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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1921
Page
31
A prominent southern cotton manufacturer argues the era demands a real remedy to labor unrest and social strain. He urges self denial and service, urging workers, capitalists, and youth to accept lower profits and productive effort, stating older leaders rose from farm chores and learned thrift.
A London expert explains Lloyds style risk since the rise of freak insurance. Underwriters price policies on unpredictable hazards from rain damage to celebrity hands, with London insurers showing health despite brisk U S activity.
Envelope manufacturers at a convention in Atlanta reported a rebound after a 6 percent drop in shipments in the first half of last year. After a slow period, recent weeks show a 20 percent year to date rise, with buyers returning to longer-term orders and belief that stabilization is near.
The Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association held a second session in Philadelphia addressing outdated country beliefs. Dr. Charles H. LaWall noted people bypass doctors, seeking specific medicines from druggists. Farmers used charms to ward off illness, with some farms bearing a star on barns to deter colic.
In a letter banker Harry A. Wheeler argues that the new crop will relieve farmers' debts and restore confidence. He contends normal interest rates would spur buying, restart mills, reduce unemployment, and shift 1911 toward real normality despite 1920-era measures.
Guillermo A. Sherwell argues that the United States loses South American markets to Europe and must reform its methods. He critiques American banking, calls for industry investment in Latin America, and urges shifting from grandiose rhetoric to practical, future-focused actions to avoid losing world commerce.
The column laments U S firms' arrogant export practices toward Latin America. It recalls sending inferior goods and dumping unsold stock when Europe and the Hore market faltered, provoking local irritation and canceled orders. It also urges marketers to learn customers' needs and build lasting foreign trade relations.
Calomel, a quicksilver laxative, is dangerous and can cause cramps and illness. The ad urges Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute that starts the liver without salivation and is gentle for children.
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