Upturn Seen in Many Industries Amid Depression Lull
United Press reports more than 100 firms observed an easing of the depression with gains in autos tires shoes sugar milling and textiles. New England sees 104 new Boston industries since January plus a large woolen mill reopens. Midwest notes steel and auto orders rising while refrigerators and knitting mills expand. Toledo and Indianapolis report production boosts and hiring.
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New York
United Press
Wbusiness News Service
New England
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Middle West
Detroit
National Steel Corp
Copeland Products, Inc
Chamber of Commerce of
Toledo
Toledo Industries
Columbus
Wainright
Indianapolis
Lynch Corp
Anderson
Ink
Wasmuth-Endicott Cabinet
Huntington
Ind
McRoy
Illinois
Springfield
St. Paul
Minn
Brown and Bigelow
Portland
Ore
Columbia Knitting Mills
Empire of Food Co
Sme
United Press Survey
Buffalo
DuPont
General Electric Co
Hedaily
Tadison Go
Chicago
Ewer Corp
Tlinois
Ington
DuBois
Fat Men admire Kruschen Salts claim
Richmond Hill New York resident W J Janes touts Kruschen Salts after two months claiming a three inch waist reduction and improved vitality. He says the product makes him feel 20 years younger and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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W. J. Janes
Richmond Hill
N.Y
Amerca
Paper ballots may be needed at the primaries
County Solicitor Harold F. Mook considers use of paper ballots alongside voting machines due to a large field of candidates. Joseph R. Rogan says mixing methods in one district may be illegal, while Benedict notes over 100 candidates seek primaries across offices and parties. Legal opinion to follow after Aug. 11 filings.
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BRI
Harold F. Mook
Sir
Benedict
Mook
Local firm showcases new Ideal room furniture line
The P. L. Furniture Company of Athlacity displays Ideal room furniture in the St. James building on West South Street attracting favorable notice. Built in electric clock and tri lite, built in lighting standards for vanities or dressers with a curling iron outlet are highlighted as exclusive features. Roots Furniture Store cooperates in the exhibition and invites public inspection of the new creations.
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Ideal
1 P. L. Purniture Company
Athlacity
Sheing
St. James
West South Street
P. L
Roots Furniture Store
Inquest Planned Into Adamsville Auto Crash Fatalities
Meadvill e Aug 6 An inquest into last Wednesday night s Adamsville crash will be held Friday at 7 o clock Deputy Coroner W E Byham announced Reports from Greenville say four seriously injured are expected to recover including Miss Harriet Nickela of Clarkaville The two boys killed were Robert Skelton and Donald Hamer who were buried last Saturday
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Meadville
Adamsville
W. E. Byham
Greenville
Harriet Nickela
Clarkaville
Robert Skelton
Donald Hamer
DuBois Man Dies After Erie Freight Train Fall
Henry Cynwall aged 88 of DuBois Pennsylvania died at Emergency hospital after being injured when he fell between two Erie railroad freight trains in Buffalo New Jersey. He was struck by the trains and succumbed to the injuries today August 6.
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Buffalo
N. J
Henry Cynwall
DuBois
Erie Railroad
28th Division Reunion Set at Gretna Mt Gretna Camp
Plans announced for the 28th division American Expeditionary Force reunion the Iron division to be held at the State National Guard training camp Mt Gretna next Saturday and Sunday. Thousands of veterans are expected with memorial services on Division Hill and officers to be elected for the coming year. Cots blankets tents and chow will be provided by army cooks.
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Harrisburg
American Expeditionary Force
Iron Division
Edward J. Stackpole, Jr
104Th Cavalry
Navnal Guard
Mt. Gretta
Division Hill
William G. Price
Stackpole
Charles Muir
Frank A. Warner
One Killed One Hurt by Hit Run Autoist
United Press reports a hit and run on the old state road between Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville. Soldier Charles McCormick 26 attached to the S ervice Squadron at Langley Field Virginia was killed. His companion Nelson Clayton Tam 22 son of a Pottsville politician was seriously injured and in the Water Hospital with possible fractures.
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United Press
Pottsville
Edison Shows Improvement After Restful Night
Thomas A. Edison, reported by Dr Hubert Howe, showed marked improvement after his best night since a collapse last Saturday. He had activities yesterday including a lunch with Samuel Insull and a car drive, then slept about ten hours at home. Earlier, Fox, referred to as a boxer known as Peanuts McCormick, was mentioned in association with the event.
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Edison
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Eidison
Hubert
Howe
Nis Phyalelan
Samel Insull
Fidison
McCormick
Auclion
Peanuts McCormick
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Rivitz
Industrial Rayon Corp
Wbetter
Bile Association of America
Wbrveteit Inhl
Hay
Pennsylvania Teldphone Corporation Asylvennial Company
Gretna
Col. Stackpole
Walter Kittleberger
Ralph Boyle
Pittsburgh
Courteou
Ersonal Finance
Beneficial Loan Society
South Center ST
CORRY
Orry. PA
Grand Union
CERTO
Kellogg's
Borden’s
Pillsbury’s Best
del Monte
Polly
Eric Sardines
Diplomat Chicken Dill Pickles Toy Brand
Wayne County Cider
Vinega Schlitz Malt
LD Gold Cigarettes
Oliy
Berma Coffee
Ney Chuck
Tbs
Orioles
Herb Nankees
Chicairo Whier
Eppa
Brookly Robin
Penn
Rixer
Rube
Arrow Frank
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Rochester
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