Women Mad Over Furs Stirs Demand Across Nation
In St Paul Minnesota United Press reports American women have gone fur crazy as prices rise and supply tightens. Dealers say weather and prosperity boost demand for muskrat seal and raccoon furs while wild-caught pelts fetch premium. Experts warn demand may peak next year with supply uneven and growing interest in musk rat and mink farming.
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St. Paul, Minn
Pec
Pric Hhey
Yvoods
Woods
Nat
East
Misa
Montana
North Dakota
Michigan
Should Be Quarantinea
Physicians urge strict isolation for severe colds to stop spread among family and associates. Early cure reduces danger, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as an effective cold medicine.
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Chamberlain
Christmas at Capital Christmas at Capital
United Press reports Washington observes Christmas with thrift and charity amid a lean season for consumers. Officials note fewer letters to Santa from poor children while public welfare efforts increase. The White House awaits a busy holiday. key cabinet members plan staying in Washington.
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United Press
Washington, D
John Barleycorn
South Trimble
House of Representatives
Daniels
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Post Office Department
Largest Christmas mail rush in years reported
The article notes the postal service was ready with an augmented corps of carriers and clerks to handle what was described as the largest Christmas mail rush in years. Strong emphasis on preparedness and scale of holiday mail volume.
Weather and wreaths mark holiday mood across the nation
The forecast calls for a dry Christmas as General Pershing winds down his Midwest tour with a Lincoln visit. The Tree of Light in Madison Square remains lit nightly through New Year’s Eve while banks and firms distribute year end bonuses amid a busy season.
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Alexandrine
Denmark
Eel
Hevira
Aso
Hadwin M. Jenten
Lincoln
Pershing
Middle West
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Madison Square
New York
United States
Canada
Winter sports meetings and championships in Havana and New York
Today in sports reports several events loom in Cuba and America. The Cuba-American Jockey Club winter meeting opens in Havana while Jefferson Parish Fair Association hosts a winter meeting in New Orleans. A junior and boys national tennis championship unfolds in New York with additional tennis events continuing.
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Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Jefferson Parish Fair Association
New Orleans
Tomarne
Eet York
Inferoolieeteie Eeroutharbent
New York
Chamberlains Tablets for Indigestion and Constipation
These tablets are intended for indigestion and constipation. They tone the stomach and enable it to function naturally, gently act on the liver and bowels, and restore a healthy condition. When you feel dull, stupid, and constipated give them a trial. you are sure to be pleased with their effect.
Mammoth grain elevators to be built in Decatur
Decatur announces a plan to erect several mammoth grain elevators after securing favorable transit handling rates with railroads. The first contract is set at $75,000 and aims to improve stopping points for drying and treatment of corn in transit, aligning local rates with Cairo and other midwestern points.
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United Press
Decatur
Cairo
Middle West
Railroad Administration
How He Ended Kidney Trouble
A Alabama resident from Village Springs, C. E. Brewer, describes a severe kidney illness lasting three weeks with inability to leave bed and intense pain. After using Frey Kidney Pills, relief came within days and full cure followed. He praises Foley Kidney Pills as the best kidney remedy with no recurrence. Sold everywhere.
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C. E. Brewer
Village Springs
Ala
Frey
Foley
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