Necessity for Greater Output At Chamber Conference
TON April 25 Means aging production of life’s necessities will be the sole topic at the eighth annual United States Chamber of Commerce conference in this city from tomorrow to Thursday. The program assigns responsibility to capital labor and agriculture, seeking methods to raise production through better machinery, waste elimination, and efficient distribution. The aim is a nationwide push to urge Americans to aid the movement in all endeavors, with focus on increasing output for the common good rather than immediate profits.
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United States
Praguelinn
Poslam Promises Quick Comfort for Angry Skin
An advertisement touts Poslam as fast relief for itching skin and eczema with claims of reducing inflammation. It recommends nightly application to two areas and daily Poslam Soap for clearer skin, inviting readers to request a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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West 47Th St
New York City
Profiteering Complaints Sparked by New York Probe
In New York on April 2, Justice Department chief A W Riley reports broad profiteering complaints from consumers. The Flying Squad has convicted 197 profiteers with fines up to 2500 and up to two years in prison. Examples include drug store whiskey at five dollars a pint, canary birds priced high, and olives mislabeled as olive oil. Observers note price gouging across many goods and a tendency for customers to accept higher prices.
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New York
W. Riley
Department of Justice
Riley
Olackly
Cnn
Annual Meeting of Chamber of Commerce Today
B D Pierce retiring president will report at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting at the Stratfield at 7:15 this noon. Directors will meet after to elect a new president. Most members are expected to attend the luncheon and meeting with entertainment by the Philharmonic trio and community singing.
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B. D. Pierce
Chamber of Commerce
Stratfield
Chamber
Tonuncheon
Philharmonic Trio
Dorothy Smith
Ruth Willams
Edna Northrop
Sequoyah Society Plans Pinochle Tournament
The Sequoyah society will hold a meeting at their rooms in the Arrow building on Fairfield avenue Tuesday evening April 27. An entertainment committee has arranged a pinochle tournament following the meeting adjourns, and all members and friends are invited to attend.
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Sequoyah Society
Arrow Building
Fairfield Avenue
Enentertainment Committee
Turkish arms smuggling to Trebizond exposed during war
Report from J. D. Tegan of Muncie Indiana cites regular Turkish shipments from Constantinople to Trebizond via a Turkish schooner. Arms and ammunition reach the front with little concealment, fueling Allied efforts and threatening Armenian communities and the region's stability in 1916.
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New York
Mustanha Kemel Pasha
Turkish Nation Army
Constantinople
Trebizond
Black Sea
J. D. Tegan
Muncie
Ind
Mr. Ryan
Ein Trebizond
Larsepye
Armenie
Tasphrines Jas Assien
Acm
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