American exports surge to Japan amid eight year growth
Our exports to Japan have increased tenfold in eight years and continue to rise, supporting the claim that the Japanese consumer favors American goods.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1901
Page
10
Our exports to Japan have increased tenfold in eight years and continue to rise, supporting the claim that the Japanese consumer favors American goods.
Great Lakes shipbuilders unite to secure abolition of the agreement with England that forbids building warships on the lakes. The move seeks to end the restraint and allow naval construction by both nations in the lake region.
Chemist H W Wiley of the Department of Agriculture advocates a federal statute to ban poisonous and injurious adulterations and preservatives in food, arguing for strong national safeguards to protect public health.
The Geary law excluding Chinese migrants will soon expire. An effort will be made to re enact it and it is hoped the effort will succeed. The Chinese, though industrious and harmless in some respects, are a disturbing element in American communities and the country is better off without them.
A late 19th century tone notes Pilgrims on the Atlantic coast appointing a dey of Thanksgiving and prayer. It urges communal gratitude to Providence and mentions Cardinal Gibbons opposing the so called new woman. An upcoming Ladies' Home Journal feature titled The Restless Woman is teased.
An observer signs a letter to The Nation accusing Lozan coal dealers of short weight. The paper questions anonymity but says if truth exists, the matter is serious. It doubts local dealers are dishonest, yet calls for a method to verify full weight and implies punishment for proven wrongdoing.
The text notes several papers reaching major anniversaries, including Portland Oregonian Richmond Dispatch New York Times and Brooklyn Eagle celebrating 50 or 60 years. It also mentions the New York Evening Post approaching 100 and older titles like the New York Commercial Advertiser Pittsburg Commercial Gazette and Burtford Courant dating to the 18th century.
The text explains that swelling in feet and ankles results from a weak heart and poor circulation, with watery fluid accumulating in lower limbs. It claims the heart must be strengthened before dropsy can be cured and promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as the best medicine. It mentions various dubious patient anecdotes.
A historical ad describes Dr Miles Heart Cure claimed to strengthen the heart regulate circulation aid digestion and restore health. It notes sale by druggists on guarantee and cites Dr Miles Medical Co as the supplier with brand naming Ellebart Inu.
Fragmentary catalog style text markets a range of woven wardrobes and cages with a home guarantee. It promises reliable protection and satisfaction for buyers, emphasizing value and variety in stock.
A fragmented notice offers a one hundred dollar reward for a cure by a dubious remedy and lists numerous firms and locations. The garbled text names Gatexey Toledo and several drug sellers, promising cures and selling Hall Puigily pills. The language implies a broad scam advertisement with questionable medical claims.
Fred W. Crockett advertises money to loan and real estate services with prompt notary work available.
A lettered testimonial from Logan praises correspondence education as thorough as in person classes. Mr E Christensen of the A C C endorses the program while Mr Percy Gillman, recently at a new sugar factory, plans a move to San Francisco California, signaling broad interest and mobility.
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