Railroads and government control loom in Rotary talk
Georgia railroad leader Arkwright warned that government interference will follow public demand, noting past railroad regulation harmed service and pricing. He urged intelligent self interest and mutual dependence among business groups to avoid overreach. A stray medical testimonial appears in the text endorsing Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and liver ailments.
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Be Rid Of That Ache With Doans Kidney Pills
Mrs J A Thomas of High Point reports kidney illness and backache relief after using Doans Kidney Pills. She recalls dizziness and spells of blurred vision before recovery, noting the treatment enabled her to resume work. Price five cents at all dealers. Doans Kidney Pills by FosterMilburn Company Mars Buffalo NY.
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National Automobile Association Formed To Combat Theft
A new national motorist group will launch at a Chicago convention June 18 19 to battle auto theft fight discriminatory taxes and back a transcontinental highway system. Twelve states join clubs to form the National Automobile Association with organizers headed by George Bird of the Illinois State Automobile Association. Delegates from many clubs will attend to establish the national body.
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