Farmers Needed for National Prosperity and Bank Aid
An article from June 21 argues farming must stay profitable to sustain American industry. It cites Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board noting low agricultural mood, price drops, and the need for low discount rates and broader bank credit to help farmers produce and market crops profitably. Bankers are urged to respond with liberal aid to keep farming viable.
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Washington
W. P
G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Vy Bankpre
Brunswick Plans Reunion Celebration For July Fourth
Plans outline a Brunswick homecoming event on July 4 and 5 featuring a civic and fraternal parade, park speeches by out-of-town speakers, and dancing with fireworks at night.
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Brunswick
Germany's beer strong again despite Volstead era limits
Berlin reports Germany lifts beer strength to 13 percent for domestic use while export stays restricted. The change lets one quarter of production reach higher alcohol content, reflecting postwar shifts in beer policy. Meanwhile Lassen Peak near Redding, California, has erupted about 600 times in the last eight years per local observers and USGS studies.
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Frank E. Mason
International Neway Service
Berlin
America
Great Volstead Desert
Germany
Lassen
International News
Redding
Cal
Lassen Peak
J. 8. Diller
United States Geological Survey
Canada
Price Decline Ref lects Demand Not Price
Pennsylvania crude oil has fallen to 2.50 a barrel, the lowest in over five years, as demand remains weak outside gasoline. Local refiners report aggressive price cuts to move oversupplied stocks, with no profits and concern over supply connections. Some optimism cites potential revival and reduced production. Western crudes entered the market with increased output, but demand remains the dominant factor shaping prices.
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Samuel Rosenthal
International News Service
Ol City
Pennsylvania
Oils Refined from Pennsylvania Hit Eastern Markets
Grades refined from Pennsylvania oils are laid down at eastern points at a price that makes them formidable competitors with the Eastern grades. The move signals strong pricing and market pressure as the refined products compete across regional refining centers.
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Pennsylvania
Harding Not to See Fight in July Prize Ring
Rumor swirled that President Harding might attend the Dempsey Carpentier prizefight in Jersey City on July 2 while visiting Senator Frelinghuysen at Raritan New Jersey. The White House dismissed the idea, noting the President has never attended a prizefight and is content with that record.
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Washington
Harding
Jersey City
Frelinghuysen
Raritan
N. J
White House
These Shoes Are Comfortable and the Cantilever Promise
A customer tries Cantilever Shoes and reports comfort after a few steps, noting the importance of foot shape. The ad argues most shoes force feet into rigid lasts, causing foot trouble, and claims Cantilever prioritizes natural foot shape with style as a bonus.
Markets by Wireless for Baltimore County Farmers
United States Agricultural Department agent E. McLean of Baltimore County plans wireless market reports for farmers. He will arrange for any community with a wireless receiver to receive the reports, and others may telephone the receiver for crop market information. McLean already sends weather forecasts by telephone to farmers.
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E. McLean
United States Agricultural Department
Baltimore County
McLean
Motion Pictures Reverse Life Riles of Players
In filmland, Charles Ray rose from city roots to fame for rough roles in Peaceful Valley. Harry Myers, cast as a city youth, grew up on a farm. Ray stars in the new First National Production, to be shown at the Palace Theatre tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Charles Ray
Harry Myers
Ray
Palace Theatre
Instant action wash touted for eye relief in Hagerstown
Lavoptik wash advertised with witch hazel camphor and hydrautia claiming instant action for inflamed watery eyes. A customer reports bright clear eyes after brief use and five applications allegedly produced great benefit. Local druggist David P. Sichindel at 47 South Potomac cited. Also mentions a pirate named William Patterson founding a bank in England in 1694.
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David P. Sichindel
South Potomac
Alice Lake Stars In The Greater Claim At Academy
Alice Lake headlines The Greater Claim at the Academy for two days, playing Mary Smith in a tale of kidnapping, Broadway revenge, and reconciliation. The piece features a new production staff aside from the cameraman, with Agnes Ayres co starring and Frank Ureon making his directorial debut on Wallace Reid’s Love Special shown at Colonial next Wednesday.
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Alice Lake
Academy
Mary Smith
Chuck” Everard
Mary
Solomon
Wallace Reid
Paramount
Frank Ureon
Colonial Theatre
Agnes Ayres
Weet the Rio Grande Photodrama At Palace Theatre
Audiences tonight at Palace Theatre will see Weet the Rio Grande a fast moving photodrama featuring Allene Ray and Harry McLaughlin. The film blends thrills and light comedy as McLaughlin performs a suspenseful stunt shot and a rodeo scene.
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Gage
Palace Theatre
Rio Grande
Pen & Tex
O'Reilly
O. Heary
Robin H. ‘Towa
Ley
Allene Ray
Shadowland
Classic
Motion Picture
Harry McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Ike
Stépa
Tom
Helen Jerome Eddy in greatest role in One Man in a Million
Critics say Helen Jerome Eddy delivers the crowning performance as Florina in George Beban's latest vehicle One Man in a Million Robertson-Cole super special release shown at the Academy beginning today Eddy, one of the screen's most sought after actresses, headlines the cast.
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Helen Jerome Eddy
Florina
George Beban
Robertson-Cole
Academy
Miss Eddy
Vera Gordon Leads Fashion Displays in The Greatest Love
Vera Gordon stars as the mother in The Greatest Love at the Colonial theatre with Fatimé Shelton and Ray Dean modeling Parisian gowns. The film blends fashion show elements with life on Riverside and East Side motherly transformation, promising pathos, humor, and dramatic moments until the final scene.
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Btar
Lewis J. Selznick
Nick
Colonial Theatre
Vera’ Gordon
Fatimé Shelton
Ray Dean
East Side
Riverside
Vera Oace
Ashar University at Cairo Claims World’s Oldest Status
The report asserts Ashar University in Cairo, Egypt as the world’s oldest university, tracing its founding to 988. The claim places Ashar among the earliest higher education institutions, highlighting its enduring historic status.
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Ashar University
Cairo
Egypt
Bible Cantilever Shoes Promote Comfort and Health
You will enjoy Bibles Cantilever Shoes for their looks natural style and comfortable fit. The flexible arch enables easier walking and less fatigue while standing and supports healthier feet. Switch to DIKLE'S Cantilever Shoes to remove weight on the midfoot.
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Bible
Dikle
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