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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1914

Page

34

World Wheat Crop Shows Decrease Across Nations

Washington reports the 1914 world wheat crop will likely be smaller than 1913, despite the United States posting a record harvest. Nations total about 2.742 billion bushels, with Europe facing a shortfall and Britain France Italy Spain Hungary Roumania and Balkan states cited for uneven yields. Non European producers led by the United States Canada Argentina Britain India and Australia complete the picture.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture All Nations Europe Great Britain France Italy Spain Germany Austria Hungary Roumania Balkan States

Wheat production abroad rises by 20 million bushels

A report notes that wheat produced outside Europe totals 20 000 000 bushels more than in 1932, with Canada, Argentina, and British India combined 200 600 000 bushels below that year. In the United States 852 000 000 bushel crop harvested, with an estimated 625 000 000 for food and 77 000 000 for seeding.

Europe Canada Argentina British India United States

Sharp & Dohme Buy Cotton 10 Cents A Pound

Sharp & Dohme, chemists, bought in southern states for cash at 10 cents per pound two bales of distressed cotton. They also acquired several bales in Baltimore via the Baltimore cotton committee. J L Prior, Atlanta manager, announced the move Saturday. Lazano Son & Co, Havana cigar makers, authorized Oppenheim Cigar Co to purchase one bale at 10 cents per pound.

Sharp & Dohme Baltimore Baltimore Cotton Committee J L Prior Atlanta Lazano Son & Co Havana Oppenheim Cigar Company

Swedes Indignant Over German Ship Interceptions

Stockholm reports widespread Swedish indignation at Germany stopping Swedish ships and detaining them at Swinemuende. The press urges the Swedish fleet to assert control over German vessels, asserting many seized ships were in Swedish waters at the time.

Stockholm London Swinemuende

California Syrup of Figs Promoted as Child Laxative

A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting, effective laxative for children and adults. It claims quick removal of constipation via a gentle internal cleansing, urges mothers to keep a bottle handy, warns against counterfeits, and promotes a 56 cent price.

California

French Warship Stirs U S Senate Over Metapan Incident

In Washington a protest against the French cruiser Conde stopping the American merchant ship Metapan stirred Senate debate. Senator Thomas filed a letter from passenger R W Patterson alleging Germans aboard were forced to sign parole agreements while Conde officers searched the Metapan between Cartagena and Puerto Colombia October. Patterson called it an outrage and urged State Department investigation as neutral rights and belligerent actions were discussed by Senators Stone and Lansing.

Washington Conde Caribbean Sea Senate Today Thomas R. W Patterson Patterson State Department Cartagena Puerto Colombia Caid Shipa Stone Foreign Relations Commnttes Senate United States Senator Stone Lansing Tater Department Thalg

Knox Attacks Wilson Over Mexico and Neutrality

Philadelphia October 17 Philander C Koox formerly United States senator and secretary of state in a political address sharply criticized the present administrations policies especially regarding Mexico He charged the democrats with harming international relations by domestic politics and accused them of starting a war on a neighboring people He blamed U S policy on Huerta and the embargo removal for bloodshed in Mexico and questioned the neutrality stance during the European conflict noting near partisanship in actions toward German interests

Philadelphia Philander C Koox United States Mexico Knox Democratic Party Republican Party Mr Knox Butt Minox Iaw Germany

Mortuary notices for Turner Wooten Brooks in Georgia

The obituary notices report the death of HB Turner of Dawsonville age 63 and interment near Grayson with Rev JP McConnell officiating. Other notices announce the deaths of W S Wooten 84 in Cobb County, and Bessie Brooks, with services held on Williams Mill Road and interment at Wildama Cemetery.

B. B. Turner Lawrenceville Lawrenceville Ga HB Turner Dawsonville New Hope Church Chestnut Grove Grayson JP McConnell Turner Gwinnett W. 5. Wooten W S. Wooten Cobb County Donehoos Chapel Ily Annaliza, Anderson Bali Ground Ga Jake and Thomas Wooten Birmingham Bessie Brooks Mise Besse Brooks W H Brooks Williams Mill Road Wildama Cemetery

Luncheon for Business Women at First Methodist Church

The First Methodist church young ladies circle will host a luncheon in the chapel next Thursday at 7:20 pm for young business women, followed by a sermon 6:39 to 7:30 by Rev. George A. Klein. Invitations will reach over 4 thousand in downtown department stores and offices. On Tue Oct 27 a similar event will welcome young business men and college students.

First Methodist Church Oclock George A. Klein Young Ladies the Thurch Young Ladies’ Circle

Big Chicago Supplies Sent Abroad in War Time

Chicago reports huge wartime shipments with $150 million in supplies and food sent to Europe since the war began. In a single week a record $12 million in wheat was shipped, with average weekly sales of provisions reaching about $16,000,000, according to figures released by the Chicago Association of Commerce.

Chicago Europe Chicago Association of Commerce Privie Sions

New Grocery Installs Lady Inspector for Stone Cakes

A grocery store announces a Lady Inspector will visit each supplier to verify that Stone Cakes remain fresh pure and properly safeguarded from bake to consumer. The aim is to ensure every cake sold meets high freshness standards and trust.

Stone's Wrapped Cakes Freshness Inspectors Complete

An inspector finds stale cake and orders it returned to the factory. From now on it will be nearly impossible to buy a Stone's Wrapped Cake that is not absolutely fresh. The final bakery inspection completes a system to safeguard freshness and purity. Every mixing and baking process is inspected, and every cake is checked before wrapping. Grocer's stock is now inspected as well.

Stone

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Sharp & Dorme U. S. Senate Falue Ponce de Leon Belle Isle the Cafe B. M. Grant & CO Grant Building Woodrow Wilson Stone's THE F. O. Stone Baking CO Atlanta, GA
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