Brazilian alarm over Africa development plan sparks fears
Brazilian economists warn that Africa's industrial push could crush Brazil's foreign markets for coffee, cotton, textiles, oils, fruits, and cocoa. Mario Penteado cites Britain and United States capital interests, urging Brazil to adopt aggressive development strategies at Sao Paulo talks. The conference aims to map rapid growth, private investment, and global market defenses to counter European colonial expansion.
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Penteado
Agristitute
Sao Pantenda
Paulo
Africa
Amazon
East Indies
Gold Coast
Penteada
Britain
Mo Bram
United States
Aso
Trauman
Turma
England
Fentendo
Sao Paulo
Sweets Cause of Tooth Decay Warns Against Sugar Intake
Dental research states eating sweets is a major cause of tooth decay, urging parents and teachers to reduce children’s sugar consumption. Focused items include candy, pop, chocolate, syrup drinks, cookies, cakes, pie, jam, jelly, gum, and related treats to improve oral health.
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Bubble Iwardely
Ea Research
Ox Jains Home
Lorraine
Lorraine Blackwood
Blackwood
Coldframe Helps Early Gardeners in Hempstead County
Home Demonstration Agent Lorraine Blackwood touts hotbeds and coldframes as low cost aids for home gardeners. A coldframe uses sunlight and soil warmth under glass, while hotbeds add artificial heat. Both vary in size with available glass.
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Hempstead County
Lorraine Blackwood
Plano
Lovusat
Fair Garden
Blackwood Blales
Big Inch Gas Transmission Powered by 14 New Compressors
Natural gas moves through the Big Inch and Little Big Inch pipelines using 14 new electrically powered compressor stations. At Station No 10 near Lick Creek Illinois gas arrives from Oran Missouri at 550 psi, passes scrubbers and eight compressors, and exits at about 756 psi ready for the next 10-mile leg.
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Texas Eastern
Lick Creek
Illinois
Oran
Missouri
Hotel chain founder Wil Seeman dies in Little Rock
Wil Ham Ler Seeman, born in Savannah Tennessee, built a chain of about 27 retail stores and truck yards across Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas. He retired after decades in business and served as former vice president of First National Bank. He died at Arkansas Baptist Hospital at age 86 after several months of ill health.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Baptist Hospital
Savannah
Tenn
Seemillm
Arkansas
Seeman
Oklahoma
Texas
First National
Kurt Smith
Seeman-East Grocery Co
Greene Villa
Tex
A Great Relief For Acid Indigestion And Stomach Distress
An ad touts SSS Tonic as a safe stomach soother that stimulates natural digestion without alkali additives. It claims rapid comfort, improved appetite, and increased vitality for sufferers of indigestion with endorsements from doctors and widespread use. Buy SSS Tonic at drug stores.
Seeman and Grady Manning Found Southwest Hotel Chain
The late Grady Manning and Seeman founded the Southwest Hotel Chain with properties in Arkansas Memphis Tennessee and Kansas City Missouri. The Willam Tan in Memphis named for Seeman. Ruth Manning Thomas of Little Rock widow of Grady Matting. Funeral services will be conducted at Port Smith Thursday.
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Seeman
Grady Manning
Southwest Hotel Chaity
Arkansas
Memphis
Tenn
Kansas City
Willam Tan
Ife
Ruth Manning Thomas
Little Rock
Grady Matting
Port Smith
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Big Inch
Seaboard
Exas Eastern Pipeliners
Eastern
Little Big Inch
Milam Street
Shreveport
Louisiana
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