Embargo on Tropical Fruits Hits Tampa Spanish Community
Summer heat brings a federal embargo on soursop tamarind and mango imports, eliminating popular iced drinks at Ybor City and West Tampa cafes. The ban targets Cuban soursop in champola de guanabana and other fruit ices, affecting Tampa’s Latin population while Florida growers benefit and local fruit production shifts.
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Tampa
Ybor City
West Tampa
Florida
Mentho Sulphur Cream Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Advertises Mentho Sulphur cream claiming rapid relief for irritated eczema and skin eruptions. It asserts itching stops on first use and full clearing after two to three applications, noting sulfur fights parasites. Mentho Sulphur said to heal eczema and is available at drug stores. Also mentions a weekday religious school in Malden Mass run with Boston University aid.
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Boston University School of Religious Education
Malden
Mass
Citizens' Military Training Camps draw high school and college students
Ninety percent of enrollees are top students from high schools and colleges. Camps at McClellan Fort Bragg and Barrancas are citizenship programs, not just military training. Florida leads in enrollment relative to white population, and officials vet entrants to keep camps from disruptive youths. Further details available through the Civilian Aide to the Secretary of War, Florida, Gainesville.
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B. C. Riley
State of Florida
Gainesville
Florida
New York Papers Laud Florida As Summer Resort
Florida promotional efforts gain traction as New York Evening Post features Florida under a summer resort banner. Stories from Fort Lauderdale and coast wind through the issue highlighting Florida heat relief, fishing, and coastal breezes.
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New York
Florida
Jacksonville
New York Evening Post
Evening Post
F. C. Groover
Florida Development Board
Fort Lauderdale
The
Post
Hamilton M. Wright
New York City
Wright to Send Son and Photographer for Florida Stories
Following correspondence between Mr Wright and A A Court secretary of the Florida Development Board, Wright plans to send his son with an expert photographer to Florida to develop feature stories for sale when the board's 400000 dollar national advertising campaign starts early next fall.
Malaga appeals for American trade school aid
An appeal from Malaga Spain reaches the U S Bureau of Education to aid in establishing trade schools. City leaders plan a school training boys in carpentry electricity mechanics railway work plumbing bricklaying road building and contractors with some classes for girls. They seek American equipment catalogs and building plans to model the Malaga school after U S trade schools.
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Reau
Harold L. Smith
Malaga
United States
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