Canada postwar gains double trade and output
Postwar Canada expands Industry and export strength amid steel and ship output growth. Government programs back 130,000 tons of plate steel annually and aid lumber and fish industries. Foreign trade nearly doubles in two years, with a push on timber, fishing, and agricultural equipment. Ontario and British Columbia firms seek market access and price stability as postwar reconstruction plans take shape.
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Francis “Ji
Sisson
Tinayanty
New York
Canada
America
United States
Jon Tron Andssteel Corporation
Lante& Tensign
Camnda
EL Sei Lev
Boston
British Columbia
Canadian Wool Growers’ Association
Ixport Associations of
Vlats
Ke Ilion Association
Markets Report Mix of Odd Fractions and Prices
Fragmented OCR style market notes show poultry and dairy item prices with odd spellings. Ducks at 7.00 per pound, geese at 9.00, turkeys around 5.05, creamery items and country produce also mentioned though unreadable in places. The terse listing suggests a local market roundup with varied weights and prices.
Fish Market Prices and Seafood Offerings Listed
Fragmented OCR lists various seafood items and prices including whole fish cleaned retail and wholesale options. Mentions trout cod sheephead oysters and other sea fare with scattered monetary figures and units. overall appears as a market price notice with inconsistent formatting.
Bearish Influence Seen on Corn Prices in Chicago Trade
Chicago price action today shows influence from big traders depressing corn values. Market opened weak with large bearish pressure, then steadied near day’s end as October and November futures moved with slight declines. Provisions softened while grain held modest losses amid frost risk warnings. Continued uncertainty surrounding supply and demand kept prices unsettled.
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Chicago
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Diet and health advice from the Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star discourages heavy meat consumption and urges balanced meals with vegetables or fruit three to four times weekly. It advises avoiding alcohol and cold drinks, staying hydrated with water, preferring lukewarm sponge baths, and maintaining exercise to support body function and elimination processes.
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The
Kansas City Star
Hot weather health tips urge calm and airflow
The piece cautions against overheating and extreme constriction of the body, advises using electric fans safely without direct blasts, and notes weight loss in heat is normal. It stresses following hot weather health guidance, with emphasis on staying calm and avoiding excitement.
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Kansas City
Central West
Son O
Phans
Resting Varicose Vein Advice From Medical Council
Douglas H. Stewart explains a method for varicose legs where a patient elevates the legs above the body while in bed. By lifting the feet high for five minutes and lowering slowly, the veins supposedly rest and the overall sleep becomes more restful after weeks of practice.
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Douglas H. Stewart
The
Medical Council
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San Antonio Hen Winners Shine in National Laying Contest
The event titled Lesas national erg laying contest conducted by A M College and Texas Agricultural Herl Tech Station awarded prizes to top hens from San Antonio. Awards celebrated best pen entries with standout individuals earning top marks inMediterranean themed classes and other categories.
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Firot ‘Lesas
A. & M. College
Texas Agricultural
Witte Jnghorta
San Antonio
Mediterrane
Sind
Bonds Conversion Threat Warned in National Law
Officials warn that converting four percent bonds of the Civil Liberty will trigger extensions under ex-national law, risking overburdening banks and the Treasury. The move could delay or prevent conversions, endangering bondholders and the regulatory framework while stressing public finances and bank liquidity nationwide.
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Treasury Department
Cotton market and money rates report from London and U S
In Liverpool Sept 2 updates show strong demand for cotton with trade mixed as 23 bales pass freight and prices quoted near 63 19 a ton. Market activity is limited by holiday and registration day whileLondon money rates hold around 2 percent with short bills and three months at 2 1/2 percent amid currency fluctuation.
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Dimatlee
New York
New Orleans
London
Provisions and Market Rates from Chicago and San Antonio
Market notes from Chicago and San Antonio list varied provisions and prices. The report shows items like bacon, oleomargarine, American cheese, and other staples with quoted per pound costs and related market figures. Price quotations include open and low ranges, reflecting the era's grocery market specifics.
Hogs and Cattle Trade Dims in Fort Worth Market News
Fort Worth market reports show hogs and cattle active and strong in regional trade with mixed quotes across regions. Receipts total 5,500 with hogs and cattle varying by category. prices range from 16 to 20 dollars for hogs and 11 to 17 dollars for cattle, while sheep and goats also swap steady or stronger bids in Chicago, Kansas City, and St. Louis.
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Fort Worth
St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas
Kansas City Louis
Cate
San Antonio
Tex
Capa
Wholesale Produce Prices From California Market Listing
A detailed wholesale price sheet lists fresh produce and groceries by category. Includes California apples, pears, peaches, citrus, dried fruits, canned goods, meats, fish, flours, grains, seeds, and related commodities with per unit and per hundredweight costs, packed by crate, box, or sack for buyers such as wholesalers and retailers.
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Entera Commission
Ashtoners
Atoe California
Aistacie
Ec Dagen
Helthom
Colaraia
California
Janev Anas
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Vertmn
Canova
Bartlett Pelte
Saliva as a Drug in Wound Care
The article discusses using saliva to treat wounds in dogs and humans, noting antiseptic-like properties and historical advice to spit on bites. Dr. Grevin suggests studying saliva components to improve antiseptic dressings, though he lacks laboratory resources.
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Grevin
Journal de Medicine de Bordeaux
Soldier Courage Wavers Under Illnesses At Front
Reports from Le sTrogres Medical describe soldiers who, after moments of brave service, became cowed and fled in fear. Court martials were not imposed. examinations linked fear to disease and nerve issues. Some recovered with rest and treatment and later regained distinction.
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LesTrogres
Joe’s Car Mystery Prompts Curious Headlines
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of phrases including Joe Doe and odd framing about a car. The readable bits hint at a personal or local note involving a vehicle with unclear context or outcome. No clear event, date, or organization is established in the legible text.
Seed Oats Onion Seed Latex Seed Co San Antonio Texas
New York dispatch notes Cotton goods and a vargs quiet with dress goods makers naming prices near government figures. Prices range 22 to 24 cents a yard with jobbers adding their markups. Manufacturers plan orders for about 90 days. Also mentions Turnenilan receipts and various price points across commodities.
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San Antonio
Texas
New York
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