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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
37
The article discusses a price guaranty scheme gaining traction among consumers while provoking protests. Advocates say it stabilizes costs for essential goods, whereas opponents warn it could distort markets and burden manufacturers. Officials and business groups weigh the plan’s potential impact on inflation, supply chains, and consumer protection.
Military wrist watches marketed to a broad audience amid wartime consumption. The piece notes widespread use by soldiers, discusses pricing, availability, and ongoing wartime demand. Includes references to brands, retailers, and notes on supply conditions impacting buyers.
Fragmentary text references commercial paper rates and bank notices. Mentions percentages and institutions in a garbled form, with no coherent event or names clearly identifiable.
Readable fragments show women’s shoe manufacturers debating new design trends and pricing amid industry shifts. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the core issue centers on evolving styles and production costs affecting market competition.
The readable text sketches a diverse mix of items from fashion dyes to judges and property actions. Names such as Wenger and Wynmdine appear amid scattered references to shirts, colors, and legal notices, interwoven with historical place and county mentions.
Fragmented OCR shows a crowded listing of buyers arriving for a sale in a local market. It references auction activity, real estate items, and nearby streets with scattered business names and addresses. The text is noisy but centers on sale action and buyer turnout.
Merchants urge swift action to stabilize silk trade as manufacturers face market distortions and export restrictions. Buyers pressure producers and retailers to secure shipments while agencies weigh controls and potential price impacts including commissions and delivery delays.
The report notes continuing of Yeisinpes conduct as previously carried out. It names Tvinga Asher as president A Harbor as vice president and details roles for treasurer general and York selling agent. He Millinger is now associated with the item.
Army orders issued list discharged officers and personnel from multiple commands and locations including Washington New York Indianapolis and Boston. The document mentions ranks such as Captain Lieutenant and Major with assignments to forts camps and garrisons, and notes transfers and postings across several military districts and units.
Navy orders detailed deployment of bases and vessels across multiple locations including Washington and Huston. The document lists personnel, ship names, and dates with uncertain spellings, indicating a broad mobilization and logistics plan.
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