The Commonwealth June 2 1910 editorial roundup
The issue notes tax listing month and questions property values. It reports honors for Theodore Roosevelt in Cambridge and Tafts travel costs. It covers editor changes at Raleigh Christian Advocate, NC Good Roads meeting at Wrightsville Beach, and Halifax County interest in the convention. It quotes Albemarle Enterprise on keeping boys busy in summer. It criticizes Greensboro Daily News relations and defends THE COMMONWEALTH against political attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax County
North Carolina Good Roads Association
Wrightsville Beach
Good Roads
Wrightsville
Raleigh State Democrat
Greensboro Daily News
Commonwealth
Greenboro Daily News
Republican Party of
North Carolina
Pie Brigade
THE
In Memoriam Mrs. Alice E. Powell 1853 1910
In Memoriam for Mrs. Alice Elizabeth Powell who died at home in this city on May 19 1910 Born February 15 1853 in Palmyra daughter of Aquilla Pierce and Martha Hyman Married Edgar Emory Powell in 1871 They had five children four living Edgar Harriet Alice and Aquilia One son Robert died young She was confirmed at Trinity church in 1900 by Bishop Cheshire Passed peacefully after a long illness and was laid to rest in the church yard May 20 1910 The service drew many mourners honoring her steadfast faith and charitable life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Elizabeth Powell
Palmyra
Aquilla Pierce
Martha Elizabeth Hyman
Edgar Emory Powell
Edgar E. Powell
Harriet E. Eure
Alice H
Aquilia P. Powell
Robert Emmet P d
Delayed Attention Costs Money in House Maintenance
A vintage ad urges painting with L. and M. Paint mixed with Linseed Oil to yield seven gallons at about $1.40 per gallon. It claims long US-use proof and Atlantic City & Pittsburgh Fence Tests by the Master Painters Association. Hardy Hardware Company sells it. An A. D. C. meeting is set for Thursday June 2 1910 at 5 PM with Miss A. E. Smith presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atlantic City
Pittsburgh
Master Painters Association
Hardy Hardware Company
Round Table Club meeting hosts lessons in North Carolina history
The Round Table Club held a social at the Rectory hosted by Mrs. C. G. Bradley with iced lemonade served by Miss Lizzie Hyman. Members and guests, including Miss Sallie Baker and Miss Bettie Hill, discussed a year plan featuring a study of the Colonial History of North Carolina and the Public School System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
C. G. Bradley
Round Table Club
Lizzie Hyman
North Carolina
Sallie Baker
Bettie Hill
Bradley
Llarning
Charles Albertson
H. J. Clark
Purrington
G. S. White
Jarl Bowers
W. H. Josey
W. R. Bond
Elanor Smith
Lena Leggett
Elizabeth Smith
W.e.smith
James B. Hall
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
A reader notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claiming it treats the constitutional disease from within and strengthens the constitution. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and provides contact details for Cher y & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Stze
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the Commonwealth
J.C. Harpy
Scotland Neck
N.C
Theodore Roosevelt
Cambridge
England
University of Cambridge
Dioetor of Laws
Taft
Congress
S. Massey
Raleigh Christian Advocate
T. N. Ivey
Nashville Advocate
Massey
Methodist Church
Oxford
North Carolina Press Association
Tarrymoore Hotel
Albemarle
Carpenter-Morton
Hardy Hardware Co
A. D.C
A. E. Smith
Bobbint Chemical Co
Balimere
E. T. Whitehead Company
Scotland Neck, N. C
A. J. Pyle
N. Fifth St
Richmond
Virginia
Teldon
Edenton
Warrenton
Roanoke Rapids
Tarboro
Elizabeth City
Nyo Arenae
Nostomach Ding
Nosomach
J. T. Hardy
Singer and
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines
L. M. Barnes
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Ouster Dre Company
Madison
Wis
Just
Lightning
Mason
Hardware Hustlers
Madras
West
Berr
Boardman
Schloss Brothers
Baltimore
Theo
W. T. Hancock Company
Peoples’ Store
Scotland