Motor Club to Elect Board of Governors
The Card Motor Club plans its annual meeting Friday at 8 o'clock in the Presbyterian church hall. Elections will determine the new board of governors to oversee activities in the coming year. Carlos Richardson of Greenville, a Pennsylvania Motor Federation director, will attend and discuss federation plans. Members are urged to attend.
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Dininyg Hall
The
Presbyterian Church
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Carlos Richardson
Greenville
Pennsylvania Motor” Federation
Toyal Twins
Richardson
Motor Club
Careful Preparation of Holiday Shipments by Express Co
Express Co urges careful prep of holiday shipments with early mailing and packing tips. Agent C J Ennis notes heavy traffic and stresses address accuracy, sturdy outer containers for fragile items, waterproof labels, and full sender details to prevent delivery delays.
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Express Co
British Tea Consumption Demand Surges Past A Million Pounds
British daily tea needs rise as the nation requires more than a million pounds of tea to supply its people each day. The report highlights growing consumption and potential supply strains across the empire.
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Great Britain
Fine Holiday Displays in Local Stores
Christmas cheer fills the town as merchants prepare two weeks before the holiday. Spending shows a steady increase with about $65 000 expected in Christmas Wings by banks downtown. Stores brighten the business district with distinctive displays as merchants add decorations and festive touches.
Chevrolet Appeals to Women Through Trusted Value
A vintage appeal markets Chevrolet as the smart choice for a low priced car that pleases women and endures through experience. The copy highlights ease of use and broad consumer demand, presenting Chevrolet as a superior option in its class.
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Chevrolet
Styles Evolve as Milady Receives Fashion Hints
New York editors note rapid style shifts in Parisian color trends reflected in American wardrobes. Suede slip-ons in pale brick and lavender tones blend with black and gray outfits. white jewelry gains prominence for winter. Crystal rosettes, pearls, and initial jewelry rise in popularity. pheasant hunting prints reappear on vests and hats as holiday remnants linger.
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Edda Hoyt
United
New York
Dee
Ford
America
Holiday shopping push boosts local merchants
Tendil zest to the holiday shopping and a stimulate Youthrading Business houses are poking forward to a record-breaking business during the next two weeks. Merchants declare their stocks to be the most complete in recent years with practically everything in the gift line patrons might desire. They invite residents of the city and surrounding towns to visit stores and see special gift suggestions arranged to ease Christina shopping this year. Shop early and consult the local merchant who offers to assist with a list of suggestions meeting every want and desire.
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Tendil
the Journal
Christina
Thompson’s Barosma Tablets offer money back guarantee
An advertisement promises Thompson’s Barosma Kidney Tablets will relieve backache and kidney related illnesses or refund the purchase. It appeals to the sick and suffering and asserts the product cleanses impurities, restores health, and is guaranteed, with druggists selling for a stated price.
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Thompson
Elephanta Caves Near Bombay Noted for Sacred Elephants
The Cleveland Plain Dealer describes Elephanta near Bombay as a sacred site with four colossal elephant sculptures and four subterranean temples carved from solid rock. Portuguese observers reportedly named the island and noted the rock relief columns supporting the caves.
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Elephanta
Bombay
India
Elephanti
Ie Dhanta
Gleveland Plain Dealer
Income Tax Cut Recommended by Secretary Mellon
Gratifying results in prohibition enforcement are reported. Some new legislation is recommended by Treasury officials and guards.
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Secy. Mellon
Treasury Guard
Mellon Sees Prosperity Despite Partial Setbacks
Secretary Mellon told Congress the nation enjoyed a new record income with high purchasing power and rising savings. He urged tax relief in six months of 1927, warned against permanent tax cuts, and endorsed extending Federal Reserve charters while noting improved railroad and building sectors and lower prices overall.
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Meilon
Conerss
Mellon
Congress
Federal Reserve Banke
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