Panama Revolution and the Ten Million Dollar Gift
The Panama revolt was planned by local business interests and bribery rather than popular uprising. The United States recognized Panama soon after. Panama received ten million dollars from the U S for canal zone rights, while leaders avoided military pomp and avoided building an army.
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Panama
United States
Colon
Pallatinn
Colombia
Pandaia
Cojeo
Washington
Panama City
Panam
Tts
Canal Zone
Panama's Ambitious Nation Builds Theater and Institute
A Panama article notes public funds expanding a national palace theater and a planned national institute with a university faculty drawn from Europe. It praises educational reform, industrial schools, and local crafts while criticizing lack of public buildings and army militarism. The piece highlights Panama City's cultural ambitions amid post revolution governance and economic growth.
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Outeet Patuma Wan
Pansme
Dona Woras
Tiem
National Institute
Europe
Panama
Republic
Ecuador
Panama City
Chirign
Choo
Republic of Panama
Ay University
Resinol Helps Man Clear Pimples After Years of Trouble
Philadelphia, Oct 27, 191% Albert Greenburg reports suffering pimples for three years on face and neck. After trying many creams, he saw instant relief with Resinol Soap and Ointment, using two jars to achieve a clear face. Resinol has long been a doctor’s prescription and home remedy for itching skin eruptions and rough hands, available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Albert Greenburg
Rankford Ave
Buying for the Home Ad Language Sparks Shopper Signcity
A fragmented line suggests a discussion on home buying and the influence of store ads. The text hints that housewives treat advertising with attention equal to money value, noting strong store promotions and consumer interest in household goods.
Weston Notes Ex-Title Alarm and Local News
Weston December report covers a misleading fire scare after a Sunday electical storm near William Hedwick on Lower Center Street. Also noted are visits by Rev. W. H. Art of the West Virginia Annual Conference, Sutton businessman Lee Gorell passing through for Baltimore treatment, and J. G. Byard’s legal status and a Monongahela Valley Car Company shelter project near stopping prices.
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Weston
Toe Telty
William Hedwick
iCehter Street
Itwig
Orthington
West Virginia
Methodist Protestant Church
Lee Gorell
Sutton
Baltimore
Gortell
Arnold
J.G. Byard
W. V. McCarty
Monongahela Valley Car Company
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Wills J. Abbott
Syndicate Publishing Co
New York
Severn
Sidpwalkd
Ack
Taver
Miro Williams
Gax
Stons Line
Tonbiline
Jex
Ftonbiline Company
Denton
Ohio
Waicine, Ne
Fage
the Merchants Sales Co
Main Street
Apollo
Merry Christmas
Whitman's
Reymer’s
Park and Tilford
Maillard Schocolates
Bon-Bons
Parcel Post
Apollo Candy Shop
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