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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
3
A report notes policemen in Sweden receive small decorations for foreign language knowledge. A baby born at East Ham England recently aged three weeks had a tooth extracted. The piece also observes that ages 25 to 40 pass more quickly than other life stages.
Ansley announces a display of extensive Christmas remembrances with men and women gifts. Leather and beaded ladies bags, toilet sets in tortoise shell and celluloid, comb and brush, manicure and sewing sets, shaving and traveling kits, baby care items, and smoking accessories.
A vibrant display of talking, crying, sleeping and various dolls is shown. The sale features 17 affordable prices and highlights items chosen for the Little Mother of the home, inviting customers to visit with the Little Miss for guidance on suitable Christmas gifts.
Reports to Herbert Hoover through the American Relief Administration warn that a severe winter will kill many Russians saved by aid due to exposure and lack of clothing. The ARA launches a Clothing Remittance program offering $20 to deliver packages with wool cloth, lining, muslin, flannelette, and supplies to designated beneficiaries.
The October 1922 export totals reached 372 million dollars, the highest in 18 months and surpassing the prior month by about 20 percent. U.S. manufactured goods led gains, with September exports at 142 million and a growing share of domestic exports, while Britain remained a distant rival in the world market. By ten months ending October 1922, U.S. domestic exports approached 4.05 billion dollars, placing the United States at the head of global exporters.
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