Railroads deemed key to restoring normalcy in business
Western bankers urged President Harding to break the railroad log jam to revive industry. They warned of a hard winter with unemployment and shrinking purchasing power unless railroads receive funding and are able to pay debts and repair infrastructure. If no action is taken, crops, prices, and credits would deteriorate, risking a severe national downturn.
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Gifts Bestowed On Prince Of Wales In Ancient Ceremony
Launceston in Cornwall reenacts feudal rites as the Prince of Wales visits. Mayors and ducal tenants present rents and odd offerings including pepper, a brace of greyhounds, goatskins, cumin, salmon spear, and gloves. The ceremony ends with the Prince approving the tenure.
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Trugh Molesworth
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Commercial National Bank declares 6 percent dividend
The Commercial National Bank directors met yesterday and declared the usual semi annual six per cent dividend payable July first. The report to the directors shows an increase in assets and profits in the past six months despite the weak financial mood.
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Rose to Build Guilford County Almshouse in Greensboro
Guilford County commissioners awarded Rose of Goldsboro the contract for the new almshouse at 145,000 total cost with bids: 16,700 by Loge for the main structure, heating by Caroline Bleating and Lighting of Durham, and plumbing to Walker Electric and Plumbing of Atlanta. Rose plans to mobilize a large force in the coming days. board praise accompanied the vote. A $250 donation to the Salvation Army was approved after Rev. H. Murphy Williams appealed. The Tay Scouts may use one room on the courthouse third floor as an executive office. next meeting set for July 5, national holiday noted.
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Ees County
Monney
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Three Carters Enter Building At Southern Furniture Exposition
Three men named Carter register together at the Southern Furniture Exposition building this morning. They entered the building in succession, though they do not know each other. A coincidence noted by observers adds local curiosity to the event.
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Entire Change of Program at the Orpheem
Change day at the Orpheem brings an entire program swap. The Bostonian Revue will be shown with new scenery and electrical effects enhancing the act.
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Realart Presents Constance Binney in The Stolen Wiss
Elaborate costumes and clever vaudeville features headline a program that includes Realart star Constance Binney in The Stolen Wiss based on Gudirie Slyke’s Little diss Bye the Bye. A costume play of childhood and love rich in family appeal for children of all ages.
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Gudirie Slyke
Doans Kidney Pills Help Mrs. Clapp’s Back Pain
Mrs DD E Clapp of 619 W Green St credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving years of kidney trouble and back pain. She reports regulated kidneys, strengthened back, and improved overall health with no further trouble since using the remedy priced 60 cents at dealers.
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DD. E. Clapp
W. Green Street
Dean
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