Color symbolism of red and gold tin tobacco tins
The speaker notes the warm red and gold tin used on tobacco tins and asks what the colors signify, implying a welcoming branding associated with the product.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
6
The speaker notes the warm red and gold tin used on tobacco tins and asks what the colors signify, implying a welcoming branding associated with the product.
A dispatch from Mexico City reported in San Antonio says President Carranza will not transfer power to the election winner next July. He claims the position for himself and cites a civilian convention to select a nonconstitutional president. The report notes 14 states have joined the call. In Linton influenza cases are rising but not deadly, with health officer Dr. Wolverton urging calm and obedience to Board of Health directions amid several confirmed cases.
Albert Thomas, French labor leader, chosen by the International Labour Conference in Washington as director general of the International Labour Office. Headquarters will be at the League of Nations seat where he will organize staff to carry on the labor program begun in Washington. During the war he served as minister of national industry in the French war council.
President Wilson asks Secretary Glass to appeal again to Congress for a 150 million dollar loan to Poland Austria and Armenia to relieve dire food shortages. He cites starvation, urges prompt action, and argues the United States must aid Europe rather than bear moral blame.
A bandit with an empty automatic revolver robbed the Union Pacific mail car No. 2 between Omaha and Fremont Nebraska 40 miles west. He seized a bag with 8000 in war saving stamps but did not take the contents. Clerks were released at Omaha. The revolver had no shells.
Foodstuffs imports in December nearly doubled the value of December 1918, while exports were 30 million dollars below the prior year total, according to figures released by the department of commerce in Washington.
The Mexican government plans heavy campaigns against rebel bands in northern states to preserve order for the upcoming presidential elections. President Carranza orders state commanders to intensify the hunt for bandit chieftains to avert disorders when the next president is chosen in July. efforts focus on Pancho Villa and Felix Diaz.
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