Stewart Says Chinoise Medicine Is Due for Alring in Intereating Case
Chinese drug maker Fong Wan faces legal hurdles as it seeks to revive distribution in the United States. The firm argues Western medicine undervalues traditional Chinese practices and herbs, contrasting Occidental and Chinese medical histories.
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Alring
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Columpiat Tong Wan
Chiese Drug Company
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Washington
China
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Britain
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Davies
George Washington
Kivew
Thomas C. Edison
Pong Wan
Nazis in South America Threat to Global Trade
The article warns of Nazi influence expanding in South America as Germany seeks economic leverage after conquering Europe. It notes Chile opposing the Axis, Colombia shifting domestic airlines to a national firm with German staff being replaced, and Pan American Airways taking over operations to curb German competition.
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South America
Ohtol
Nuaire-gimeda
Europe
Chile
Columbia
Pan-American Airways
Katherine M. Stone
New England
H. P. Stone
Warren
Thieves Smash O M Trisket Window on Past Main Street
An early evening break in at the O M Trisket grocery on Past Main Street left the front window smashed and display items missing. Ms Bliss departed for a week long trip to Buffalo and Rochester with Miss Florence Blair and Miss Leona Bentley. Merle Geisking from Pikeville Kentucky visited W. W. Morgridge’s home. An alarm at bay 41 summoned the department truck to West store Noose on First Avenue where light damage occurred from a spreading site.
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O. M
Main Street
Ms. Bliss
Buffalo
Rochester
Florence Blair
Leona Bentley
Bay 41
Noose
First Avenue
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
The article discusses trichinella spiralis as a threadlike worm infecting millions, entering humans via undercooked pork and swine-fed garbage. It notes difficulty in diagnosis, potential fatal outcomes, and urges thorough cooking and soaking of pork to prevent trichinellosis.
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Toscanini Celebrates Independence With N.B. G.C. Symphony
Artur Toscanini led the recently returned N.B. G.C. Symphony Orchestra in a Fourth of July observance in Montevideo. The Italian maestro gathered the players for an early morning rehearsal without an audience, expressing gratitude for American independence and art as a universal language.
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America
N.B. GC. Symphony Orchestra
Arturo ‘Tostenini
Montevideo
Glaver
United States
Uruguay
Aci
Itaenay
Treedom of
Man About Manhattan by George Tucker in New York
A column mixing celebrity notes and quirky local vignettes contrasts Paulette Goddard and Louise Nicosia in sensational headlines, then shifts to colorful anecdotes about fishing, a Bronx tragedy, and an onair audition for Meet Mr Meek with actor Readick.
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George Tucker
York
New York
Paulette Goddard
Louise Nicosia
Metropolitan Press
Miss Goddard
Colony Club
Bronx
Daily Quiz of Mysterious Questions On History And Geography
Seven quiz items challenge readers with odd geography biology and history clues including groups in Mexico at conquest time names of Worms and notable figures. The item set appears in a classified page teaser inviting readers to turn to Classified Page for answers.
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Hriven
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Farcari
Georgia
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Swimming Pool Need in Gerry to Serve Many Boys
Voice of the People editor cites a Gerry need for a pool as over fifty boys enjoy Berry Square water. He notes exploration of WEAs relief projects in Meadville Union City Youngsville Punxsutawney and calls for further recreation facilities under the Recreation Program of the WEA. He plans a five survey of recreational needs and suggestions.
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Berry Square
WEA
Meadville
Union City
Youngsvill
Punxsutawney
WHA
NYA
Winter barley crop below service as written in report
Harriaburg secretary of Agriculture announces 69 acres of winter barley certified from 646 entered for inspection. Varieties certified include Tennessee Winter, Boardless, Marbarbiess and Kentucky No 1. Crop quality down with poor heads and more weeds. rejections due to fat garlic and other grain. Germination and purity tests may reject substandard lots.
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Harriaburg
Anning H. Light
Secretary of Agriculture
Tennessee
Kentucky
Predicts High Price for 1940 Tulip Bulbs
Harrisburg reports that low-country weather disruption has cut bulb shipments to the United States. John H. Light, secretary of agriculture, notes most bulbs are imported from Holland, with 112 million bulbs imported last year and 95 percent from the Netherlands. With American-grown supply small, the 1940 season from September to Thanksgiving is expected to see higher prices.
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Harrisburg
John H. Light
Secretary of Agriculture
Holland
Low Countries
Fis
Thankaiying
Ismail area route built in 1854 spans nine miles
Edison famed for exhaustive experiments repeating processes thousands of times to prove feasibility. Provincial Scots women carry failed wash to the river, soap and rinse on bare feet, then spread it on grass to dry, a glimpse of harsh daily tasks from a distant era.
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Thomas A. Edison
Enigmatic Screen Rivalry Sparks TV Feud Report
A garbled clipping hints at a televised conflict over a film project titled Save Thy Neighbor. Names like Gracie and Mary Jelly appear, with NBC connections and a planned broadcast titled Burnt and All vTen.
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Campy Fiollywood
Syacie Alton
Jack
Fred Alien
Redio Battlers
Save Thy Neighbor
Mary “Bubbley
Jelly
Gracie
NBC
Hollywood Sights and Sounds In New Mexico Airlift Crowd
Hollywood notes report a plane bringing stars to Alba Guerque New Mexico for a Red Cross benefit drawing crowds at 4 AM. Observers praise performances by Henry Ponda James Stewart Olivia de Havilland Cary Grant and others while detailing upcoming films and a cameo by Lee Tung Fao the so-called Chinese Harry Lauder and his vaudeville act.
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Oulston
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Alba- Guerque
N. M
Seintillants
Henry Ponda
James Stewart
Metro
Billy Grady Isout
Cliff Danielson
Collegian
Cito
John Shelton
Dan Dailey
Philip Dorn
Universal
Dalies Prantz
Douglas McPhail
Nelly Kelly
Shepperd Strudwick
John Carroll
Charles Laughton
Lee Tung Fao
Harry Lauder
Lee
Chee
California
Napa Valley
Watsonville
Lauder
Two Demokratic Presidents Elected: Wilson and Roosevelt
The article notes that only two of the Democratic Century era presidents, Wilson and Roosevelt, were elected. It emphasizes their distinct political paths and impact on U.S. policy during their administrations.
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Spyem
Wilson
Roosa— Yelt
Art objects seized by Napoleon returned after downfall
More than five thousand art objects seized by Napoleon were returned to countries from which he had taken them, following his downfall.
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Napoleon
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