Tanlac Restores Strength After Two Years of Illness
Mrs. J. Place of 215 Rigsby Avenue Durham reports Tanlac relief after 24 months of helplessness. She describes improved digestion, sleep, reduced nervousness, weight gain, and ability to do housework after three bottles. Hart Drug Store sells Tanlac in the city.
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J. FE. Place
Rigsby Avenue
Durham
Tanlac
Hart Drug Store
Expert to Organize High Point Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham’s Don Farnsworth, a famed chamber organizer, plans a visit to High Point in early May to establish a new chamber or revive a stalled one. Local leaders expect a free, public meeting once Farnsworth confirms his dates, with residents urged to prepare to join.
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High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Don’ Farnsworth
Birmingham
Mr. Farnsworth
Alabama
North Carolina
Mr. Farriss
Farriss
Violet
Hit Point
Chamber of Ecommerce
Farnswort
Parnsworth
Chamber of Somimerce
Miss Brockett Resting Well After Operation
Helen Brockett who was taken ill on Wednesday and underwent surgery on Thursday is resting fairly well and progressing as well as can be expected at this early stage her friends are glad to hear
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Miss Brockett
Ise
Helen Brockett
Weing
Sage Tea and Sulphur for Dark Hair Restoration
Advice touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy old-time remedy to darken faded or gray hair. The ad claims natural, even coloring after a few applications using a comb or brush, with a disclaimer that it is a cosmetic, not a disease cure.
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Wyeth
April Building Permits Lead 1916 Growth Surge
April building permits surged totaling $59,640 with the quarter at $74,170, led by High Point Hosiery mill expansion. Wage rises and labor laws dominated the year, with notable rises in metal trades and unemployment declines as manufacturers added workers.
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High Point
EF. A. Bencini
High Street
Rankin
Hamilton
W. P. Rose
E. D. Steele
Washington
Montlieu
Chief Ingram
J.C. Cross
Kennedy
J. C. Cross
Campbell
Dred Peacock
M. DP
W. Keener
White Oak
Alvin Paker
M. J. Wrenn
J. D. Davey
Ray
D. H. Hancock
Thistle
EE. Davis
J. MM. Foust
D. R. Raper
Kearns Upholstering Company
High Point Hosiery Mill
Dr. Stanton
North Main
Dr. A. Fowler
East Greene
CG. Muanyvan
John Munyon
W. G. Munyon
Very Mack
T. F. Bower
Reid
J. W. Harris
English
W. W. Peddy
Trustees
Holy Church
E. A. Benevit
Town Decorated for Federation Meeting Preparations
Mrs Pascom Hoskins leads decorating efforts for the state Federation of Woman's Clubs as visitors from across the state arrive. Businesses urged to display club colors light blue and white, with Monday as the deadline to prepare a welcoming, cleaned town in High Point.
Local Delegates Seek Bishop Transfer at Conference
Columbus delegates plan to press for Bishop Willow F. Anderson of Cincinnati to be transferred to their city at the General Methodist conference in Saratoga Springs New York opening Monday. The Delaware delegation supports the move while Pittsburgh also vies for the position.
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Columbus
Sartoga Springs
X.Y
Willow F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Abbott
Eland
Pittsburgh
Legislative trends in early 20th century social welfare acts
The document traces varied enactments across states and at federal level. It mentions Pennsylvania passing child labor laws during the year, Wisconsin and New York and Pennsylvania industrial commissions advancing safety provisions, and notable acts such as the Seaman's Act. It also notes Alaska and Arizona old age pension laws and California appointing a commission to study social insurance.
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Department of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Building Trades
Elizabeth
N. J
Ohio
Industrial Commission
Colorado
Indiana
Montana
Nevada
New York
Hlinois
California
Idaho
Iowa
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Michigan
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Massachusetts
Washington
Industrial Commission of
Wisconsin
Industrial Boards of
Alaska
Arizon
Railroad unions seek eight hour day and overtime terms in Chicago
Union chiefs of four railway brotherhoods met in Chicago to receive railroad replies to their April 1 demand for an eight hour day and time and one half for overtime. About 360000 members are in the brotherhoods. They also prepared to respond to counter proposals from railroad managers.
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Ansver
Carolina and Yadkin River Railroad Schedule in Effect
The schedule in effect from October 1 1915 lists train arrival and departure times at stations but states that these times are not guaranteed and may change without notice.
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North Carolina
Terminal Station
Norfolk
Asheboro
Norfolk Southern
N. B
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