Morality in Business Requires Honest Labeling Says Bank of America
The Bank of America notes U.S. Supreme Court support for FTC power to require accurate labeling of products misrepresented as wool, mahogany, seal skin, or brass. It calls the decision a victory for business and public trust, urging clear branding and fair advertising across industries.
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Bank of America
New York
United States Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Better Business Bureaus
Porter Graves Faces Primary Support From Surry Women
The women of Surry back Porter Graves as a law and order candidate ahead of the June 3 primary. They urge supporters to give Graves their time and vote.
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Surry
Porter Graves
Miss Lyda Tyson News of Mother's Death Shocks Family
Telegrams inform Miss Lyda Tyson of the school faculty of the death of her mother and the critical illness of her father Mr Tyson. The family home is in Farmille. The mother's death was sudden and a great shock. Further details were not learned.
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Lyda Tyson
Tyson
Farmille
Mother Goose Lady Returns With Chautauqua Lecture
Mrs. Helen B. Paulsen uses forty Mother Goose characters to teach lessons to parents on child traits. She interprets Little Jack Horner as self centered and the ten o clock scholar as lazy, while Little Miss Muffet represents the imaginative child. Her talk aims to guide parental guidance.
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Helen B. Paulsen
Mrs. Paulsen
Boston
Jack Horner
Miss Muffet
Measuring social at Central Methodist church event
The Junior League of Central Methodist church plans a measuring social in the church Sunday school Friday evening. Children will be measured by foot length with proceeds used for missionary work and church projects.
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Junior League
Central Methodist Church
Boy Scouts Host Garden Party At Leader’s Home
The Boy Scouts entertained at a garden party hosted by their leader William Monday evening at 7 30. The Girl Scouts led by Miss were present. Guests enjoyed games and contests and ice cream cones were served.
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William
Cotton Revival Call From Edenton Observer
The Albermain e Observer notes at the 1920 American Cotton Association meeting delegates wore silk and urges Southern women to wear cotton. An Edenton writer argues to support cotton growers by using cotton goods and neglecting silk to reduce surplus and lift prices.
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Albermaine Observer
American Cotton Association
Edenton
The
Observer
Southland
Trinity College Commencement June 4 7 Speakers Named
The office acknowledges receipt of an invitation to Trinity College commencement in June. Prominent speakers listed include Bishop Moore DL, LB Braail, the Rev F C Norwood D D of London England, eo Sherrill of Washington DC, and Chas Reynolds Brown D B of New Haven Conn.
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Trinity College
Trinity
Bishop Moore
LB. Braail
F. C. Norwood
D. D
London
Eng
Eo Sherrill
Washington, DC
Chas. Reynolds Brown
New Haven
Conn
Closing Exercises at Mallaleuw M. E. Church Highlight Colored Graded School
The local colored graded school held closing exercises at Mallaleuw M. E. church last Thursday and Friday evenings. Programs by the pupils showed careful study and teachers’ diligent work. Key Atkins, president of Leaper Seeks Normal School, Winston Salem, delivered an instructive address. Large crowds attended each evening, and both faculty and school earned credit for the display.
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Mallaleuw M. E
Key 'S Atkins
Leaper
Normal School
Winston
Salem
Dobson News Personal Notes and Local Updates
Clyde McCormick has returned to Philadelphia with the U S Navy after visiting his mother Rosa Booker. Floyd Norman and Joe Folger return from Atlanta after dental college studies. Mrs C C Totherow visits Winston-Salem with friends. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Comer last week. The Methodist church ladies plan a Tuesday meeting at Mrs Maggie Lewellyn’s home. Lorena Bookers heads to Boonville for six weeks of summer school. Mesdames C C Totherow and Rosa Booker shopped in Mount Airy with Rev Totherow and children.
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Clyde McCormick
Philadelphia
U. S. Navy
Rosa Booker
Floyd Norman
Joe Folger
Atlanta
C. C. Totherow
Winston-Salem
Robert Comer
Ladies and Society of the Methodist Church
Maggie Lewellyn
Lorena Bookers
Boonville
Mesdames
Mount Airy
Memorial Day Bank and Post Office Schedules Noted
Local banks and the post office observed Memorial Day with limited service. The office closed except for a single morning and afternoon window, with no deliveries except one in town.
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I Town
Republicans Nominate Senator Candidate in Surry and Stokes Counties
A notice urges Republicans to vote in the state wide primary on June 3 in Surry and Stokes counties. Candidates for the Senate nomination are R. L. Haymore and H. O. McGuire.
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Surry County
Surry
Stokes
R. L. Haymore
8. O. McGuire
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