Farrell Calls Fourth National Foreign Trade Convention
James A. Farrell chairman of the National Foreign Trade Council issued a call for the fourth national trade convention. The event will be held in Pittsburg January 25 26 and 27 in cooperation with the council. The focus is on addressing ongoing foreign trade problems and urging all lines to send delegates.
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Farrell
Pittsburg
New York
James A. Farrell
National Foreign Trade Council
Mrs Kerns Credits Vinci For Health Recovery
Mrs D W Kerns credits Vinci for relief from a nervous breakdown with improved appetite sleep and strength. The ad endorses Vinci as a remedy to build appetite aid digestion and improve blood health and lists multiple Texas druggists and stores selling it.
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Cumberland
Vinci
D. W. Kerns
A. M. Fischer
Meier
Sap Drug Store
Main Ave
George Keene
H. L. Wagner
Appmann Drug Store
F. Prossel
San Antonio
Texas
International trade convention agenda in Pittsburg
The Pittsburg Foreign Trade Commission invites American firms to a convention to discuss policies for postwar world markets. Sessions will cover foreign trade measures, tariffs, cooperation, the merchant marine, foreign investment, and assistance for small manufacturers, with group sessions and access to government and industry experts. Prominent speakers and officials from state, federal, and industry sectors will address reconstruction and policy.
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Pittsburg
Farrell
State Department
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Council
W. W. Nichols
American Industrial Commission
France
Senate
Robert H. Patch
National Foreign Trade Council
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Edward W. Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
America
C. K. MclIntosh
California Bank of San Francisco
National Association of Credit Men
American Exporters’ and Importers’ Association
B. McCormick
University of Pittsburg
E. E. Pratt
United States Department of Commerce
B. F. Harris
Champaign
T. N. Carver
Harvard University
Division of Rural Organization
United States Department of Agriculture
Corega Cement Holds Dentures Firmly In Mouth
Free sample offer from Corega Chemical Co. Cleveland promotes Corega dental adhesive. Product marketed to druggists and dental supply houses with emphasis on firm denture retention.
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Wilson
Fie
Corega Chemical Co
Cleveland
Musterole Ad Promises Quick Relief for Many Ailments
An old Musterole advertisement urges mothers to keep a jar for prompt relief of sore throat bronchitis croup and other ailments. It claims the salve does not blister and suits both children and adults for aches pains chest colds and even pneumonia prevention.
City manager praises engineers over flooded pumps
The Rock Hill city manager lauded an engineer from the Ra! Electric Company for keeping two electric pumping motors operational after severe North Carolina floods. The motors, submerged for a day and a half, resumed pumping promptly as the water levels fell and have continued to function since.
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Rock Hill
Ra! Electric Company
North Carolina
Poisoned by Thousands The dangers of auto-intoxication
The piece warns that thousands suffer daily from toxins produced in the intestines and circulated by the blood, causing fatigue and headaches. It touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Anuric as remedies, urging water intake and kidney cleansing. It quotes Dr. Weir Mitchell on disease as a condition and promotes Anuric for kidney and uric acid issues.
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Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Weir Mitchell
Redeem mankind theme voices at Federated Churches convention
Final sessions of the Federated Council of Churches of Christ in America open in St. Louis with talks on the gospel mission and prayer for future tasks. The executive committee will elect leaders, and the evangelism report urges a salary basis replacing the current mix of salaries and subscriptions to curb the commercial side of evangelism.
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ST. Louis
Convention
the Federated Council of Churches of Christ In America
Commission On Evangelism
Federal Council of Churches
Council
Frost Blights Large Corpus Christi Cabbage Crop
Local cabbage dealer Charles E. Coleman reports 60 percent of older cabbage blighted by a recent frost around Corpus Christi Calallen and Tulosa with younger plants about 30 percent damaged. About 1200 acres planted face heavy losses as favorable prices were anticipated for January marketing.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Charles E. Coleman
South Texas
Coleman
Calallen
Corpus Christ
Tulosa
Suffrage Leader to Corpus Christi Lecture
Mrs. E L Bernard president of the Corpus Christi Suffrage Association reports a message from Miss Lavinia Engle field secretary for the national woman suffrage group. Engle will arrive Friday December 16 to deliver a lecture in the interest of suffrage in Corpus Christi.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
E. L. Bernard
Corpus Christi Suffrage Association
Mulholland to Corpus Christi Dinner Draws Large Local Turnout
Corpus Christi business men will host a Greater Corpus Christi dinner Tuesday night at the Nueces Hotel with Frank L. Mulhalland former Rotary clubs head and Toledo Chamber of Commerce president as guest speaker. Reservations are pouring in and indications point to the largest gathering of men ever for a similar event.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Nueces Hotel
Frank L. Mulholland
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Toledo
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Baltimore
Gunter Building
Foreign Trade Council
Mrs. Kern
Kondon
Kondon Colny
Minneapolis
Minn
Tt & Bowne
N.d
L. H. Smith
M. D
Fogoioe Highs
Rotary Club
Travis Park
St. Mary’s Parish House
H. W. B. Barnes
Orchestra of
Army
Camp Wilson
Fort Sam Houston
Leon Springs
St. Mark’s
Wagner
Tannhauser
Barnes
Federated Council of Churches
Mulholland
Joske Bros
Central Trust Company Bank
Bexar County
Isaac Sledsoe
West Commerce Street
Burns Drug Store
Houston and
Navarro Sts
Chas. Zoller
Hallroad
Tflee
Chicago
Houston St
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