Chilean official to lead mission for trade with Canada
Santiago April 6 Chile appoints Alberto Yo grown Varas former minister to Mexico as head of a government mission to Canada to study expanding commercial exchanges. A note mentions the Japanese cypress growing for ten years to about the size of a golf ball.
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Canada
Santiago
Alberto Yoeucham Varas
Mexico
Eail
Sion
Simmons Metal Beds and Period Designs for Better Sleep
Five minutes at the Simmons dealer reveals why these metal beds are welcomed nationwide. Made of metal throughout and sanitary, with period designs that are eye catching and relaxing. The Touraine is among exquisite designs, available in Ivory White, decorative colors, or hardwood effects. Features include square steel tubing and pressed steel corner locks for firmness and quiet. Free sleep booklets and medical journal endorsements await.
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Simmons
America
Mother Seizes Baby Born to Nurse in Twist of Fate
In Terre Haute Indiana a three week old girl, born to Anna Feucher, was taken by nurse Mrs George Carpenter and registered as Virginia Ann Carpenter. The Carpenters confessed the child was not theirs and the baby was left at St Anthony’s hospital. Feucher seeks custody while lawyers volunteer to aid her in a public dispute over the infant Dorothy May.
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Terre Haute
Ind
George C. Carpenter
Anna Feuchter
Edgar Feuchter
Mia Feuchter
Dorothy May
Virginia Ann Carpenter
Doctors Prescribe Liquor in Paris
Oysters are among the most frequent typhoid cases, says Professors Courtes Suffit and Bourgeois in a report to the Academy of Medicine. They warn against oysters eaten with water alone and urge brandy or another alcoholic drink immediately after meals containing shellfish.
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Paris
Courtes
Suffit
Bourgeois
Academy of Medicine
Catholic Educator to Lecture Tonight at Cathedral Hall
Dr. John A. Lapp, educator and author of note, speaks at Cathedral Hall Marionest and Terry at 8 p.m. Tuesday. He serves as director of the social action department of the National Catholic Welfare Council and is editor of the Political Science Review.
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Cathedral Hall
Marionest
Terry
Seattle
National Catholic Welfare Council
Lapp
Political Science Review
Bomb injures three and damages former alderman home
Three persons were injured and the home of former Alderman Oscar De Priest in Chicago was badly damaged by an early morning bomb. De Priest said he had received threatening letters recently due to renting his South Side apartments to negroes.
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Chicago
Oscar de Priest
de Priest
South Side
School Board Passes March Teachers Pay Roll
The teachers' pay roll for March totaling 351000 was passed by the school board at a special meeting. An executive session discussed methods to reduce the budget by one million dollars.
Order County Motors Undersell Milk Prices
County commissioners ordered the county farm to stop underselling the surplus milk. The farm has been selling at 8 to 10 cents a quart while the market price ranges from 12 to 15 cents.
Advertisement hoists bakery pastry lure for RoLdts French treats
Ad copy promises Roldt's eight French pastries with a playful call to buy. It presents a casual, humorous tone typical of a local shopper’s ad. The fragment suggests a food shop offering variety and novelty pastries to entice customers.
Smart Spring Suits Debut at55 Dollars
A splendid assortment of smart spring suits features box coats semi-tailored and ripple effects. Navy tricotine fabric with bead embroidery and braids. Sizes range from 16 to 44.
E Men's Section Cleans Stock with Discounted Suit Cases
The E Men's Section reduces a portion of regular stock offering 45 leather fiber black enameled and composition suit cases and traveling bags. Some items are slightly damaged and shop worn from display.
Interior Alaska on Way to Prosperity
Martin A. Pinska veteran Fairbanks merchant says Interior Alaska is on the road to steady development. He arrives on the Admiral Watson on Sunday and heads to the Atlantic coast for a buying trip, returning in June. A French scientist notes intense hatred for the color blue.
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Interior
Alaska
Martin A. Pinska
Fairbanks
Admiral Watson
Atlantic
Mrs McWhorter to Address a Meeting at St James
Mrs Mary McWhorter of Chicago national president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will address a meeting at St James cathedral hall Wednesday evening. She has just returned from a tour of Rome France and Ireland. The eiderduck builds its nest of its own down.
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