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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1927
Page
10
The article extols afternoon tea as a refreshing social innovation. It advises using India tea or blends, proper boiling water, a five minute infusion, and milk or cream with sugar to improve flavor, noting retailers supply India tea.
President Calles tells William Philip Simms that a U S Mexico understanding is easy to achieve by adopting a policy of sympathy, suavity and friendship. He notes Americans and Mexicans have long wondered why harmony eludes them and hints at direct steps to improve relations.
A historical column recalls Premier Mussolini and President Mussolini’s era prompting a reflection on U.S. Mexican relations. It stresses the need for mutual understanding and respectful engagement rather than pressure or threats to gain lasting friendship between nations.
The dialogue emphasizes cordial U.S. outreach to Mexico, arguing friendliness, not menace, fosters friendship. It stresses that soft power and respectful understanding, more than material aid, shape Mexican-American accord. President Calles agrees with the sentiment.
United Cab Company sues the city and board of safety for 10000 dollars in circuit court alleging loss of earnings due to a no parking curb reservation ordinance. A hearing before Judge Harry C. Chamberlin is set for Saturday morning.
The Merchants Association of Indianapolis will award 350 dollars as a cash prize for the Queen of the Air contest to raise funds for equipping the Indianapolis airport at Mars Hill. Carl A. Taylor notes aviation facility needs and donates to the 113th observation squadron contest committee. The Van Camp Packing Company contributes a chest of Community Plate silver valued at 250 dollars, and Ft. Wayne Avenue State Bank adds 25 dollars. Total prizes may reach 2000 dollars.
Taylor says merchants in Indianapolis should welcome civil aviation advances as key for economic growth and regional connectivity. He stresses the need for timely development and practical benefits for local business.
A three day cold is warned as a danger zone for lung involvement. The ad urges early use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to break up the cold, stop the cough, and soothe irritated bronchial membranes for children and adults. It advertises 60c and $1.00 sizes.
Miss Gussie Frutchzweig of Bronx New York credits Carter’s Little Liver Pills with clearing her pimples by removing constipation poisons from the blood. The pills are sold in red packages for 25c and 76c with a night or tomorrow refreshment promise at druggists.
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