Farmers and Bankers Plan Big Export Trade Corp
The American Farm Bureau Federation outlines immediate formation of a 100 million export trade corporation to boost industrial and agricultural export. Chicago meeting of bankers public officials and industry leaders will appoint officers and fund the venture after two years of study by the American Bankers Association and related groups.
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Danderine Hair Care Claim Stirs Reader Doubt
A fragmentary ad style passage touts Danderine hair benefits with claims of thicker, colorless or dull hair revived by a single treatment. The text rails against a “new” product and hints at dramatic results, though readability is limited and details are unclear.
Curfew Clamps Down on Rushford Children Under Sixteen
Rushford Minnesota enforces a curfew ordinance starting December 6 requiring all youths under sixteen to be home by 9 oclock. The measure had existed years ago, was discontinued, and is now in effect again.
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Lefkovitz 99 Seeks Passport to Palestine
CEICAGO reports Himan Lefkovitz aged 99 has applied for a passport to Palestine. He says the purpose of the trip is to visit his grandfather, outlining a family-oriented travel motive amid geopolitical travel considerations.
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Himan Lefkovitz
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Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
A vintage advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. It claims a small bottle clears blocked nostrils by soothing inflamed membranes and improving breathing at night, with fast, antiseptic relief and no lingering cold symptoms.
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Huerta Holds Back on Mexico Recognition Plea
Mexico City report says efforts to win U.S. recognition of the Obregon regime will not be as active as under Adolfo de la Huerta. It notes Huerta plans to let his administration run the next months as his appeal for recognition.
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Europeans More Interested in Religious Matters Say Union Leader
Boston report quotes Dr Francis Glick president of the World Christian Endeavor Union at the annual meeting. He says despite war disease famine and high prices Europeans show more interest in religious matters than Americans in the same regions.
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