Above the Knees Fashion and Nation's Wealth Reflections
A column debates short skirts and red ears as a provocative symbol of health. It contrasts fashion with moral concerns, notes a new oil well and nitrogen wealth, praises Supreme Court rulings on game and fish, and recalls Calvin Coolidge's ancestral Bible link to opportunity.
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Whiskey in the Wild Woods Prompts Moral Appeal in North Carolina
The letter recounts a fable of animals drinking whiskey to critique public drunkenness and urges support for state supervised temperance programs. It cites economic efficiency of associations, praising them as community builders and safeguards of American liberties.
Building and Loan Associations Tax Debate and Growth
Legislature rejected raises on Building and Loan share taxes noting the institutions fund homes with first mortgages. Associations serve the community, operate on a mutual basis, and offer weekly or monthly repayment plans for workers. North Carolina assets rose from 23 million to 70 million in five years, with over 10 million gain last year, and these bodies are seen as safe savings avenues.
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North Carolina
SAFETY to My Young Friends Poem by James M Downam
Trust in God for all the coming day and He will guide you through the darkening night to welcoming light. Theories rise and fall but God remains eternal so faith in Him is safe in every chosen path. Even if others miscall your choice you cannot lose when you follow Him.
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Parrott
James M. Downam
Bank Stock Sale in Western District Court North Carolina
Trustee of Lee Osborne bankrupt announces public cash sale of twenty shares of Bank of Valle Crucis stock Valle Crucis North Carolina to highest bidder at the courthouse door Lenoir on April 9 1925 at 12 noon sale subject to court confirmation This notice dated March 27 1925.
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District Court For the United States
North Carolina
Lee Osborne
Court House
Lenoir
Bank of
First Security Trust CO
Bankrpt
Final Meeting of Creditors for Clint Osborne Bankrupt
Final meeting of Clint Osborne of Vilas Watauga NC in bankruptcy to be held at the court house in Lenoir NC on April 9 1925 at 10:00 AM. Creditors may attend to examine the trustee's final account and transact proper business. Referee Isaac T Avery presiding.
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Clint Osborne
Vilas
Watauga
Isaac T.avery
Bouquet Ramee Face Powder Sale Ad Offers Free From Impurities
Bouquet Ramee Powder presented as pure and easy to take with a fragrance blend of rose jasmine heliotrope and lilac. Includes 4 oz and 16 oz packages with pricing offers and a two box sale highlighted in the ad.
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Epsom
Janeve F. Pond. Co
Delicious Chocolates sale ad with assorted grooming items
Regular stock chocolate boxes sold quickly with first come first served. One pound boxes and two box deals listed alongside hair brushes shaving brushes Jontee powder puffs auto and sport goggles tooth brushes at bargain prices.
Arabesque Stationery Sale Offers 2 Boxes Now
A fancy finish paper set described as the highest quality resembles Japanese bamboo cloth in white and tints with ribbon ties and deckle borders. Includes 24 sheets and 24 envelopes per box. standard price noted. This sale offers 2 boxes.
Georgia Rose Tale Rosy Attar Powder Sale Comes in Two Cans
An advert promotes a talcum powder named Georgia Rose Tale made with genuine attar of rose. It highlights a strong rosy fragrance and offers a standard price for one can and a two can bundle.
Fenway Whole Cherries in Cream Chocolate Covered
One pound of whole ripe cherries in liquid cream, chocolate covered and described as melting in the mouth.
Thick shaving cream tube promises rich lather
A description stating the product produces a thick creamy lather that stands up on the face during a shave. Mentions one tube likely part of a grooming routine and references model or size as 30c 3le.
Candy and chocolate specials in 1960s retail ad
An old advertisement lists Liggett's and assorted chocolates including 60c candies, 2 for 61c wrapped caramels, 35c chocolate bars, milk chocolate blocks and almond bars priced 2 for 11c, mint flavors and Liggett's gum offered as 2 for 6c.
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Liggett’s
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