Price's Position Two Nations Are Pleases
Charlotte July 24 Exposition officials view Theo H Pries endorsement of a national drive to reestablish cotton as fabric for all ages as strong support for the Carolinas plan. The exposition highlights Carolina textiles with $1,000 prizes for home made dresses and cites Pries findings on per capita cotton use and possible mill revival and economic impact across the Carolinas and nation. Gov McLean urges advertising to popularize fabrics and explain savings. The exposition expands a dressmaking competition and demonstration program aiming to restore home sewing and boost cotton consumption.
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Charlotte
Theo
Hpries
Carolinas
Carolina Textiles
Price
Carolina Mills
Mr. Price
Angus W. McLean
North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association
Asheville
Carolinas Exposition
United States
World needs united ethics of Christ, Hughes says
Dr S W Hughes of London told Junaluska that America and Great Britain hold the secret to world needs and can reshape a broken world by Christ’s ethics. He urged Anglo-Saxon unity, praised leaders, and urged lifting nations through shared moral purpose. He joked about jazz and warned against modernist fundamentalist labels while urging orthodox thought. In New York Morgan Palmer, once Plattsburgh, N Y, and a former Chinese railways engineer, was killed by bandits in Manchuria. he aided famine relief in 1920.
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America
Great Britain
S. W. Hughes
London
Dr. Hughes
Westburn Park Church
England
World Alliance For
United States
Brick Presbyterian Church
New York
Mississippi River
Junaluska
Bishop Cannon
Methodist Episcopal
Hughes
Europe
Morgan Palmer
Manchuria
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Lone Standing Stone Defies Glacier Park Flooding
GLACIER PARK Montana July 24 It may be that little drops of water gradually wear away the stone Lone Standing Stone in Glacier National Park has withstood the onslaught of a torrential cataract ever since the oldest Blackfeet Indian of the reservation can remember The Indians say when the last vestige of this stone is washed away there will be no more water flowing from the Rocky Mountains It is likely a satirical note that the stone will stand forever.
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Glacier Park
Mont
Glacier National Park
Rocky Mountains
Gasoline, crude oil stocks fall in June report
New York July 23 Gasoline stocks dropped 22 000 barrels in June per the American Petroleum Institute covering about 65 percent of U S operating capacity. Pipeline and tank farm crude oil stocks east of the Rocky Mountains fell 2 033 000 barrels in the same period.
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New York
American Petroleum Institute
United States
Rocky Mountains
Cuba Reports 511 Newspapers Across Provinces
National Statistics bureau data from Havana July 24 shows Cuba has 511 newspapers, roughly 13 per million inhabitants. The Havana province leads with 289 publications, followed by Pinar del Rio 28, Matanzas 52, Santa Clara 71, Camaguey 20, and Oriente 1.
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Havana
National Statistics Bureau
Pinar del Rio
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Camaguey
Oriente
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