Clark outlines Latin American trade focus after war
Speaker Champ Clark told the Southern commercial congress that Central and South America will be the primary hunting grounds for postwar trade. He warned Germany’s loss of raw materials may shrink foreign markets and urged the U S to expand Latin American exchange to gain the lion’s share of the region’s trade. He also pressed for freedom of the seas and expressed confidence in President Wilson at Versailles.
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Baltimore
Central
South America
Champ Clark
Southern Commercial Congress
Clark
Germany
Pirituin
Latin America
Winon
Woman mayor three times record in Glossop
Mrs. Hy Partington has been elected mayor of Glossop for the third time. She was first elected to succeed her husband, marking a notable political career in the town.
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N. Eba
London
Hy Partington
Glossop
Wanda Hawley
Bryant Washburn
Seattle
Miss Hawley
University of Washington
California
Wanda Petiit
Mrs. Hawley
Home cough syrup recipe advertised with pine extract
The ad promotes a cheap homemade cough syrup using pine extract and sugar or syrup as a remedy claiming rapid relief within 24 hours. It suggests asking for Pinex and warns against alternative products. Also mentions Fatty Arbuckle film showings and theater listings with multiple titles and stars.
Women gain equal membership in auditors society
London war era gains for women in numbers work as the Society of Incorporated Auditors and Accountants approves admission of women on par with men. Bank manager notes one third of wartime entrant women unsuitable, another third mediocre, while the remaining third are real winners and indispensable after the war.
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London
Marly
Society of Incorporated Auditors and Accountants
Village for Belgian Refugees Near Havre
A miniature Belgian town is rising on Havre hillsides for Belgian refugees. The American Red Cross is erecting four room cottages with paved streets electric lights and modern water and sewage. Refugee selection will target the neediest in France. Paris police captured two bandits in stolen American uniforms after a bank robbery of 10 000 dollars.
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Havre
France
Paris
Bergeron credits Tanlac with saving job and health
Tacoma worker Modeat Bergeron says a year of rheumatic pain stomach distress and exhaustion ended after taking Tanlac. He reports improved appetite sleep and strength gaining ten pounds and returning to work at Foundation Shipyards. Tanlac sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a special representative.
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Tanlac
Modeat
Taniac
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Best Quality Gold Filled Lockets and Chains Ad
Haynes promotes high quality gold filled lockets and chains at its shop near Lib erty Theatre, inviting buyers to visit the store for selection and value.
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Haynes
Liberty Theatre
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