Shirtwaists Arrive in Silk and Cotton Styles
New shirtwaists in silk or cotton arrive in a profusion of styles. Tailored cotton models priced around 98 cents, while silk waists start at 1.98 dollars.
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
2
New shirtwaists in silk or cotton arrive in a profusion of styles. Tailored cotton models priced around 98 cents, while silk waists start at 1.98 dollars.
C E Schaff argues railroads are central to the economy and that 95 percent of securities are held by two million investors not magnates. He warns that devalued bonds threaten life and fire insurers, banks, and fiduciaries, urging candor and careful, just actions to protect ordinary citizens.
IX Peter Radford argues farmers should mobilize to align with Wall Street for agriculture finance. He asserts farmers are capable, but lack market power and a suitable financial system. He calls for warehouse receipts as secure credit and for coordinated marketing with financial interests to stabilize prices.
The piece explains banking as a creator of credit, not just money, detailing how banks pool idle funds, enable large-scale payments through drafts and checks, and use clearing houses to offset balances. It notes bankers must maintain reliable credit and liquidity to meet cash demands, linking banks to national trade and industry.
High Point resident F C Remfrey recalls kidney trouble with severe swelling and scanty colored urine. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills he regained health and, three years later, confirms the previous endorsement. Sold 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth schedules a Wins ton Salem engagement on Wednesday October 27. The circus will travel with 85 double length railroad cars and a cast of 1280 workers including 7001 horses 40 elephants and 110 cages. The program features 480 world famous artists and the new pageant Lalla Rookh with nearly 1000 participants.
A vast tent event features 480 performers from many nations and a wide array of foreign acts not seen in America. A trained animal show includes Marvellous War Elephants and Barnum and Bailey Statue Horses. Crowds are urged to arrive early for a parade at 10 A M, promised to surpass all prior circus spectacles.
Daughters at Charlotte unanimously reelect Mrs Eugene Little as president of the State Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Official slate includes Mrs C E Platt as first vice president and Mrs T L Craig, Mrs J Q Gilkey, and others across Gastonia Wilmington Durham and Goldsboro with several officers renominated or re elected.
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