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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
17
International News Service reports Britain spent 1.494 billion dollars on alcohol in 1927, a 12.5 million drop from 1926. Beer led spending at 943.2 million, with spirits 439.63 million and wines 124.7 million. Per-head expenditure was 33 dollars.
An advice piece promotes Bisurated Magnesia as a quick relief for stomach troubles gas sourness pain and bloating. It claims small tablets neutralize acidity after meals and that a week's trial proves significant relief at low cost from any good druggist.
Crossword puzzle page lists clues with mixed wordplay and definitions across horizontal and vertical entries. It provides sample hints such as Who was the mother of lyric poetry and which nation’s coin, with directions about filling known letters to solve intersecting words.
A chaotic encounter unfolds as Oliver Ostrich faces taunts from a nearby stranger. The exchange escalates with threats of kicking and a vow to return, ending with the cliffhanger line Llama Loses His Nerve.
Alfred Bossom, British architect, predicts in the Daily Express that American prosperity will endure for at least a century. He credits British craftsmanship and American scientific methods for boosting U S growth, noting the global interest in the issue.
Berlin report states that the German dye trust I. G. Farbenindustrie has moved from coal gas to experimental rubber production. Director Bosch announced at a Frankfurt meeting that artificial rubber offers greater commercial promise than artificial gasoline, signaling a major shift in synthetic materials pursuit.
The speaker noted ongoing testing of artificial rubber before the war, with plans to begin production soon. He projected artificial gasoline output reaching 100,000 tons by year end and doubling next year, and announced that with backing from the German dye trust, Standard Oil Co would begin experimental gasoline production in the United States this summer.
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