North Carolina Commercial Secretaries to Meet in City
The semi annual convention of the North Carolina Commercial Secretaries association is set for Wednesday June 27 in this city. The event features a morning session at the Commercial club followed by a luncheon at the Elwood hotel and the famed school for secretaries. An evening session at the Commercial club will decide the site of next year’s annual meeting with leaders such as E F B Lewis John C Forester and H E Barlow among speakers.
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Comercial Club
Elwood
School For
Commercial Club
B. Lewis
Kinston
Kitchin
John C. Forester
Greensboro
Harry E. Barlow
Wilson
E. N. Farris
Charlotte
Buckner
Asheville Board of Trade
Bessie Hackney
Industrial Department
The
C. W. Roberts
Henderson
Statewide community canning movement gains momentum
Special to The Enterprise reports from Raleigh on June 16 that home demonstration work and the state food conservation commission note spontaneous community canning across North Carolina. Wilmington Gaston county Ashville and Raleigh lead with organized clubs, boys assisting in harvest and canning, filling jars for sale and charitable causes, easing the food shortage and boosting patriotic effort.
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Enterprise
Raleigh
Jane S. McKimmon
State Food Conservation Commission
Wilmington
Gaston County
Ashieville
New Hanover County
Boy Scouts
Premier Boselli Sets Early Pace in War Time Italy
RomeJune 2Correspondence Premier Paolo Boselli exemplifies speeded up work in wartime Italy. At nearly eighty, he begins at 6 am and finishes by 6 or 7 pm. If parliament sits he stays until adjournment, then attends to sessions and meets Foreign Minister Sonnino. When Treasury Secretary Carcano is away Boselli handles the department. He is small thin bald wears white whiskers and spectacles. He says his method is simple I start early and keep going.
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Rome
Paolo Boselli
Italy
Senor Boselli
Sonnino
Treasury
Carcano
Premier Boselli
Marriage notices for Miss Craig and Guy Phillips in Trinity
Invitations have been received for the marriage of Miss Craig of Timmoanaville Washington to Guy Phillips to be solemnized at Timmonsville. Miss Bertie White has returned home after a visit to Spartanburg. Joe Parkin Jr. has gone to New York for technical studies. Guy Phillips of the Oxford schools is visiting his parents in town.
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Trinity
Miss Craig
Timmoanaville
D. C
Guy Phillips
Timmonsville
Bertie White
Spartanburg
Joe, Parkin, Jr
New York
Oxford Schools
Bicycling Revival in London During Omnibus Strike
London sees a bike revival as workers and especially girl munition workers take to bicycles to get to work. Even after omnibuses return, many keep biking, restarting years of practice.
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London
Military roads in Somme aid British advance
Correspondence notes the rapid Allied advance after the Somme and Arras battles due to extensive British military roads built along retreat routes. Brigadier General H P Maybury directs the army roads board with an army of five figure workers organized into regiments and equipped with modern plants.
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France
Somme
Arras
Eve Geddes
Bowels clogged with waste matter cure advert Foley Cathartic
An old advertisement promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets from Mann Drug Co as a gentle remedy to prevent self poisoning by cleansing the bowels. It claims benefits for indigestion constipation sick headache biliousness sour stomach gas coated tongue and bad breath from disordered digestion.
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Mann Drug Co
Swiss music boom meets mixed Swiss reaction
Berne June 2. A six month surge of foreign music and art reaches Switzerland with Paris, Vienna and Nikisch programs drawing large crowds and high prices. Some Swiss critics accuse the influx of war politicization and patronage, others condemn touring ensembles as incomplete and costly. Norway’s refusal to sanction Nikisch’s trip is seen by some as moral courage.
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Berne
Switzerland
Paris Symphonic Orchestra
Vienna
Arthur Nikisch
Comedie Francaise
Nikiseh
Norway
Nikisch
France
German
Austria
Liberty Bonds Drive Urges Citizens to Support the War Effort
A call pledges national duty to fund victory through Liberty Bonds. The appeal lists numerous local supporters and donors, urging every reader to lend money for equipment and safety rather than face defeat.
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High Point
W. L. Kivett
Freeman Mill
Guilford County
SALE
Bank of Commerce
W.H. Mathews
Esther Kivett
Greensboro, N. C
North Carolina
Commercial Secreta
Ries’ Association
Oquternational
Trinity Items
Randolph County
Ste
Hart Drug Co
DR. L. S. Fox
Saps Wachovia Bank
Osteopathic Physician Bank OF Commerce
W. &. Barber Printing CO
Beonan and
R. E. Andrews
Liberty
C. A. Barbee
J. Elwood Cox
J. M. Sams
Edessa Godkin
FP. R. Talor
P. C. McIntyre
V. A. J. Idol
Mary FE. McIntyre
N. D. Steele
Clara EK. Steele
FE. D. Steele
Paul A. Stame
Bertha J. Cox
Edith Wayworth
Clara I. Cox
W. A. J. Idol
Dred Peacock
Joht P. Hayworth
D. A. Stanton
Carter Dalton
J. W.llapri Jerman Cone
W. T. Parker
H. Harris & Bro
L. M. Ingra R. York
H. B. Ingram
Annie D. Parker
Charlotte W *Alker
F. N. Tate
R. F. Dalton
Mary R. Welbowr
Dalton
W. H. Dugdale
Harold Tyvan
Snow
M. S. Hiatt
G. B. Blakeney
J. E. Marsh, Jr
the Commercial National Bank
Our Savings Department
Descie Jia Bank & Trust
Ny Capital
Wescott Roberson
W. C. Idol
H. A. Mill
E. Kearns
A. M. Rankin
Is. Cashier
J. H. Adams
G. A. Pollock
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