Brush Making Industry Shows Great Improvement
Atlantic City February 4 The past ten days show a great improvement in the brush industry reports at the American Bush Manufacturers Association convention Jobbers nationwide are ordering four months ahead Officials credit price stability with the surge The group plans to petition Congress for tariff protection to shield American brush makers from foreign competition Delegates represent leading U S firms and discuss safeguarding industry quality
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Harding Has Power to Decide Upon Peace or Ruin in Europe
Berlin dispatch notes Americans held decisive influence in shaping postwar Europe. Germany weighs counter proposals to Allied reparations, while Bavarian calls for a national referendum grow amid anti Allied sentiment. Chancellor Pohernbach to convene state leaders as unsettled politics threaten national unity.
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Inventory clearance sale prompts bold doll ar bargains
Fragmented ad copy lists deep discounts on hats, petticoats, sweaters, boas, ve lvete, marabou capes, georgette blouses, shawls, wraps, and windbreakers. Includes prices from $1 to $20, with mentions of velvet hats and spring hats, stockings, scarves, and women's wear offered at bargain rates.
Two Indicted for Druggist Murder in New York
In New York City on February 4 a grand jury indicted Robert Brown and Rosa Schertz for first degree murder in the death of Israel Turk, a city druggist, who was slain last Saturday. Charges of burglary against Schertz and murder and burglary against Brown were dismissed. Brown, a Canadian College graduate and former cabaret owner, claimed an Atlanta prison term for impersonating an officer and said he was among inmates that included Eugene V. Debs.
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Bomb Thrown in Chicago Destroys Windows
A bomb from a car hit the doorway of a four story Chicago south side building owned by Robert Jackson, injuring several and shattering windows across half a block. A policeman fired at three suspects who fled on foot. Jackson denies threats though police cite race tensions. Only two of twenty two nearby houses are white-occupied.
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Olive Tablets Claim Digestive Relief From Liver Sluggishness
Thousands seek cure for stomach upset by addressing the root cause, clogged liver and disordered bowels. Edwards Olive Tablets are marketed as a natural vegetable remedy with olive oil, claimed to aid digestion without cramps or pain. Sold for 15¢ and 30¢ with directions to take one or two at bedtime.
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Pupils Execute Perfect Drill On Alarm Of Fire
Muew Jlaven Feb 4 Fire alarm sounded at Strong school Fair Haven basement. Pupils in intermediate grades evacuated quickly as electric bell circuit failed. Fire caused trivial damage. Earlier fire on Temvie Street damaged store basement of Daniel J. Carter pawnbroker causing about 16 000 dollars in damage. origin undetermined in first survey with smoke and water damage to several concerns.
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