Upward Stock Movement Hindered by Bears
Profit taking and bear selling checked the week’s upward drift in stock prices despite bullish shows in public utilities. Market reaction was muted after five weeks of gains, with no major recessions except in some volatile issues. A Democratic ticket selection failed to move volumes or values. Oil merger rumors circulated without official confirmation. Call money rates eased to 2 percent as liquidity improved and bank reserves rose. Sugars and motor shares lagged.
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Unclear OCR Summary of February Water Works Peak
Fragmentary text notes American Water Works rising to a record peak for February, with figures like 315 1-4 and a comparison to a Wednesday value of 40. Mentions chemicals and leathers and a sensational climb, but the readable content is highly garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or entities.
East West clash over terminal and boat line plan
The article outlines a regional split on the Bow ie plan to create river terminals and a boat line. Eastern leaders oppose rapid action while the West, led by Morrison and Bailey, pushes for the measure. Debates hinge on referendum viability, economic strain from a poor crop year, and two million in bonds for the Grist soldiers relief act.
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Social notes from Thomasville and surrounding towns
Mrs Paul Hoover and Mrs Longwell of Richmond visit Salisbury relatives. Miss Lucille Brown arrives from Ayden for a visit with Miss Madeline Hoover. Miss Helen Jones and HT Hethcock shopped in High Point. G2R Hooper returns from Providence and New York City on business. Mrs H Phillips and daughter Pauline visit High Point. Mrs Luther Conrad and Satire Blair spend yesterday with Mr and Mrs Paul Hoover. Mrs Lee Rice visits in High Point with daughter Mrs W M Barker. B G Jernigan of Durham arrives for a weekend visit. J R Myers returns from Chicago on business. Miss Blanche Ergin returns to Belmont after visiting here with Mrs Reece.
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Walser of Lexington visits on business in Garden
Walser of Lexington was a business visitor in Garden yesterday. Miss Annig Yow was taken to High Point hospital yesterday for immediate treatment and will remain for care. All details noted in local garden diary.
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Cummings Creams Ad Promises Free Sample Offer
An old advertisement targets women with guidance on facial care and product names. It touts Cummings Cold Cream for day use and Cummings Vanishing Cream for night use. The offer promises a free jar with the purchase of one jar, aiming to attract beauty-conscious buyers.
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