Refrigerated Express Service Proposed for Berry Shipping
North Carolina berry growers urge immediate refrigerated express service for strawberry shipments to reach Washington Baltimore and New York in two days. The Interstate Commerce Commission order, delayed by carriers, has been reinstated and extended by the Atlantic Coast Line to new points. The service already operates in Florida and could open markets in Buffalo Boston Pittsburgh Chicago and Detroit.
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Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Corporation Commission
Coast Line
North Carolina
Mr. Bailey
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Express
Buffalo
Boston
Pittsburg
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
How a Family Doctor Made Millions
PENTEEN years after his graduation Dr Caldwell became a leading figure in medicine. A single prescription made him famous and for forty years kept earning friends. Demand grew as many learned of his remedy for constipation and sluggish bowels. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin became the world’s most popular laxative and widely used for headaches and bilious woes.
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Dr. Caldwell
Highway Commission Faces Heavy Workmen’s Comp Losses
In Raleigh on March 13 the state highway commission reported it has paid more compensation claims than any other state department since the work men's act began. Assistant H. K. Witherspoon said about 200 compensable accidents occurred, with several serious cases and two death claims already settled. One pending claim would provide weekly payments to a widow for 300 weeks.
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Mr. Witherspoon
Industrial Commission
Witherspoon
Highway Commission
Story of Sle by Margery Hale 1930
A suspenseful tale follows Sue as she improvises a risky escape plan with the help of a wary ally. A conspiratorial conversation, a forged statement, and a rooftop window tease freedom as they outsmart would be captors and flee into a moonlit autumn night.
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Margery Hale
NEA Service, Inc
Camel Quited by Autos as French Overcome Sahara
A Paris or Tunis dispatch notes rapid replacement of camels by automobiles across the Sahara as Algeria marks a centenary of French conquest. Regular six wheeled motor coaches with sleeping berths travel from Algiers to Senegal, with hotels en route. French troops and Senegalese forces maintain order over vast desert expanses. Merchants foresee a winter tourist region, supported by agencies reporting rising vehicle miles and expanded coach fleets in 1920s.
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Tunis
Algeria
Sahara
Algiers
Senegal
Foreign Legion
Europe
Africa
North Carolina to Open Marble Quarry Near Marble Town
State Geologist H L Bryson announced a new building stone project in Cherokee county. Raymond Harris plans to strip 250 square feet of overburden and open a quarry near Marble with financing from two large marble companies. A finishing plant will supply building, crushed and ornamental stones.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Marble
Cherokee County
H. L. Bry
Raymond Harris
Regal
Murphy
Bryson
Harris
Marble quarry planned near Andrews for silver-gray stone
Tin Pan Clatter to Music tent deposits: Mr. Haring cites 25 years of production from blocked deposits. Orders in hand for silver-gray marble to be quarried near the existing Carolina Marble Co. quarries at Andrews, North Carolina.
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Haring
Carolina Marble
Bryson
North
Carolna
Beautifying Campus Program Planned By Alumnae
Louisburg College Alumnae Association opens its beautification program planting shrubs and evergreens on the campus.
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Louisburg
Mar
Louisburg College
Georgia Battleground To Get Deed To Itself
Remains of Confederate breastworks along the Chattahoochee river will be deeded to itself as a memorial. The site sits on Mrs. C. K. Ayers estate in Atlanta and will be dedicated by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Opposite trenches from General Sherman’s forces mark the location. An Athens oak has similarly belonged to itself for years.
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Atlanta
Chattahoochee River
C. K. Ayer
Atlanta Club
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sherman
Georgia
Athens
Teethina Promises Fast Relief for Baby Cold
Dr Moffett's Teethina advertised as a mild yet thorough baby laxative that speeds removal of poisons from the bowels and aids stomach regulation to help babies fight colds. The ad claims safety with laxative use and offers a 30 cent price, a free sample, and a baby book from Moffett Co. Columbus Georgia.
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Mo‘tett
Dr. Moffett's
Baby Book
Moffett Co
Dept
Columbus
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United States Lines
United States Lines, Inc
Leviathan
United States Shipping Board
W. B. Caldwell
Doctors
Sue
Harry
Kelvinator
Siren
Kite Per Furnitore Company
South Main Street
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Company of Andrews
Tin Pan Alley
Bonnie Harmon
Long Beach
Calif
Mooseheart Legion
Gohn
Greenieat Whittie
Lucky Servie
N. B.C
American Tobacco Co
Mira
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