Panama Canal to Steer Cotton Exports Says Japan
Honorary president John M. Parker warns the Panama Canal will alter cotton trade, urging manufacturers to meet South American wants. He notes Japan’s rapid cotton industry growth, its rising spindles, and rising import needs, predicting Japan will gain direct access to Gulf ports and become a major textile power.
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John M. Parker
Southern Commercial Congress
Panama’ Canal
The
Cotton Gazette
Liverpool
Japan
Kingdom of the Rising Sun
England
Osaka
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Switzerland
Panama Canal
Best Home Cough Remedy With Pinex and Sugar Syrup
Plain syrup of granulated sugar and warm water is mixed then 2 ounces of Pinex added in a pint bottle to yield a family cough remedy. A teaspoonful every one to three hours. Claims fast relief and benefits for bronchial issues with a money back guarantee. FT Wayne Indiana company name mentioned.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft, Wayne
Ind
Panama canal opens vast field for American manufacturers
An expansive call urging U S manufacturers to seize opportunities in South America via the Panama Canal. Emphasizes competition from Japanese and Chinese labor, the need for proper packing, and expanding cotton goods shipments to Colombia Ecuador Peru Bolivia Chile and western Argentina. John Barrett of the Pan American Union praised as a proponent of mutual prosperity.
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China
Far East
Panama Canal
Pacific
Central and
South America
Colombia
Secuador
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Argentina
Cape Horn
John Barrett
Pan- American Union
North
United States
Nostril Ease Balm Claims Quick Relief
A nostril balm named Ely's Dream promises fast relief from clogged nostrils and inflamed air passages. It claims to open stuffed noses, dissolve discharge, and soothe irritation by heating and penetrating the nasal membrane for immediate breathing relief.
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Ely
Drawing Together of the Nations at Southern Congress
R V Taylor of Mobile and Ohio spoke at the Southern Commercial Congress on transportation’s role in unifying nations. He noted the president’s absence and praised the congress for strengthening lines of communication across the Western hemisphere, highlighting the American Railway System’s formation and national solidarity.
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Southern Commercial Congress
R. V. Taylor
Mobile and Ohio
W. W. Finley
Taylor
Mobile and Railroad Company
Southern Railway System
Finley
United States
Mive
Santercourge
Louisville
Nashville
Mobile
Ohio
New York
California
Chicago
Washington
Montgomery
Western Hemisphere
United States of America
Mexico
Central
South America
Greater
Lesser Antilles
Cuba
Havana
Uruguay
Argentine Republic
Montevideo
Buenos Aires
Paris
Rosario
River Platte
Thisineak
Hemisphere
Panama Canal
Belt of Orion
Mother Shipton
John T. Morgan
Mobile Bay
Bankers discuss income tax law and world trade shifts
At the Investment Bankers Association of America convention in Chicago, Oct 28, bankers from across the U S discuss pending income tax changes, currency legislation, and tariff moves. Speakers highlight Mobile port growth, Latin American trade links, Panama Canal impact, and broader global commerce prospects.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
World unity through transport links, Wilson era musings
A New Deal era column reflects on global solidarity sparked by steamship and rail, linking nations from Tokyo to New York. It notes Felix Diaz seeking refuge in Vera Cruz and envisions a world where transportation binds peoples, making wars less likely and mankind move toward shared understanding.
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Earth
United States
Hemisphere
Tokio
Pekin
Berlin
Paris
London
New York
Mobile
Alabama
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Ad
Promotes Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as a reliable surgical dressing that relieves pain and heals wounds at once. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes. Advertisement.
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Porter
Distinguished Men Are Coming to Alabama Good Roads Session
The Alabama Good Roads Association prepares for its seventeenth annual meeting in Mobile from November 20 to 22. Invitations have drawn distinguished guests from across the United States and foreign governments, with delegates named by several governors and invitations sent to Central American and Caribbean nations.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Good Roads Association
Mobile
United States
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama
Honduras
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panaga
Jamaica
Haiti
John Craft
Chamber of Commerce
California Syrup of Figs as a Child Laxative
The ad explains California Syrup of Figs as a safe pleasant tasting laxative for children. It claims the syrup cleanses the stomach liver and bowels and restores a well playful child after issues like fever irritability sour stomach or upset bowels. It urges mothers to use it for cold throat ache diarrhea indigestion and for gentle stomach cleansing as a first treatment.
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California
Sa. A
Man ashamed after starting family row movement
A commentator notes that a man who initiates domestic trouble is not to be praised. If he feels remorse for his actions, there may be hope for personal change and accountability.
Montgomery Welcomes President Wilson on Stop
Thousands in Montgomery greeted President Wilson as his train paused at the station en route to Washington. He did not speak due to hoarseness but nodded to the crowd from his car. a twenty one gun salute by the Fourth infantry marked the welcome.
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Montgomery
Ala
Wilson
Washington
Montgomerians
Fourth Infantry Regiment
Business Men’s League
Hackett Stars In The Grain of Dust At Lyric Theatre
James K Hackett heads a strong Lyric cast in The Grain of Dust a dramatic adaptation praised for its gripping power The Bishop's Candlesticks convicts and supporting players David K Higgins Redfield Clarke Roland Buckstage Jane Burley and Marion Whitney deliver notable performances amid a bustling crowd lingering past midnight
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Hackett
Lyric Theatre
Lyric
Mr. Hackett
Hugo
Valjean
Louis Evan Shipman
Phillips
David K. Higgins
Billy Tetlow
Redfield Clarke
Isaac Burroughs
Roland Buckstage
Timson
Jane Burley
Marion Whitney
Bankers and the Farmers at Dry Farming Congress
Delegates at the eighth International Dry Farming Congress in Tulsa listen to talks on plowing by power underground silos and irrigation. Col. Fred A. Farnsworth outlines banker farmer cooperation while George A. Neely and John T. Woodruff discuss credit and business aspects of farming.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Oklo
Frank S. Harris
School of Agricultural Engineering
C. Av. Ocock
Peoria
Ill
L. W. Chase
Nebraska
Hutchinson
Kan
National Farmers’ Credit and Loan Associations
John T. Woodruff
Springfield
Convict Injured In Runaway Accident
Albert Fauntleroy serving three months on a county road for petit larceny was injured Monday afternoon when a runaway team he was driving caused his wagon to overturn. He was brought to the city hospital in serious condition.
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Albert Fauntleroy
Fauntleroy
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