Set
A set of child’s play irons proves useful for ironing baby clothes and small garments. One electric toy iron stands out as especially practical for quick, toy-centered chores.
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Commercial Bank
Wales
Liberty
North Carolina
Guilford County
Orpheum
Marshall
Walker
Rio
Wicked Woman
Mary Duncan
Janet Gaynor
Barry Norton
Nancy Drexel
Farrell MacDonald
Rita
Broadhurst
Reginal
Denny
Skinny” Chandler
Merry Gang
Malcolm McGregor
Eve Southern
Barber Shop
Chick Sales
Ladies
Perfect
Ats To
League
Geneva
Irak
League of Nations
Great Britain
Egypt
Iceland
Skinny” Candler
Capital City
Uchy
Americas
Tubacco Co
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