Italian vice consul survives Mafalda sinking in Brazil
Eugenio Gabassi Italian vice consul at Parana recounts his providential escape when the steamer Mafalda sank. He was swept overboard with other survivors, clung to wreckage, and was rescued by the Rosetti patrol. Two French Algerian women and other survivors are reported, with a purse for Rosa Zambrino. A separate report details potash prospects at Searles Lake and Morrow’s meeting with President Calles in Mexico.
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Pernambuco
Brazl
Preas
Eugenio Gabasal
Parana
Mner Principessa Mafalda
Rosett
Gabassi
Rosetti
Rosa Zambrino
Rosa
Buenos Aires
Simple home remedy for tired feet relief
A short advertisement urges immediate relief for tired swollen feet. It touts a home bath using a tablespoon of Silphe-Nathol in a gallon of hot water to reduce swelling and pain, claims it ends coins and bunions, and directs readers to obtain Syipho-Nathol at dealers.
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Aget Syipho-Nathol
Special Notice on Patient Access and Referrals
An office statement corrects an earlier error and asserts continued acceptance of new patients. Present and former patients are urged to refer relatives and friends for adjustments, with the notice emphasizing ongoing availability and service.
Rubber Industry in New England Firms Report
A United States Commerce Department survey, in cooperation with the New England Council, finds New England rubber goods firms in strong sales health. Massachusetts leads with 67 percent of output and 72 percent of tires and tubes, employing about 7,300 workers and producing valued at $6 million.
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New England
United States Department of Commerce
New England Council
Bern
Masachusettts
Navy to Move Three Big Submarines to West Coast
The Navy will send its three largest submarines V-1 V-2 and V-3 from Portsmouth New Hampshire to the west coast via the Panama Canal accompanied by the submarine tender Argonne. They will overhaul in Balboa for four days then depart November 24 from the Canal Zone and arrive in San Diego or San Pedro around December, after sailing through the canal and Panama. Commander Wilbur announced the plan yesterday and the vessels are expected to reach California waters by early December.
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Washington
Associated Press
Navy
Panama Canal
Portsmouth
N. H
Wilbur
Argonne
Balbos
Canal Zone
San Diego
San Pedro
Cal
Son Flies To See Parents Bodies After Accident
Chicago Oct 30 AP Twice within six months death has taken the John J Mitchells Jr toward their parents. The son of a Chicago banker and his wife Lolita Armour rushed by land sea and air to reach the stricken loved ones. The elder Mitchell and his wife died in a motor car crash while en route to Chicago. An airplane from Dallas ferried the son to the city. The family prior had traveled to see Armour in London as he lay in a coma before his death.
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Chicago
Associated Press
John J Mitchells
Lolita Armour
Packer
John J. Dr
Wagon & Ranch
Mexican
Laredo
Texas
Packing Company
Mitchell
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Saved Lake
U.S
Recenes
Dwight Morrow
Assa
Searles Lake
California
J. E. Teeple
American Potash and Chemical Corporation
Salta
Tisl
Teeple
America
United States
Germany
France
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Utah
New Mexico
New Jersey
J W Turrentine
Department of Agriculture
Mexico City
Dwight W. Morrow
Calles
Mexico
Morrow
National Palace
Senor Estrada
Genel Alvarez
Alfonso Rosenzweig Diaz
Foreign Office
Anid
United Mexican States
United States of America
Carles
J. E. Teepler
Jake
Starant Mincay
Persuna
P.sproviero
Bridgeport
Palmer
Main Stewhield
New Lough
Nek Lughad
California Tig Syrup Company
Holyoke
Maes
Sidney L Willson
Preal
Ead Press
Albert Operti
Company Inc
Robrrt Pius
E Peary
Explorers’ Club
Michell
Steiger Poole Company
Main and Fairfield
Bridgeport Times-Star
Atwater
Leltovam
Utioy
A. G. Leake
Leake and Nelson
Railroad Ave
Leake Nelson Co
Columbia Nut
4 Bolt Co
Harvey Hubbell Co
Fred Atert
Bridgeports
Frisbie
Telegram- Post - Sunday Post
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