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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1939
Page
2
A German ex-shirt factory owner from Gers Diany has emigrated to the United States and opened a factory in Philadelphia. He now employs American workers and is producing harmonicas, a trade once imported from abroad, marking a shift in his business to domestic manufacture.
The three refugee founders reestablish a firm in Massachusetts employing 38 American workers to imitate the German glove process. Charles E. Pickett of the Aynevienn Friends Service Committee warns the public that refugees, though many are intellectuals and professionals, are integrating into American industry and society, countering negative depictions.
Confused relic text references wartime refugees and quotes about American religious aid. Mentions Hitler era numbers and political figures in a garbled, OCR damaged fragment.
John Tanvis Keeshin, president of the Keeshin Transcontinental Motor Freight Lines, travels to China to help build a unified transport system for Chinese wartime needs. The effort aims to move goods and troops via a nationwide network, leveraging Keeshin's prior expansion in the United States to alleviate China’s looming logistics crisis.
The term refers to Carl Linnaeus, the Swedish botanist who established the binomial system and served as the authority for thousands of plant names, shaping modern taxonomy.
Unshaded ad-style copy touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as an effective malaria remedy. Claims relief from chills and fever, lowered quinidine content, and broad consumer acceptance, urging swift action at first symptoms and availability at drugstores.
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