National City Bank Opens Petrograd Branch in Russia
The National City Bank of New York established its first Russia branch in Petrograd on January 45 1917 under Russian government charter. It aims to finance Russia US trade and attract American investment while offering commercial reports and trade information to clients.
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The
National City Bank of New York
Russia
Petrograd
Credit Lyonnais of
Paria
America
Calls to use paper and pasteboard containers in trade
The Department of Commerce urges replacing metal packaging with paper and pasteboard for items like tobacco coffee tea baking powder syrup and lard to boost supply. Canners demand 40 percent more tin cans than manufacturers can provide.
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Department of Commerci Ig
A Question of Method in India and Local Club Growth
The text recalls a Washington anecdote about Lieutenant Tessan and Colonel Fabry with a playful remark on deception. It then notes rapid growth of pig and poultry clubs among boys and girls, with memberships above 21 000 and 8 500 respectively, doubling in the season. It urges diligence from each child and each worker to contribute to national progress.
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Fabry
Tessan
Tim Iq
Indianapolis News
Radishes used cooked and greens from leaves discussed
A historic note contrasts radish use by cooks and gardeners noting radishes are often eaten raw but can be cooked like creamed turnips. Leaves provide greens or can enhance salads when tender. The passage then asks about the old-tightly tied demorrar who fished all day without drinking or drank all day without fishing.
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Demorrar
Lemon Juice Skin Whitener Recipe Circulated
A vintage home remedy promotes lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a quarter pint of skin beautifier. The instructions advise straining pulp, storing for months, and daily facial massage to reduce freckles sallowness and tan with a fragrant lemon lotion.
Tanlac Promises Cure for Auto Intoxication Ailments
An article reviews auto intoxication from poor living and diet, listing symptoms like headaches nervousness and digestive troubles. It promotes Tanlac as a reconstructive tonic that stimulates digestion, improves nutrient absorption, strengthens immunity, and supports convalescence with sales noted in local towns. It also notes Alaska agriculture developing rapidly for future production.
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Bright
Cooper
Liano
Ransom& McInnis
Lone Grove
Borden and Templeton
Texas hatchery at San Marcos to close due to law gaps
Commissioner H H M Smith of the Bureau of Fisheries says the San Marcos fish hatchery must shut down because Texas lacks adequate laws protecting fish and granting federal officials full operating rights. He urges immediate closure and layoff of staff unless reassigned, with government property left under a custodian.
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Washington
Jaetary Redick
Tr. H. M. Smith
Sheries
Maree
Tex
Uccante
Texas
Smith
Secretary of Commerce
Congress
Bureau of Fancries
Department
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau
Legis Cor Texas
Hays
San Marcos
Ari Iit
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
Commissioner of Fisheries
HH. M. Smith
Girl's Statement Promotes Adler-i-ka Relief
A young woman credits Adler-i-ka with rapid relief from dyspepsia sour stomach and constipation after trial with buckthorn bark glycerine and other mixtures. She claims one spoonful instantly eased her symptoms and touts the product as the fastest acting laxative sold.
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Lano
A. H. Bruhl
Matri Money Bonds Spark Ongoing Conflict Claim
Mr Peavish claims he was unaware the bonds of matri money were war bonds yet has faced a long standing fight since receiving his.
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Galveston
Khaneton
Mr. Peavish
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