03 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
1
Merchants serving the public emphasize clean stores well displayed stock and helpful clerks. Advertised merchandise backed by honest advertising aims to sell satisfaction as competition tightens and consumers demand better value and service.
The Baltimore Record cites rising southern capital and advertising as drivers of progress. It notes railroad expansion, tourism growth, and greater investment interest moving southward, with emphasis on advantages of location, resources, and Anglo Saxonist context.
The leather and shoe industries anticipate higher belt and hide costs driven by tanning and raw material prices, while export demand for hides and finished leather grows. Domestic production aims to boost leather belting and shoe components as consumer sales rise and wholesale trade tightens with shrinking stock and shifting distribution.
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An advertisement extols Well's Pure Tar Honey as an effective remedy for coughs and chest congestion. It claims fast relief and positions the product as superior to others, urging readers to buy Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for coughs.
Fragmentary article hints at disputes over factory profitability and insurance costs for manufacturers, railroads planning vast investments, and federal tax officials cautioning about taxpayers misunderstanding rate reductions. Mentions 4 percent tax relief and large rail expansion.
Fragmented discussion on rising bread costs and price fluctuations hits local bakeries. Debate includes wholesale supply issues, consumer impact, and challenges for small bakers as competition and profits shift amid broader market pressures.
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