Printing Trade Growth Mirrors New England Industry Rise
The survey by the U S Department of Commerce and New Mag and council shows New England printing firms expanding in sales over six years. Book and job houses number 924 establishments with 12 358 workers and 469 626 000 in output, while newspaper and periodical groups total 66 concerns with 9 265 workers and 88 896 000 in product value.
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New England
United States Department of Commerce
New Mag and
Council Music Publshers
Printing
Massachusetts
United States
Masachusetts
Auction Bridge Guesswork On Two Diamonds Rescue Or Pass
The article analyzes modern bridge bidding strategies in four hands, focusing on takeout doubles, No Trump implications, and rescue options with six card suits. It weighs risks of pass versus bid, noting East may lead and that Diamonds may force game with No Trump.
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North
Ceater
West
No eggs no oil dressing uses Magnolia Condensed Milk
A vintage advertisement extols a salad dressing made with Magnolia Sweetened Condensed Milk in place of eggs and oil. It describes the product as two ingredients in one, blending milk and sugar, and claims rich smoothness, doubled richness versus bottled milk, and affordability for desserts, bread, ice cream, and coffee.
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Magnolia
Stratford Teachers and Meetings Schedule Highlighted
Stratford notices outline teacher and faculty meetings for Stratford High. English department special meetings set for October 13 and November 18 with additional dates through May. Schools to be closed for annual teachers’ meeting on Ic for the event. Also reports on Carmel Hall football game, Housatonic Grange sale, building permit for a shed on Shaw Street, bowling league opening, and other local items.
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Stratford
Stratford High
St.ford
Carmel Hall
Peekskill Military Academy
Peekskill New York
Housatonic Grange
Tuttle
Stratford Center
Joseph Therson
Shaw Street
Stratford Womens
Wace Cooke
Rosyett Buss
White Rose Bread Promises Extra Energy For Children
A nostalgia style ad claims children use energy daily and one fourth from bread. It touts White Rose Bread as nourishing with extra milk, fine flour, and quality shortening to boost growth. The copy urges mothers to serve the loaf for noticeable benefits and appetite.
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Cnitet
Cowell
Malton
Parkex
Devon
Allar Society
St Annieh
M Haris
Bridgeport Avenue
Haas Flower
Edwin C Rawle
Bidgeport Avenue
Allen Luddington
Myrtle Preach Chapel
Ladies Aid Society
B Bray
Naugeuck Avenue
Naugeuck Avenue the Young Peopie
St Anns Par‘s
Frank Gaillard
New York City
Velting
Mr. VanDine
Lenox Avenue
Macklan
Continental Baking Company
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