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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1921
Page
8
The text explains how department stores print lines, charge costs to the department, and rely on the public pulse within 48 hours to gauge effectiveness. It argues that ads reveal interests, drive price shifts, and inform buyers about bargains, styles, and improvements, urging readers to study the paper’s advertising to spot items of interest.
Norman Hapgood portrays President Harding as a focused leader tested by a 531-member Capitol Hill assembly. The piece notes hopes for peace, economic revival, and solid foreign policy gains, while critiquing lingering doubts about patronage and leadership dynamics.
Boston April 11 Immigration Commissioner Henry J Skeffington told delegates at the Granite Cutters convention that immigration policy must be used to aid unions as employers he says press for open ports to break skilled trades unions. He warned the drive would force wages down and harm living standards. James Duncan of the AFL echoed fears of employer power.
I M Alexander of Port Edwards Wis chairs the Industrial Relations committee at the American Paper and Pulp Association convention urging focus on peace across the industry. The group funds experimental work at the United States forest products laboratory in Madison Wis. Baker notes a saving near one million through waste conservation discoveries.
Austrian and German immigrants are pouring into Brazil, reports Commercial Attache Schurz in Rio de Janeiro released by the Department of Commerce. The Austro German immigration society has formed to distribute newcomers throughout Brazil, with over 2,000 members already.
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