Premier Ramsay MacDonald Seeks Wheat Production Accord
Premier Ramsay MacDonald appealed to wheat producers and importers this afternoon in London to coordinate world production and consumption with the aim of raising staple grain prices. He urged prompt agreement and five major exporters including the United States Canada and Australia signaled willingness to back a 45 million bushel share while Denmark held a large export quota. A big tour group planned talks with Russia and the Danubian states tomorrow to push the plan forward.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Canada
Australia
Russia
MacDonald
Mr. MacDonald
Economic Commission
World Economic Conference
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Ad
Advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a cure for malaria and a blood builder. Claims it destroys malarial infection and strengthens the blood, noting it is pleasant, safe for children, and widely sold by stores.
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Grove
Grave
Patrolman Finds Relief with Hydrating Foot Treatment
A vintage style ad describes a foot care remedy promising cooling relief for hard heels and sore feet. It touts cleansing, pore opening, and acid removal benefits claimed to reduce burning and pain, noting customer satisfaction and a money back guarantee for a 45 cent package.
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Voney
Modern Women Lose Fat with Kruschen Health Claims
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salix as a quick safe fat loss aid for women. It promises clear skin, increased vitality, and youthful vigor after four weeks, claiming drastic fat loss, boosted energy, and improved appearance with daily doses in water before breakfast.
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Biogkom
Kruschen
Fat Eaton
Ray
Classified Ad Rant Signals Weekend Sale Items
An OCR fragment lists items for sale including a Kodak, golf clubs, boat, bicycle, oil store supplies, camp tent, trailer, lawn mower and screens. It directs readers to start an ad Friday for Big Weekend Promotions with a discount offer and instructs contacting Pan dy 1231 before 10:45 Friday morning.
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Pandy
Society notes and upcoming social engagements
Mrs. G A Blowers and daughter Mrs Luther Smith sail for Honolulu via San Francisco with plans for months at Schofield Barracks. Miss Gene Carr hosts a garden tea on East Park Avenue and Evelyn Inmon wedding to Lieut Willian Gunnard Carlson slated for Saturday. A large guest list included Mrs E H Inmon and daughters from several states. a china-crest gift was given to the bride.
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Evelyn Inmon
Willian’ Gunnard Carlson
E. H. Inmon
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Elizabeth Nagle
Austin
Jane Mapes
Washington, D. C
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Galveston
Charlotte Jane Sarratt
Orleana Pavane
Grace Milan
Ausin
Wold Wage Hike Urged at Global Economic Talks
Reported discussions show calls to raise wages and cut hours tied to price rises as American delegation seeks concessions in central bank cooperation. The reform drive aims to rejuvenate negotiations with the economic commission while cited obstacles risk stalemate. Delegates from Europe and the United States debate monetary policy amid uncertain prospects for a timely agreement.
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Federal Reserve
Washington
The
Economic Commission
Silver Pillman renews silver plan at world conference
In London on July 13 Senator Key Pillman of Nevada renewed his push to rehabilitate silver through an international agreement. He introduced a substitute for his original resolution, dropping a fixed proportion for central bank currency coverage and keeping gold features intact. The subcommittee adjourned without a vote. The plan aims to curb silver dumping, prevent coinage debasement, and suggests central banks study holding silver in portion of legal reserves for currency cover and international settlements.
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London
Key Pibtman
Nevada
Pillman
Moley Silent On Arrival From London Trip
Professor Raymond Moley assistant secretary of state returned from the London economic conference today aboard the liner Manhattan He refused to discuss his trip saying he would report to the president and the State Department with Mr Swope He declined to answer most questions saying he had no opinion and could not say anything about that
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Profvssor
Raymond Moley
Manhattan
Herbert Bayard Swade
Oliver
W. Sprague
Edmund Day
Moley
Herbert Bayard Swape
London
Iel
Swope
Washington
State Department
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a cure for aching swollen feet with a money back guarantee after two or three applications. It claims pain subsides in fifteen minutes, swelling decreases after regular use, and odors vanish, crediting a blend of angelic oils camphor and other ingredients. The ad cites Summers drug stores and other reputable druggists guaranteeing relief.
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Moone
Purification Health Claim Ad Promotes System Cleanse
A USP style ad urges health through purification claiming Purification renews vitality by cleansimg the liver kidneys stomach and lungs. It pitches a trial package of Celetabs with instructions to take once or twice weekly for several weeks, touting physician endorsement and dealer distribution.
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Nature
Morgan Bails From New York to England and Scotland
J P Morgan sails aboard the Olympic for England and Scotland for rest and grouse shooting. The voyage appears to include reading detective stories as indicated by two cubes of books.
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Morgan
Thief Fails To Steal World’s Smallest Bible
At the Chicago World’s Fair a thief tried to steal the tiniest Bible from a miniature church in the religious pavilion. The intruder shattered the church rock but found the Bible already moved to a vault for safekeeping.
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Mibbel
Chicago
Irish leader Sir James Craig dies in Dublin at age 72
Dublin reports the death of Sir James Craig a veteran member of the Dail Eireann since 1921 promoter of the Irish hospital sweepstakes and author of the first bill legalizing sweepstakes to fund hospitals. He died today at age 72.
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Sir James Craig
Dall Eireann
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