New Reed Rockers at Reddick's and Local Updates
City news notes new reed rockers at Reddick's and lists service call 550. Mentions a South Eighth street marriage story and Carry Turner next for pension at Central Branch shops. J H Tabor off with Tha. Harry Watts may travel to Atlanta for his mother’s illness. Addition of A F Hess and Virgil Church brings Central Branch car yard force to fifteen. Dirt washes gullies on Main and Sixteenth as rain fills a bad wash. Frank Lindstrom recovering from operation in St Louis hospital hoping to return to Atchison in about ten days.
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Carry Turner
J. H. Tabor
Tha
Harry Watts
Stlanta
A. F. Hess
Virgil Church
Sixteenth Street
Main Street
Litte Bridge
Central Branch
Frank Lindstrom
Ed Linstrom
Missouri Pacific Hospital
St. Louis
Atchison
U.S. Real Wages Best Globally in Purchasing Power
An Associated Press analysis for the National Industrial Conference Board finds American workers can buy more than four times as much with their wages as Italian workers. The study says Italy has the lowest European purchasing power at 23 percent, while Canada nearly reaches U.S. levels at 78 percent. Europe averages 35 percent of U.S. wages across 11 countries, with Denmark 57 percent and Great Britain 51 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Europe
United States
Canada
Denmark
Irish Free State
Great Britain
Sweden
Netherlands
Germany
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Poland
Synthetic haemin produced in Germany sparks medical hopes
Munich report notes the first laboratory synthesis of haemin, the iron bearing component of blood, after 17 years of work by Dr Hanns Fischer. The achievement, while theoretical for now, could illuminate chemical structure and aid future anemia and carbon monoxide poisoning research.
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Associated Press
Munich
Germany
Hanns Fischer
Munich Polytechnic
Fischer
Varius
Speaks on America and society in a humorous column
The column riffs on American press and politics with jokes about speed, Congress, elopement, wealth worship, and the fallen world. It notes Dean Inge’s critique of the United States, laments stock market frenzy, and teases local readers with short items about people, real estate, and a highway crash injuring three Kansas City residents.
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New York
Hail Insurance Advert by Jay D Adams
An advertisement offers hail insurance on growing crops by Jay D Adams. Includes commerce note and a phone line for contact.
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Jay D. Adams
From Youth To Old Age Lydia Pinkham's Compound
Three life stages for women and how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps restore health and vigor. The ad asserts countless thousands testify to its worth.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Vigor
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Roy Linley
Joe Jam
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
England
Sioux City Journal
Henry Nielsen
Louie Waldauer
Globe
Herb Hain
Clarence Little
Drury
W. Straus & Co
Lloyd Nevins
George McKinney
The
Globe Today
Highway No 46
Victory Junction
Kansas City
Bill Griffin
Charlotte
N. C
Ful
John Crancer
Ottawa
Fayetteville
Ark
Crancer
Montgomery-Ward
George Linck
Therza Datfin
Leavenworth
Joe Gover
Hote
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Voigt Fruit Company
Atchison, Kansas
J. B. Harrison Oil Company
St. Joseph, Me
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