June 3 1920s Herald notes and election chatter
Snippet from the Herald Publishing Co. page notes subscription costs and ad policies, praises June events and multiple June dates, comments on Roosevelt potential, and discusses local political races in North Carolina. Mentions Chautauqua opening, Cotton Exchange politics, and a special edition for Robeson county.
Opinion supports Mitchell candidacy affecting Kitchin
Editorials across newspapers in and beyond the Second District praise Mr Mitchell's candidacy and predict Kitchin's renomination by a large majority. The piece notes Kitchin's shift on administration measures, especially the Shipping Bill, and argues Mitchell's stance could broaden District Democratic support and national merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second District
Mitchell
Kitchin
Democratic Party
Fine Two Tone Neckwear Styles in Spring Frocks
Fashion notes two color and two material neckwear trends for spring frocks. Cape collars in white organdie with pink or blue accents dominate, featuring narrow organdie bands, homestitching, and tiny pearl buttons. The high collar returns in new cape ensembles joining two pieces with lace inserts.
Convenient bedside bag with pockets for sickroom use
A bed side bag provides a safe pocketed accessory fastened to the mattress frame. It offers multiple compartments for storing books papers handkerchiefs and other needed items within easy reach of a bedridden person.
Truth Tellers and Town Gossip from a Rag
A cranky Indiana editor vows to tell the truth in the next issue revealing a string of biting items about local merchants a governor and a dying citizen. The piece lampoons sensational obituaries and blunt social judgments with sharp humor from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John Bonin
Belleville
John Coyle
Styx
Davis Sankey
Sylvan Rhodes
James Conlin
Baptist Parsonage
Ilinois
Jesus
Piet
Safety First Sign Proposal Prompts Law Enactment Call
An editorial urges a law requiring the words Safety First in red letters for engineers drivers and public conveyances to curb preventable accidents. It questions practicality and risk of ridicule and notes insurance data on 1915 1916 underwriting profits and expense allocations.
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Insurance
Continental of York
Continental
Operaus
Fidelity
Phenix
Lowe
Vest
Herald Arena
Voters told new precinct divisions in Halifax County
A Halifax County board of elections order from April directs Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary precincts to split along Eighth Street. South side voters vote at Rosemary, north side at Roanoke Rapids precinct No 1. Roanoke Rapids Precinct No 2 keeps the Rosemary Schoolhome polling place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Halfax County
Roanoke Rapide Euction
Eighth Street
Roanoke Rapids
Rosemary
Woke Rapids
Palling Y
Whit A. Johnston
Halifax County
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Roanoke Rapids Herald
J. T. Stainback
Elephones
Ee Terrace
Caroline Et of
Wea
Herald Publishing Co
Stampe
Lee
June Brides Bugs
Ump
The
Wilmington Star
Oyater Bray
Hughesless
Roosevelt
Chautauqua
Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
Daughtridge
Halifax
Northampton
Bickett
Maxton Scottish
Robeson County
Robeson
Lyon Mfg. CO
Se, 6Th St
Brooklyn, N.Y
Wearson Remedy Co
Turlington, N20
Burlington, No C
T. Rowland District Manager
Mutual Life Ins. Co
New York
United States
First National
Paisley Fields
Srund
A. L. Clark Insurance
Peis Glass
J.A. Worrel
Rich Square
H.C
Hagds AC
Mason, Worrell & Long Attorneys
N.C
Jackson, N.C
Herald Pub. Company
Mace
Paw Price
Herald Publishing Company
Palm Beach
Patterson Store Company
Clark & Clark
Thos. M. Jenkins
R. L. Towe Notary Public
the First National Bank
Roanoke Rapids, N. Caroli
Hancock House Company Department Store