Syndicate Opens Offices In City
Investors' Syndicate of Baltimore opens a branch in the First National Bank Building led by J L Mitchell and E H Winchell. Established in 1894 in Minneapolis, the firm claims to be the world's largest installment investment company with $27,000,000 in resources and 65 U S and Canadian branches. It offers a ten year accumulative installment certificate in increments of $1,000 with monthly payments from $6.30. Sales in 1928 totaled $77,000,090.
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Investors’ Syndicate
Baltimore
First National Bank
J. L. Mitchell
E. H. Winchell
Minneapolis
United States
Canada
Sinclair Chosen Company Director
Harry F. Sinclair, jailed in Washington for contempt of the Senate, was re elected a director of the Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation today by an overwhelming vote of stockholders in New York on May 15.
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New York
Harry F. Sinclair
Washington
Senate
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Playmakers Bring Anatole France Comedy to Harrisburg
Harrisburg tonight hosts a one act play by Anatole France from the Potomac Playmakers. The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife features a 19 member cast, special scenery, and is directed by Mrs. Philo Statton with staging by Mrs. Joseph W. Byron and Mrs. Leslia Manners. Cast includes Mrs. Victor Cushwa, Thomas H. Hardinge, Sidney Cushwa, John Miller, and Miss.
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Potomac
Community Theatre
Harrisburg
Anatole France
Philo Statton
Joseph W. Byron
Leslia Manners
Barrisburg
Women's Club
R. B. Norment
Byron
Manners
Harrisboro
Statton
Hagerstown
Penn Harris Hotel
Harrisburg Community Theatre
Moone's Emerald Oil Promise of Foot Pain Relief
A print ad offers Moone's Emerald Oil with an absolute guarantee of satisfaction or money back. It claims two to three applications ease intense throbbing foot pain and swelling within minutes and remove odor, praising a mixture of essential oils camphor and antiseptics sold by Wareham Drug Co., Cauffman Cut Rate Store, H. R. Rudy and other druggists.
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Moone
Wareham Drug Co
Cauffman
H. R. Rudy
Baltic port Kdynta opens partially to ships in 1927
The port of Kdynta in Poland, listed with individuals including Julia Claggett and Edwin Smead Jr, is noted as the newest Baltic port partially open to navigation since 1927. The passage names several persons and highlights its status as a Baltic access point.
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Julia Claggett
Anna Katherine Roulette
Edwin Smead, Jr
George Updegraff
FF. W. Cruickshanks
Brewer L. Stouffer
Nancy Norment
Betty
Dorothy Loy
Iris Faircloth
Cornelia Funkhouser
Mary McCoy Baker
Philip Staton
Edwin Smead
Kdynta
Poland
Baltic
High speed airplanes cut travel time between England and India
Plans for a nonstop air route with speeds around 100 cm miles per hour would shorten the journey by about eleven days. The proposal, backed by aviation authorities, aims to accelerate mail and passenger service between England and India within the empire.
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England
Try
India
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