Ford’s price cuts expand market and profits for Ford
Henry Ford says cutting prices earlier this decade wiped out a 76 million dollar profit but boosted production and overall profits. He reports producing about 5,100 cars daily and emphasizes large scale buying lowers costs, enabling price-driven market growth and sustained cash reserves near 200 million dollars.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Windsor
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Ted Comforts Doris After Shocking Confession
Doris suffers a painful revelation as Alec leaves Estelle for Washington. Ted comforts her, argues Alec betrayed trust, and weighs his own chance as Doris wrestles with love and loyalty while awaiting nightfall.
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Radio Notes at WGY for Week of October 2
WGY Schenectady GE station lists week events including grand opera Pinafore on October 3 and drama Paid in Full on October 5. A World Series baseball game will be aired with play by play starting October 4. Four evening programs run weekly Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday with daily musical numbers at 12 40 p m and 2 00 p m.
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WGY
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Schenectady
Germany Denies Secret Pact With Turks and Russia
The German foreign office in Berlin issued a categorical denial via cable from Berlin that Germany has entered any secret military or economic treaty with the Kemalist Turks and with Russia. The Greek legation in Washington earlier claimed a pact bound Soviet Russia, Germany, and Turkey to joint action in war and in economic affairs.
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Russia
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Berlin
Turkey
Plot unearthed against ex premier Venizelos in exile
Athens reports a plot against former Greek premier Eleutherios Venizelos, now living in exile, with several arrests made as authorities say the plan was uncovered.
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Athens
Eleutherios Venizelos
Greece
Moscow Afresh Sees Unrest Among Demobilized Soldiers
Moscow reports renewed disorders sparked by unemployed and returning demobilized soldiers. The unrest is noted as a continuing issue affecting the city amid postwar pressures.
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Moscow
Riga
Boston man quits English Channel swim near France
Dover reports Charles Toth of Boston giving up his attempt to swim the English Channel after 16 hours and five miles from France.
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Dover
England
Charles Toth
Boston
English
France
Strike Deepens as Marseille Seamen Protest Eight-Hour Day
The seamen in Marseille stage a more serious strike protesting the eight hour day abolition. Reports say their actions threaten disruption and authorities fear further escalation.
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Marseilles
Alkali in Shampoos Bad For Washing Hair
An old health notice warns common soaps and shampoos contain too much alkali which dries the scalp and hairs. It recommends Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure greaseless, cheap, and effective for cleansing, conditioning, and removing dust and dandruff.
Toledo man dies after dispute at Lake Adrian
Ce cil T. Jones, 28, of Toledo, died from a rifle wound in a Lake Adrian hospital. Frank Fetters, 63, a farmer, fired after Jones and companion Applegate refused to move their rowboat from waters near Fetters property. Fetters jailed in Lenawee County. he reportedly confessed to Sheriff Van Dusen.
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Ohio Field Morning Practice Shows Promising Varsity
Saturday practice at Ohio Field drew many spectators as the Ohio University team and freshmen worked through intense drills. Heat limited scrimmage but signal work and quarterback contenders McCleary Collings and Wise indicated a competitive new spirit for the season.
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Carpentier Defeat Tops London News as Near East Scare Grows
London papers on Sept 25 highlight Georges Carpentier's defeat on the front page alongside a Near East war scare. Several editions give the boxing result full prominence, with the regional tension also featured prominently across the same papers.
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Georges Carpentier
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Pain in Stomach Relief and Diarrhea Relief Sold Everywhere
An old advertisement offers a remedy for relief of stomach pain cramps colic and diarrhea. It asserts availability for immediate purchase in multiple shops and general distribution. The claim emphasizes widespread sale and universal usefulness for digestive distress.
Enduring Charity and Conscience in Wise Words
A compact reflection quotes 1 Timothy 1 5 on charity purity of heart and sincere faith. Izaak Walton adds a caution that losing conscience eliminates true voice worth keeping.
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Izaak Walton
Nations discuss extending liquor jurisdiction at White House
President Harding and Sir Auckland Geddes the British ambassador held a brief White House conference today on extending enforcement of national prohibition beyond the three mile limit. The informal talk followed recent efforts by the United States to widen its jurisdiction over liquor laws.
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United States
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Inevitable pennant chase slips as Cardinals beat Giants 10 6
The article reports several late season outcomes including Roger Hornsby homering twice as the St. Louis Cardinals defeat the New York Giants 10 6. The pennant race tightens with the Giants needing one win for the NL title while other clubs like the Browns Tigers Pirates and Senators also gain ground in various contests.
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Chauncey Nineth-Inning Rally Tops Logan 4-3 in Tight Contest
Chauncey, O on September 24, 1922, edged Logan 4 to 3 in a nip and tuck game. Grover delivered the decisive hit with bases loaded in the ninth after Corbin and Hartley sparked Chauncey with key hits. Corbin led Chauncey hitters with three in three.
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Yesterday's baseball results and upcoming matches
Yesterday in the American Association Columbus defeated Minneapolis 5 to 1 and St Paul beat Toledo 11 to 2 while Indianapolis edged Milwaukee 3 to 2. In the first AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland shut out New York 3 to 0. National League results include St Louis 10 New York and Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 2 in game one. Pittsburgh 11 Brooklyn 3 in game two. Upcoming games list matchups across divisions with no further schedules.
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Three Fishermen Missing After Fog Sinks Fishing Smack
Brest France September 25 three fishermen are missing after the steamship Tuscaloosa bound from New York struck and sank a fishing smack in thick fog off the port.
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France
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