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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
3
New York March 28 The Foreign Trade report credits a rapid comeback in Ecuador’s commerce to U S demand for chocolate covered ice cream confections. The sudden vogue here boosts export prospects and supports local industries amid rising consumer interest.
An odd ad note urges chewing large Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to prevent tronbis. It reads like a quirky medical relief tip from a vintage pantry page.
An ad touts Stuart's Pepetain Tablets available at Ray Drug Store for eight cents per box. The copy claims the tablets provide an alkaline stomach effect, ease acidity and sour stomach, and counter indigestion with digestive enzymes and stimulants. It emphasizes quick relief and the "real joy of living."
The article discusses how chocolate tastes and pricing affect U S and Benador markets, noting Revader chocolate favored by U S confectioners for sugar content. It cites postwar shipping blocks, price changes, and 192 marked trade shifts including Benador's exports to the United States and declines in American purchases, with February export figures for the United Kingdom and prewar tonnage comparisons.
A scrambled cross word list presents clues like Carnivorous animals and To put into circulation with scattered letter errors. includes references to inner spirit burrowing animate, structure on which dead are burned, a vegetable, and various misread phrases. The garbled OCR resembles a public puzzle page with stray capitals and broken terms.
Fred H. Low former president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers warned that control of national power resources could grant tyranny and wealth to the holder He discussed coal supply water power and future energy like the Vewstatic cell He emphasized public oversight via public service commissions and warned against private manipulation of power markets He noted federal water power safeguards but warned uninterrupted supply depends on fuel control and scientific advances.
The passage explains how plants quietly convert sunlight into chemical energy, storing it in vegetation and soils. It notes the earth absorbs vast solar energy, with estimates of energy intake and return to space, and contemplates future methods to accelerate energy storage by harnessing the sun more directly.
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