Foreign bonds and the plea for American market revival
The piece argues for stimulating domestic buying and expanding foreign markets to absorb surplus production. It warns that American funds may fund European or Asian growth at the expense of U.S. industry and labor, urging bankers to prioritize permanent American prosperity over short term gains. The author laments the lack of patriotism in profit tied to foreign loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
United States
Japan
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Youthful Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple home remedy to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. It claims graying hair can be rejuvenated in mornings with one or two applications, restoring thickness and shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
China and India Lead in Silver Imports
China and India emerge as major silver importers, shaping global trade patterns as buyers from Asia and beyond. Market dynamics show robust demand influencing prices and refining flows across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Rubber seed development as oil substitute
Rubber seed is being developed as a substitute for oil in industrial applications. Researchers report potential for stable oil yields and viable processing methods, with early tests showing promise for commercial viability and resource diversification.
Motor Trucks Drive Mules From Boliva Rapidly
A brief report notes motor trucks rapidly pushing mules out of Boliva with transportation shifts transforming local labor and trade patterns.
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Boliva
Local society notes from St Augustine and nearby towns
Mrs Emmett Taylor of St Augustine Florida visits her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Shoemaker of Lakeview. Mis Ardella Knipe of Reddick Illinois stays with her parents Mr and Mrs John Knipe. C Raymond Waggoner son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Waggoner of 223 Indiana Avenue earned a Master of Arts from the University of Pennsylvania. Dr H K Smith and Mrs W K Smith of Sellersburg are visiting Dawson Springs with Mrs Smith.
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Emmett Taylor
St. Augustine’s, Fla
Herman Shoemaker
Lakeview
Mis. Ardella Knipe
Reddick, Ill
Mrs
John Knipe
C. Raymond Waggoner
Charles H. Waggoner
Indiana Avenue
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Graduate School of
H. K. Smith
W.K. Smith
Sellersburg
Dawson Springs
B. O. D. Club Dines With Mrs Duitz Hosts Evening
Mrs Clara Duitz entertained the B. O. D. club at a six o clock dinner Wednesday with Misses Cleona Hornung Marie Hunchley Katherine Haley Adaline Kennedy Frances Payne and Alice Williams present. The gathering was described as a delightful time.
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B. O. D. Club
Clara Duitz
Cleona Hornung
Marie Hunchley
Katherine Haley
Adaline Kennedy
Frances Payne
Alice Williams
Jeffersonville Boy Acts as Agent for Basco Distributing Co
Theodore Beuhler formerly of Dayton arrives in the city to serve as agent for Basco Distributing Company a Home building corporation He is a Jeffersonville native and son of Charles Buehler
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Theodore Beuhler
Dayton
Basco Distributing Company
Jeffersonville
Charles Buehler
Bulding Corporation
John Stemler Confined by Rheumatism Attack
John Stemler is bedbound after another rheumatism flare and unable to leave his home.
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John Stemler
Miss Edna Crisbee Returns Home From Washington Visit
Miss Edna May Crisbee of Washington DC, guest of Mrs. Peter Dillon and her daughter Mrs. H. P. Bonnie, has returned home after a stay in the capital.
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Edna May Crisbee
Washington, D. C
Peter Dillon
H. P. Bonnie
Ferguson Guests Return Home From Louisville Visit
Mr and Mrs Chas Ferguson attended the T P A in Louisville as guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Applegate and returned today to their Indianapolis home.
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Chas. Ferguson
Louisville
Charles Applegate
Indianapolis
Local Social Notes and Career Moves Span Weekend
Mrs Billie Varble and son Harry and Mrs Garnett and baby visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Davis. Applications for training at Camp Knox close June 25. Mrs Edward Twyman and her mother Mrs Fisher stay several weeks in Chicago with Mrs Nicholas Demetris. Miss Catherine Hancock, daughter of Dr and Mrs C F C Hancock, returned from St Mary's in the Woods after graduation. Mrs P Metzker of Madison visits sister Mrs J H Clark. Mrs Inez Keller's Wall Street M E church class picnicked at Fountain Ferry. Mr and Mrs Harry Peet plan to motorcycle from Bloomfield Ky to spend weekend with her parents. Dr C M Rucker of Davenport, Ta has opened offices in the Beck building as a chiropractor. Will Antz taking a brief vacation.
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Edward Twyman
Fisher
Chicago
Nicholas Demetris
Catherine Hancock
Harry Peet
Bloomfield, Ky
Jesse Davis
Charlestown Car Stop Explained by Trainmaster
Trainmaster Miles Sams explains that the Charlestown car stops east of Spring Street to allow the New Albany car to pass. After the New Albany car passes, the Crown car runs to the Interurban station, and passengers are asked to wait a few minutes to reach the station.
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Charlestown
Spring Street
Miles Sams
New Albany
Clark County bridge contract letting notice 1921
The Clark County Board of Commissioners Indiana will receive sealed bids for the construction of a bridge near Jonas Dean's over West Fork Blue Lick Creek in Monroe Township. Bids open at 10:00 A M on Tuesday July 5 1921 and must include a legally prescribed affidavit.
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Board of County Commissioners
Clark
Indiana
Jonas Dean
West Fork
Blue Lick Creek
Monroe Town Ship
Clark County
Auditor’s Office
Clark County bid rules set bond requirement and deadline
Chapter 27 of Indiana state law requires bids to be accompanied by a bond, bids filed with the Clark County Auditor by 10 a.m. July 5, 1921 at Jeffersonville Court House, with the Board of Commissioners reserving the right to reject all bids. Thomas L. Stoner, Auditor. Adv. June 17-24.
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General Assembly
State of
Indiana
Clark County
Jeffersonville
Board of Commissioners
S. Seal
Thomas L. Stoner
For Rent Flat with Three Rooms and Kitchenette
Small classified notice announces a three room flat with kitchenette for rent. Inquiries directed to the issuing office with advertisement dates June 16 17 18.
Stomach Trouble Solved by Tad Salts Remedy
A authorities claims stomach indigestion stems from excess hydrochloric acid. The remedy advised is Tad Salts four ounces daily in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity, reduce gas, and improve digestion, with emphasis on liver and kidney support for continued relief.
Jad Salts Promoted To Cleanse Clogged Kidneys
An advertisement urges readers to drink lots of water and use four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water to flush kidneys and relieve bladder irritation. It claims the remedy neutralizes urine acids, reduces backache and headache, and promotes normal kidney activity. It emphasizes meat reduction and universal use.
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Foike
Quality is the issue with us in Common Bldg Ad
Classified items include shoe repair offer promising like new wear at one third cost, a boarding and washing inquiry for a responsible quiet gentleman, a monument company notice at Midway on the Interurban, a lost black silk handbag with a reward, and rooms for rent including furnished suites for light housekeeping and two light housekeeping rooms at 215 West Market with specific ad dates.
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T.F
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Bellans
Southern Optical Company Incorporated
Kryptok
Fourth and Chestnut
Louisville, Ky
Korn Krisps
Hambur
Pride OF Georgetown
Billie Varble
Harry
Garnett
Baby
Camp Knox Close
Mrs. P. Metzker
Madison
Mrs. J. H. Clark
Inez Keller
Wall Street M. E. Church
Fountaine Ferry
C. M. Rucker
Davenport, Ta
Beck
Will Antz
Stemler
SPRNG
Keller Shoe Repair Shop
Hinds
Midway Stone & Monument Co
Midway
T. F
H. S. Barker
Front St
Adv
Korrent
West Market
Sime
Ault
Wiborg
Carter
LePage
Stanford
Eaton, Crane and
PIKES
Rand McNally
Tourist and Shippers Guide
Eversharp
Waterman Ideal
Moore’s
Standard Drug Store
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