Brazil rubber boom boosts South American plantings
The British rubber monopoly drives crude rubber prices up in the United States, prompting Brazilian producers to report rising activity. U.S. investors are eyeing South American plantations, with American capital already flowing and more money expected to back future rubber farms. May shipments show a shift toward South America, while optimistic forecasts note Philippine plantations as possible sources.
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Bricek
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le de Janeiro
South America
United States
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Europe
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Avra
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Amazon
Sunday Opening Sparks Irish Liquor Debate
In the Free State Sunday drinking fuels debate as the bona fide traveler privilege clashes with calls for full Sunday closing. Northern Ireland bans Sunday alcohol, while towns near the Ulster border see cross-border travelers seeking drinks. Clergy leaders urge restraint, fearing national disaster if universal Sunday opening proceeds.
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Aus
Free State
Northern Ireland
Doedin
Ulster
Jarese
Such Down
Gmeath
Mounty Louth
Hquor Commission
Clortert
Rogar
Dignen
Ireland
Los Angeles teachers promote thrift through school savings
In Los Angeles nearly 200 public schools have thrift lessons focused on savings value and business sense. A school savings department under local banks has yielded 62 478 accounts totaling 686 000 dollars deposited by students.
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Angeles
Los Ange
Los Angeles
American financial penetration expands in Europe
A Manchester Guardian article argues the United States now finances European recovery, shifting control from Britain and Germany. American loans, credits, and investments are cited as reshaping trade, public utilities, and infrastructure, from Britain to Poland, with broader implications for European markets and prices.
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Tlueh Quiehey
Manchester Guardian
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United States
Frynek
Berd Heaverbrook
Wanka
England
Toate Te Frei Eneiers. In 1931 Ant P
Amade
Austra
United Fates
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Humanian
Poland
Parla
Fuer Oi
Ameria Finance
Lendon
Bertaa
Griscon
New York
Family name protected by 500000 debt payoff reveal
Miss Hartwood of Derby steps in to settle a century old family firm’s liabilities totaling 500000 to preserve the family name. After initial distress, she met all creditors with interest, insisting privacy and stating duty to uphold kin and business legacy.
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Shmpany
PHN
Mediate Diseteeree
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Tie Creditoss
Miss Hastiwood
Derby
Grandmather
Terhy
Hasteaud and Swingerenwingera
Ao Ten
Engingering
Immediamn
Miss Wastwood
Miss Hartwood
Widow 76 Wed to 30-Year-Old Amid Fruit Shower
An elderly widow in Catania marries a 30-year-old man while a shower of overripe fruit erupts. Relatives oppose the union, causing a noisy, disruptive scene outside the church as the ceremony begins, with musicians and onlookers reacting to the spectacle.
Naval Air Port off San Pedro Ready to Fall
Navy plans expanded use of sprawling San Pedro site for sea and air operations. Allocations cover hundreds of thousands of dollars for hangars runways and a fleet air station, moving training and bombing tasks to a new home at Terminal Island and boosting national defense efforts.
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United Stat
Navy Department
Ims
Appeles Harbor
Terminal Island
Stanford H. Mises
Pacific
Iqtaln Meds
Navy
Proapertive Air Base
Pioga
Ans
Navy Air
Pranks by Galicia Based Fugitive amuses locals
For three years the police have pursued the notorious Smirikov, a legendary Riga-based fugitive from Galicia. He haunts villagers with practical jokes at the expense of authorities. Two residents keep watch, yet the man remains elusive, taunting pursuers with a growing ransom offer and declarations of planned train departures that never occur.
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Police Oldiers
Panteg
Jarussian
Galicia
Himerle
Iti
Cnere
Scassion
Tepbell
Heads National Rural Mailmen seek fourth term
Lang Pleasantville will be proposed for a fourth term as president of the National Rural Letter Carriers Association at the annual convention in Cleveland on August 24.
Air and Film Aid for Crop Census
West, a statistician for the U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics, proposes using aerial photography to supplement the five year crop census with a summer survey. He notes surveys from Dayton and McCook Field showing crops can be identified from 5000 to 6000 feet, potentially revealing acreage shifts between census years.
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Columbus
Qnie
Aus
V West
United Sates Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Nera
Mewonk Field
Dayton
Air unit to be used extensively in future maneuvers
The report notes plans for expanded air defense and reconnaissance in upcoming maneuvers. It mentions Captain Monen predicting use of air units and field flyovers, with trials tied to Fall operations near San Clemens Island and extended daylight in Norway and Sweden during summer.
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Monen
San Clemens Island
Free State Parliament Passes 33 Irish Laws
Dublin August 22 During the session the Free State Parliament pasted 33 acts covering national activities including use of the River Shannon to supply electricity. An act creating treasonable and seditious offenses, with the death penalty for treason, provoked controversy. The legislature, active for three years, adjourned to November 3.
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Free State
Shannon
Stat
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