SODA FOUNTAIN FOR SALE WOOD AVENUE BRIDGEPORT
Miscellaneous items for sale include a soda fountain and entire rock, boxes, plants, fertilizer, a dock, and pianos. Listings show addresses such as 25S Wood Ave Bridgeport and Sylvan Greenhouse on Sylvan Ave, with phone numbers Noble 265 and Noble 267, plus miscellaneous yard and shop goods advertised by local merchants.
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Wood Ave
Bridgeport
Ban Rock
NOBLE
Sylvan Greenhouse
Sylvan Ave
George J. Walls
Heart of City
Vantage
Celert Pte
Sealley Bros
Higher Market Expected On Basis for Cheap Money
Wall street operators plan an upward stock move on expectations of lower money rates and higher yields on solid investments. Government intervention to settle coal and railway strikes, oil price reductions, and crop prospects bolster shares while strike uncertainties temper gains and curb expansion. Farm earnings and good harvests are seen supporting agricultural commerce and related industries.
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Broadan Wall
New York
Wall Street
Crode Oil
Cruda
Explorer Sir Aurel Stein Wins Lofty Recognition
British explorer and writer Sir Aurel Stein, born in Budapest, has spent years in Central Asia unearthing relics of vanished civilizations. His discoveries include two Indo European manuscripts, the buried Great Wall segment, the Caves of the Thousand Buddhas, and ancient printing earliest typographies, all reported as shaping future scientific study.
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Milton Bronner
London
Winter
tRumMor
Boeg
Central Asia
Cole
Ouse
Sir Aurel Stein
Budapest
Snd
Lahore Oriental College
India
Sir Aurel
Pamlua
Paleifte
Behna
Alexander
Woltn
Troad
Alexander the Great
Toda
Ewrth
Min
Stein
New England Textile Workers Meet on Strike Tactics
The New England conference board of the United Textile Workers will meet in Manchester New Mexico to canvass the strike situation in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Thomas F McHone will not attend. sessions will plan on continuing action. Coolidge Mill and part of the Southern Division of the Amassey plant will operate Monday. no general opening today. Strikers report the Ajosges company canvassing to gauge return among workers.
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Manchester
N. M
New England
United Textile Workers of America
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Thomas F McHone
Coolidge
Amassey
Trust Companies Report Gain In Combined Assets
Six city trust firms show combined assets near 16.97 million at June 30 1922 up slightly from December 31 1921. Net gains of about one percent on total resources and deposits rise by roughly 400 thousand dollars with mortgage loans easing and other loans increasing. Undivided profits and surplus also show gains while total liabilities and capital remain substantial across the six institutions.
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Httle
Swedish doctors report decline in drunkenness
Sweden's prohibition campaign shows signs of impact as medical boards report reduced drunkenness across districts. First quarter figures indicate fewer intoxication cases, with Royal Social Board noting a drop to 6,285 recorded drunkenness incidents nationwide. Norway and Finland remain wetter in comparison.
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Stockholm
CtAazodlnlad Press
Sweden
Riksdag
Swedish Medical Board
Royal Social Board
Norway
Finland
Prohibition
Major General Simms Named to Succeed Wilson MP
In Newtownards Ireland on July 16 the Unionist association selected Major General J. M. Simms to succeed the late Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson as member of Parliament. Simms served as chaplain to the Scottish expeditionary force and later as moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church.
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Newtownards
North Down
Ireland
Unioniar Assacistioning
J. M. Simms
Sield Marshal
Henry Wilson
Simmy Wag
Sriigh Expeditionary Force
England Looks to 1 For Radios Amid Supply Shortages
England seeks to secure radio apparatus from American sources as inquiries reach the Department of Commerce. The misspelled and fragmentary text indicates concern over telecommunication equipment supply and possible reliance on American suppliers for critical radiophone apparatus.
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England
America
Strike Uncertainty Clouds Business Horizon
News from New York on July 16 notes two major labor disputes fueling market uncertainty. Railcar loadings in late June edged down while coal shipments rose, signaling mixed demand. Unfinished business at U S Steel rose to 6.695 million tons, hinting at higher June output beyond capacity. Ongoing strikes chill production, with coal declines and expected car shortages looming amid wage disputes. Overall crop prospects stay steady with a projected total grain yield around 817 million bushels, slightly above last year. Money markets show lower call rates and Reserve conditions easing, suggesting near-bottom liquidity in the current cycle.
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Maxbo Ja Tol
New York
Prassi
Totel Ox
U. S
8Ters Corporation
Stelke
Steel Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Gran
Federal Reserve
Stock Exchange
Post Office Stamp Sales Hit 22 Million Monthly
A study by the Yost Ouley Department shows monthly stamp receipts surpassing 22 million dollars at major postal stations. Chicago and Philadelphia report gains, Akron leads larger cities with 28 percent rise. overall volumes reflect broader business cycles and Federal Reserve indicators.
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Ralph
Couch
Yost Ouley
Post Offie
Ghicako
Philadelphia
Akron
Jung
Washington
Gus
Four Cotagers Overcome by Poison Gas at Peaks Island
Four summer residents at Peaks Island were overcome by poison gas in Camp Woodrow on A Street. Mrs Prumara, partly overcome, awakened her husband and two daughters from Boston, Nacullo and Virginia. The family was carried to fresh air. Dr. Richard P Lack and staff treated them. the children regained consciousness after about an hour. The adults remained seriously ill but not in immediate danger.
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Peaks Island
EB. Frumara
Nacullo
Virginia
Boston
Richard Plack
Danbury Guard Returns From Training Camp
Danbury’s Battery D 12nd Artillery of the National Guard, six officers and 124 enlisted men, arrived home from Camp Eustis Virginia after two weeks of training. A band and delegation greeted them at the railroad station and escorted them to the State Armory on West Street for a luncheon. Mayor William Q. Gilbert welcomed the soldiers and Captain George J. Schoon, Waterbury district internal revenue chief, was in command.
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Danbuery
Joly
Dambury
Nacional Guard Organisation
Camp Eustia
Cam
National
Olusena
State Armory
West Street
William Q. Gilbert
Capaty
George J. Schoon
Internal Revenue
Waterbury District
Convalescents In Therapy Workshop Still Earn Money
July 16 New York reports a new occupation therapy scheme for convalescents. After hospital stays for injuries they work at weaving raffia and crafting toys in Bellevue style workshops, earning about 59 percent of their needed support. Nurses monitor activity to tailor effort. The therapy aims to restore function and self reliance, gaining support from accident insurers.
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New York
Bcomalion Therapy Society
Parasque
New Bellevue
Society
Occi
Mra. Cornetina J. Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
Jones
Tesa
Man Found Dead in New Hampshire River
Berlin July 16 A man's body was recovered from the Androscoggin River with a deep forearm wound. The deceased, about 45, unidentified, was found late today. Medical examiner cites self-inflicted death as cause.
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New Hampshire
Berlin
N. Hy
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U.S Bonda
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Fed. Row. & Tres. Ants
Dec
Capital
Simms
Wilson
Federal Reserve System
Marc Pal
Ber Sno
Science Service
Danbury Guard
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Ico
Farfield Ave
Tron and Steel
J. A. Merson, Inc
Sterling ST
Bridgenort
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Humble Oil and Refining Co
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Standard Oil Company of
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New York Stock Exchange
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