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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1919

Page

7

North Carolina Legislature Debates Child Labor Bill and Local Laws

The North Carolina Senate and House convened with votes on statewide bills. Key items included a bill to regulate and restrict child employment, a statewide dog tax bill, highway and convict labor measures, and a plan to establish a State Game Commission. Debates also touched on education boards, prohibitions enforcement, and local annexation proposals, highlighting calls during a Cotton Conference and remarks from Governor Bickett.

Senate Raleigh Gardner C. A. Ashee Church of the Good Sheperd Long Montgomery Cowper Lenoir Scales-Stevens House Brummitt Ray Macon McCain Price Scales James A. Gray Forsyth Brock General Assembly State Highway Commission C. A. Ashby Church of the Good Shepherd Islature Mangum Deal State Superintendent of Public Instruction State Board of Health I ‘Tion North Carolina Charlotte Heriot Clarkson Messrs Fore and McClung Bishon Clinton Thad Tate Jackson Training School Mull State Anti-Saloon League Department of State Martshal

Rate Cases Probed by Commission with Special Counsel

The corporation commission retains Edgar Watkins of Watkins Harrel Watkins Atlanta as special counsel to prosecute three Interstate Commerce Commission suits over discriminatory North Carolina to south rate structures. Charters issued for Farmers Tobacco Warehouse Bladenboro with 25000 capital and incorporators H C Bridgers H C Bridgers Jr and S S Hutchington all of Bladenboro. Raleigh Printing Company Raleigh with 50000 capital. incorporators S O Garrison R H Merritt D F Betts and J Allison.

Capital City Raleigh Telephone Co Raleigh N.C Burlington Durham Postal Telegraph-Cable Co Atlanta Birmingham Ala N. C Charlotte The Corporation Commission Edgar Watkins Watkins, Harrel & Watkins Interstate Commerce Commission North Carolina South South Carolina Gulf and Mississippi River Secretary of State Farmers Tobacco Warehouse Bladenboro H. C. Bridgers H. C. Bridgers, Jr S.S. Hutchingon Raleigh Printing Company S. O. Garrison R. H. Merritt D. F. Betts J. ©. Allison

No Red Tape and a Haggle Over Visiting Cards

A distant acquaintance is called on by two ladies who wait for the maid to confirm if the person is home. The maid returns with the news the lady isn’t at home and amusedly notes she knows who they are. A card swap is proposed but deemed unnecessary as the maid already knows the names. The rest is an old time miscellany including a Hall’s Catarrh Medicine ad and light jokes about reading and folklore.

Shave With Cuticura Soap Ad

An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap as boosting razor efficiency and promoting skin health, promising no mug soap germs or irritation even with daily shaving. The copy notes one soap for shaving bathing and shampooing along with a light barter line about affording a rubber coat.

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