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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
9
A Syosset estate on forty eight acres near Woodbury Turnpike was purchased by a sanatorium venture. The deal values the property near one thousand dollars per acre and plans include improving it for tuberculosis treatment. The site has long been associated with prominent country families.
Garmeld National Bank at Have and 29rd at New York June 2 announce a 3 percent quarterly dividend on capital stock with payment noted by cashier W. Snow. The Bank of America digest indicates a per share dividend set for the day June t. Charles E. Curtis signs as cashier.
The article notes an overall improvement trend with rising prices in raw materials except for some metals. Wool softens while silk and cotton gain, supporting higher finished goods prices. Retail demand strengthens, Midwest and rural orders rise, and retailers push quality over low price. Forward buying is expected to broaden among jobbers and stores.
A dense OCR style catalog mentions buyers in Allentown and Asheville, listing numerous firms and goods. It names Kleppinger Bros, various textile and millinery suppliers, department stores in Boston and Chicago, and retailers from Atlantic City to Brookton, with fabrics, clothing, furnishings, and merchandise across multiple cities and months.
The fragment lists numerous retailers across the United States selling clothing and accessories. Names include Penney, Shindler, Alfred Fant, Mackin, Parke, Cohen, and Moore among others, with locations in Cleveland, Colorado Springs, Concord, Dallas, Hartford, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, New Haven, Louisville, Jacksonville, and more. The entries indicate a broad distribution of department stores, millinery shops, and apparel houses featuring ready to wear items, trims, and furnishings.
Cotton prices advance while demand stays fair to good and output slowly rises. Silks hold firm to rising with better demand and growing production. Woolens show firmer prices, broader demand, and increasing production. Furs see some skin prices up as demand expands. Leather demand stays steady with firm prices and shoe production. Jewelry sees strong novelty demand with diamond prices advancing. Rubber remains firm with steady demand and subdued production. Metals enter midsummer lull as copper becomes quieter with slight price concessions.
The Tribune notes growing construction activity despite uncertain future material delivery. Glass, brick, and lumber markets show tight supplies and rising prices. manufacturers operate near full capacity as demand stays strong. Investors foresee future building material supply easing as new large projects, including schools and industrial facilities, spur ongoing demand for commercial space.
A fragment mentions a quiet scene at a mansion in Mignon and hints at a country board or group. The readable text is sparse but suggests a setting around a secluded residence and a potential community issue. Further details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
Classified desperate style advertisement seeks a chambermaid, cook, and waiter with experience. Mentions CHAMBERMATD branding, agency contact at 3394 Broadway, listing Shareshire and to apply through a specific employment agency. Describes desired traits, wages, and location details with numerous misspellings and scattered phrases.
An old newspaper fragment advertises governess and nursery helper positions. Listings mention agencies in New York area, paying around 8 to 13 dollars weekly, with references and qualifications requested. Names, addresses, and phone numbers are provided for applicant contact.
Crooks posing as buyers attempt to place immediate garment orders during the fall sale, with two incidents reported by David N. Moseasohis, executive director of the Associated Crews Tn Gustrien of America. One pair used a Chicago address and a relocated firm, leading to intercepted shipments. Royal Apparel Company of Chicago also telegraphed about dresses never bought. A buyer, acting for the firm, operated locally and arranged shipments to the Chicago address.
Washington reports a Rio de Janeiro announcement saying Brazil approved Western Telegraph Company's petition to extend rights to American firms. The move, noted by the Department, signals a solution to a long debate over international communications. Admission of American firms to the South American west coast, previously controlled by a Privately owned company, could ease objections to a proposed Miami Barbadoes cable.
George C. Blackwell sold two properties to Fair Return Holding Company led by John P. Flennery. A six-story walkup at 40 St Nicholas Avenue and a two-story stone building at 4 St Nicholas Place changed hands for against a land value of 110000. A separate loan of 502000 was arranged on 25 West Berry Street. Fire record notes damage on Third Avenue and related incidents.
Plans call for a fifteen story residential building named for 40 Wakefront and 41 to 49 West Eighty, to house 112 families with stores and accommodations. The 105 by 102 foot lot, designed by Sugarman Ites Berger, is budgeted at 500000 dollars.
Property listings describe a Portland area country home on the bay with a private cottage, garage, and secluded bankfront setting. Features include tiled bath, running water, ample rooms, evidence of modern conveniences, and proximity to fishing areas. Contact details list Andreas Van Com Point, 16 Vince rooms, and Walter Gil.
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