South America to Supply U.S. with Goods in 1926
The United States Department of Commerce projects Latin America will provide about 9546,495,008 in goods to the U.S. in 1926, up from 1925 by 20 million dollars. U.S. exports to the region total around 434,891,000, reflecting strong investment and trade ties despite tariff differences.
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Washington
Dee
United States
South America
United States Department of Commerce
South
Goreeies
Feeegge
Beetetar
Beevers
Europe
North Atlantic
Welfere
America
Klein
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Wlein
Commerce Department
Cuba
Abbreviations Charge Clergy Influence Spark at Polls
New York reports clergy raise concerns over a controversial abbreviation. A questionnaire notes clergy insignia usage. no questionnaires were sent to headline writers. The piece also covers a $100,000 debt settled by David V. Picker, Schwab’s wish against a memorial, and other brief items from Chicago and New York on industry, aviation, and rail safety.
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New York
David V. Picker
Payton
Marcus Loew Enterprises
Building stable homes for Christmas with lasting gifts
The text argues that permanent home life shapes culture, stresses early childhood influence, and urges prioritizing the home with comfortable surroundings. It suggests gifts that endure and can be enjoyed by the entire family to strengthen home life ahead of Christmas.
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Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Cadillac Bicycles
East 4Th St
Fillmore
Panhandle Road
Fae
Ada
Parr
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Etelf
Charles M. Schwab
Chicago
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Picks
German Railroade Information
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HM. Harriman
Pyro U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. Wholesale Distributors
Thompson Deag Company
Amarillo
Texas
OUR Service
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