Coal and Coke Lead U S Export List in First Half
In a foreign trade report the State Department notes coal and related products at the top of U S exports for the first six months, with autos and parts also high. Cotton remains the leading export while agricultural goods and copper, zinc, and other materials show gains. Secretary Hoover cites global price disparities and agricultural struggles as impacting U S farming while European demand grows.
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America
Central Europa
Hoov Sak
Foreign Commerce Department
Chamber of Commmerce
United Sates
Americin
Germany
United States
Hoover
No One Must Be Disfigured By Plastic Surgery Now
New York Oct 22 report on Dr Henry J Schireson of Chicago touring New York to showcase plastic surgery. He cites corrections of wrinkles noses chins ears and misaligned eyes, with before and after photos and patient participation, claiming safe painless results and affordable costs for restoring a wholesome appearance.
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New York
Ebow
Henry J. Schirrson
Chicago
Lowes
Schireson
Bowe
Schiresan
Rain Returns As Brooks Runoff Dries In Drought Hit County
Fragments show drought relief efforts with Bridgeport Hydraulic Company action on water impounding and well repairs. Officials note county wells remain dry and returning rains may take time to restore supply. Community concerns, dates, and names appear in garbled OCR.
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Vols
Bridgepar
Sameul
Bridgepont Hydraulic Company
Sentor
Unwed Veteran Loses Mind Over Estate Battle
A 28 year old veteran, Charles Clapper, renounced wealth to his mother amid a deteriorating mental state. His mother Lois Clapper seeks control of a $4,000 estate, with court orders granting her support payments while a trust company administers affairs. The case, tied to wartime earnings and a lengthy probate process, reflects family hardship and legal maneuvers after his discharge from the service.
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Charles &. Clapper
Munsellstrom
Supreme Court
Ian Issey
Ara
Lois Clapper
Leon Co
Deus
Mra
Nelle von Demark
Charles
Wien
France
Ali
United States
Ants Uiureau
Meuren
Herlon
Jesubaner Vollus Xields
Ilsu Teurerisg
E. A. Myon
Ie Monic
Unclear Fruit Tree Damage Report Sparks Investigation
In Owosso area, officials investigate unusual damage to fruit trees. Evidence suggests tampering with table salt or poison, with holes bored into trees and wood treated to alter condition. Further tests planned to determine cause and identify responsible party.
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Owosso
Atieh
Tenpingtes
Cheney
Vach Ty Looted Incident Reported Saturday Break‑In
A report states unknown thieves broke into the cab of Albert W. Smith’s vessel Colleen Tawa on Saturday, stealing items valued at 287 francs. Police were informed and are investigating the theft.
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Tholive
Unieves
Albert W. Smith
Colleen Tawa
Expedition to Explore Mystical Chinese Tribes by Nat Geo
National Geographic Society plans an expedition led by R. Wulsin to explore the remote Kyel ehow province in China. The venture aims to reach non-Chinese tribes amid legends of ancient defenses, unique primates, and kinship bonds, with encounters resembling distant cultures and mythic tales.
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Washington
Kwelchow
China
National Geographic
Tibet
Tanlac praised by F A Bornell from Missouri
Frank A Gorvel of Missouri declares Tanlac improves health dramatically. He reports relief from rheumatism stomach misery and fatigue and says he can work daily without exhaustion. Tanlac is sold by Elgeo druggists with no substitutes.
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Resinol Soap Promises Youthful Complexion
A vintage beauty tip urges women to maintain a soft smooth complexion through persistent cleansing. Resinol Soap is advertised as an ideal cleanser that, by its power, protects the skin against germs and helps prevent skin disorders.
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