Two ideas that built Hellmans mayonnaise fortune
A New York delicatessen owner Richard Hellman found success by switching to a wide neck bottle and fast truck delivery. The idea sparked rapid orders, a second truck, and a sale to Best Foods for over a million dollars. He credits just two ideas as the key to his fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Riehard Hellman
Hellman
Ctiaan
Cat Diay
Iellman
Tn Men
Richard Hellman
Best S*ood Company
Must Vote If Interest Drives Election Choice
An American asserts that citizens with no stake in an election should not vote and may flip a coin to pick a name. Those who are interested must not let a broken leg stop them from exercising a privilege, while noting even the so called weaker sex are expected to be perfect and there are naive among women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review
The Value of Voting and Civic Duty Across Elections
A advocate argues that voter indifference costs elections by many single votes and nonvoters. Emphasizes local leadership relevance to taxes, roads, schools, and health, urging participation for mayor, governor, senator, and president. Warns against excuses and distraction from voting on election day.
Price Ceiling Increases Planned For Durable Goods
The Office of Price Administration outlines conditions for higher ceilings on low priced durable goods. Manufacturers must prove overall losses and that current item ceilings are below both costs and factory costs regardless of overall position. Items affected include baby carriages, brooms, carpet sweepers, electric irons and fountain pens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Living costs rise for moderate income families in July
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins reported that living costs for moderate income families increased six tenths of one percent in the month ending July 15, driven largely by higher food prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Frances Perkins
Motorcycle for Sale Model 74 Harley-Davidson
Harley-Davidson model 74 motorcycle with many extras for sale. Apply at 144 N Washington St, Easton, Md. Charles Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St
Easton
Charles Ireland
East Coast pipeline deliveries hit new weekly high
The Petroleum Administration for War reports East Coast pipeline shipments averaged 715 222 barrels daily for the week ending August 5, surpassing the prior record of 709 075. The Texas Pipeline Company's 34 mile 6 inch line from Lockport Indiana to East Chicago began operation at 18 500 barrels daily, with gasoline first reaching the eastern terminus on August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum Administration For War
PAW
Texas Pipeline Company
Lockport
Chicago
Ind
Tuberculosis Forum Scheduled in Annapolis
Dr. William J. French Anne Arundel County health director announces a tuberculosis forum in Annapolis on August 30 with several state medical authorities and educational advisers participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. French
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis
Second War Loan Drive Calls for Universal Support
Government urges every American to contribute to the Second War Loan to speed victory and save the lives of troops. Emphasizes that any amount helps and that servicemen sacrifice greater than civilian lending.
OPA to Boost Ceiling Prices on Some Goods
The Office of Price Administration plans to raise ceiling prices on select consumer items to curb shortages and stabilize markets. The move targets staples with limited supply while leaving most other products under existing controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tribune Publishing Company
Spring St
Cambridge, Md
Cambridge
Abraham Lincoln
United States
California
Woodrow Wilsop
Germany
Sunrose Franklin Roose
Velt
Bin
Wis
Selkow
Selkow’s Department Store
Court Street
Ray
Ancen
Perst OE
East Coast
New High
Bellana
Bellang
ARSC
Leii
Ea Gs Ae Oe Bas Opazines
Pictorial Review of
Gews
Great Magazines
Pathfinder
Christian Herald
Daniel A. Poling
Flower Grower
Home Gardener's Magazine
Poultry Tribune
DOG World
Ane
Agai Beene
Reva
Doys
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!