French Weekly Now in Japan Opens in Tokio
Tokio reports the launch of a new French weekly titled Information d extreme- Orient. Editor Albert Maybon arrives to publish the bilingual issue with government support likely. The first number carries messages from Briand Pichon and other French figures, plus Japanese contributors including Viscount Jehol and Waketawki urging closer Franco-Japanese ties.
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Tokio
Prean
France
Far East
Cl’information d' Extreme - Orient
Albert Maybon
Fe Auiceesaul
Jipan
M. Briand
M Pichon
Forjow
Barbow
Tiergson
Copus
Leroy- Beautieu
Ane Jrifleux
Viscount Jehtl
MM. Waketawki
Gnany Cthera M. Dichen
Home made cough syrup prep with Pinex mix
A folk remedy from Pinex promoters claims a rich cough syrup can be made at home using Figex, sugar syrup, and Pinex concentrate. It promises quick relief for dry coughs, hoarseness, bronchitis, and throat irritation, with a money back guarantee and directions from a Grussier.
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Wayne, Ind
Serenade at Crinton Offers What the Public Desires
The Hinton presents The Serenade a comic opera in three acts with music by Victor Herbert Friday December 29 under Walker and Stevens. Cast features James Stevens Ivy Scott Cora Tracy Herbert Waterous Phil Brannon Ralph Brainard and others with an augmented orchestra and chorus to highlight the Herbert score and stage costume.
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Walker and Stevens
Crinton
Reginald de Koven
Walker
Stevens
Harry J. Smith
Victor Herbert
America
Old
Spain
James Stevens
Ivy Scott
Cora Tracy
Herbert Waterous
Phil Brannon
Ralph Brainard
David Andrada
Edward Andrews
Tile Salinger
Theresa
Herbert
Hazel and Nellie in town gossip and a stockyards piece
A light society-column vignette portrays Hazel as a well behaved girl who enjoys dances and social ease while Nellie faces gossip after a risky moment at a dance. The latter part shifts to a stockyards leadership debate led by A F de Rickles on concentration in the meat packing industry and its effects on prices, competition, and producer and consumer impact.
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Society
Hazel
Muskogee
Gcaliants
Dad
Nellie
Haze
Nelile
Market Centers Boost Packers in Centralized System
Chicago and Missouri River points drive wholesale meat packing, with 1914 output totaling 1.65 billion dollars and concentration of ownership among a few large packers. Centralized markets developed as rail networks, refrigeration, and demand pushed industry toward midcontinent hubs feeding eastern consumers.
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Chicago
United States
Missouri River
National Secretary of Agriculture
America
Louis D. Hall
Central
Mississippi
Atlantic
Kansas City
Omaha
Mar
French Replace Their Language In Alsace
French troops occupy Alsace and replace German with French in towns, signs, road directions, and prices. Municipal officials are replaced by mob administrators and a wartime captain with one arm serves as mayor. Education resumes under religious orders while Alsatians rapidly adopt French. French is spoken everywhere and church services switch to French. Times-Democrat Want Ads always work double.
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Alsace
Associated Press
France
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Modern Packers Profit Depends on By-Products
The text argues that profits hinge on by products, warning that increased competition in buying and selling could turn profits into losses. It claims by products now drive the industry and that further competition might destroy the business unless losses are offset by manufacturing by products.
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Packer
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Japan
Ome
Hinton
Bostonian
Bostonians
Calhoun Dry Goods CO
Broadway
A Simals
A. F. de Rickles
American National Live Stock Association
Kansas
New York
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Hitnuis
Arthur Meeker
Armour & Company
Judiciary Committee
Eees Packer
Times-Democrat
Kensae City
Scott
Scott’s
Beott & Bowne
Bloomfield
M.J
Cardinal Drug Stores
Adv
Barthel
Emporia St
WM. Flamm
Ond
Okmulgee
the Commercial National Bank
Hoffman-Speed Printing Co
Court Street
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