Bush Terminal plans expand to Europe markets
Irving T. Bush, founder of Bush Terminal, returns from Europe with export plans. He foresees opportunity amid empty shelves and believes global trade will grow. He has selected Bush Terminal offices in London and Paris to serve as international marketplaces alongside the Times Square building.
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Irving T. Bush
New York
Exitope
Mr. Bush
Euctope
London
Paris
Times’ Square
Nate
America in World Role After War Convalescence
Irving T. Bush argues postwar Europe is in convalescence and predicts a gradual return to peace with rebuilt industry and trade. He notes wage gains in Britain may spur demand for domestic goods, France’s thrift, Germany’s debt repayment, and America’s renewed leadership as the world recovers.
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Europe
British Isles
America
England
Great Britain
France
Germany
Personal notices from Kansas City social roundup
T H R Cha Ber returned to Kansas City this morning after spending the weekend with his family. Mr and Mrs John Hunzicker left for Excelsior Springs for a week. Sgt Major Sam MecKone and Corporal Pete Underwood traveled to Fort Riley with seven men for the state life match. Ross Brodhead went to Hutchinson yesterday. Mrs J E Fisher visits her sister at Baket. Mrs George Matchell and her son George of Overbrook visited their grandfather Jacob Badsky. Miss Ethel Kindred of Eudora was a guest of Miss Myra Flory yesterday. Miss Sadie Hutt returned to Kansas City after visiting her mother Mrs Rachel Hutt.
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Kansas City
Sam MecKone
Cor‘poral
Pete Underwood
Fort Riley
Sadie ‘Hutt
Rachel Hutt
Aloated Tongue and Bad Breath Mystery
Fragmentary text discusses a peculiar phrase and mentions bad breath in the mouth. The readable portion hints at a discussion of poisons and manufacture but lacks sufficient context to conclude a clear event or source.
Local visits and travel notes from Kansas City weekend
Al Weeters of Kansas City spent the weekend here. Max Miller left today for Onera to take charge of a clothing store. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Campbell and family of Bonnerd visit Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Froeliger. Albert Shaner spent Sunday with friends in Kansas City.
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al Weeters
Kansas City
Max Miller
Onera
L. J. Campbell
Bonnerd
B. D. Froeliger
Albert Shaner
Midland News Recap as Threshing Ends and Social Notes
Threshing ends in the Midland vicinity after beneficial rain last week. Local visits include Mrs Cunningham and children to Meridian Kansas and return of Miss Lutlie Cunningham from Oklahoma. Agnes Lap tut and Aldah Pearl Chadwick back from Emporia summer school normal. Mrs Reynolds of Kansas City visiting family. Mrs Dunham mourns Missouri death of brother. Dance at the hall by Wallace Corder and Rob Weibel draws a cool crowd. Ball game: Midland 1 Reno 9. Numerous visits to Lawrence and Perry. Craine and Chaffee family trips noted. The article ends with an odd aside on dog flesh in Luzon as historical discussion.
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Cunningham
Meridan
Kansas
Lutlie Cunningham
Oklahoma
Suggett
Wise Farm
Agnes. Laptud
Aldah Pearl Chadwick
Emporia
Tiormal
Lloyd Moore
Topeka
Robert Weibel
Lawrence
Gladys Weibel
Perry
Fred Weibel
Eva Fulton
Garden City
Garvin
Midland
Reno
Husted
Marie
Clyde Husted
Sprayham
Williamstown
Frank Craine
Liberty
C. H. Viets
Craine
Chaffee
Kansas City
Luzon
Orloff Diamond and Historic Tales From The Era
The article recalls the Orloff diamond, 103 carats, as a royal symbol once idolized in Mysore and later presented by Prince Orloff to Catherine the Great after a long journey across Europe. It also notes a Dutch project building a massive wall to block the Zuider Zee and mentions England’s past ban on middle names, plus fragmented notes on hospital mattress sections and moral views on meat preparation.
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Orloff
Russia
India
Mysore
Amsterdam
Prince Orloff
Catherine the Great
School Girl Recommends Vegetable Compound For Pain
Nashua New Hampshire report of a young woman saying monthly pains for two years eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She shares relief with friends and notes safe ingredients from herbs and roots, citing long experience and a store of knowledge.
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Nashua
N. H
J. E. Priktam
Elina Martin
Bowers St
Ashe
Lydia
Pinkham
Pink Pinkham
Mass
It Is Good to Be an American on This Day
A patriotic note proclaims it is good to be American as the nation marks a decisive day. It speaks of opportunity for workers, courage, hope, and optimism after a period of struggle, affirming America’s place in the world with reference to Irving T. Bush.
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Irving T. Bush
Europe
Alerrans
England
British Isles
America
Worden Uf Tr
Ieationa
Americas
Irving T! Bush
Advertisements Guide to Comforts and Styles of the Era
The piece extols ads as guides to new comforts and fashions, directing readers to where to find the best value. It emphasizes that advertisements reveal where to go for the latest styles and quality, highlighting their role in daily life.
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John Hunzicker
Excelsior Springs, Ma
Ross Brodhead
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J. E. Fisher
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George Matchell
George
Overbrook
Jacob Badsky
Ethel Kindred
Eudora
Myra Flory
Bagia
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