British Outlook in Industry Far From Brilliant
New York May 22 Ambassador Sir Esme Howard told the American Iron and Steel Institute that Britain must expand markets in the United States to reduce its debt burden. He warned that without a sustained trade balance and renewed purchasing power in Europe, Britain cannot continue heavy U S buying and debt payments. He urged a firm peace in Europe and a sense of security through a Franco British Italian German Belgian pact to ensure lasting stability and restore world commerce.
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New York
Association Press
Great Britain
United States
Ee Po
Esme Howard
Iican Iron and Steel _ Institute
England
United Tes
Aeriel
America
Europe
Sir Esme
France
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Optical Society to Meet in Mobile
The Alabama Optical Society will meet in Mobile next year, announced by J. W. Stack after returning from the Birmingham session. Mobile members invited the meeting, backed by the Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Harry T. Hartwell, with about 100 delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Optical Society
Mobile
J. W. Stack
Birmingham
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Harry T. Hartwell
Two Sick Women Regain Health in Georgia Letters
Valdosta reader Mrs. L.O. R F D 4 Box 14 reports severe female weakness with pains and swelling. After four treatments of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she feels better and urges others to try the remedy as a tonic for run-down women.
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Valdosta
Georgia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. L.O. Er
R.F.D
Crossword Puzzle Word List From a Historic Page
Puzzle entry lists many clues and answers in horizontal and vertical sections. It includes multiple common and obscure terms such as to braid to assist rooms just below the roof instrumentations and many others likely from a dictionary themed crossword.
Heat Wave Blasts Eastern States Across Midwest
May 23 report shows a rapid May heat wave sweeping the central U S with Duluth holding cool as Omaha to Michigan records fall. Minneapolis and Fargo hit 99 while Chicago tied a May day record at 94 and Danville Illinois reached 103 degrees amid forecasts of cooler weather and thundershowers.
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Chicago
Ill
Associated Press
Mercury
Middle West
Duluth
Minn
Nebraska
Michigan
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Fairmont
Plains
Milwaukee
Danville
St. Marys Students Receive Diplomas
Rt. Rev. Edward P. Allen presided at St. Marys School graduation in the school auditorium. Diplomas were awarded to Corinne Leigh Mary Augusta Doody Rose Brady Edith Murphy Frances Leatherwood Louis Kearney and Catherine Cazalas. Rev Thomas J Eaton gave the address urging religious instruction in education and character formation. Sisters of Mercy run the school.
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Edward P. Allen
D. D
Mobile
St. Mary's School
Corinne Leigh
Mary Augusta Doody
Rose Brady
Edith Murphy
Frances Leatherwood
Louis Kearney
Catherine Cazalas
Thomas J. Eaton
St. Mary’s Church
Sisters of Mercy
St. Mary’s School
Weak yarn market hits Gaston county mills
Markets show continued weakness as Gaston county mills report light sales from small lot orders. Indications point to possible partial production curtailment to avoid stock buildup amid scarce long staple cotton and firm spot cotton prices affecting fine combed yarn costs.
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Gastonia
N. C
Associated Press
Gaston County
Broadcast Halted As Clemenceau Reports Propeller Loss
Radio broadcasts halted for about thirty minutes as the British steamer Clemenceau reported the loss of its port propeller while en route from Havre to Kao Lack. Naval authorities resumed voice traffic after ensuring ships at sea learned the vessel’s position and potential distress. The S O S message had just been received at the station. King James I is linked to a game anecdote traced to Queen Mary.
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New York
Associated Press
Clemenceau
Havre
Kaolack
Naval Communications
Ea Game of
Niet
London
James I
Queen Mary
Proposed Traffic Laws For County
County officials and representatives of the Automobile Club and local Chambers of Commerce outlined new traffic regulations at a meeting yesterday. They will be submitted to the board of revenue at its next session on Monday June 1. The group recommended prohibiting indefinite stopping of motor vehicles on the roads.
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Automobile Club
Chambers of Commerce
Board of Revenue
King Albert Faces Dilemmas After Vote in Belgium
Brussels May 23 Dissolution of parliament new elections or a cabinet formed outside parties. King Albert considers options after Premier Alloys van de Vyvere’s ministry fell to a lack of confidence in the deputies. A cabinet from Catholics Liberals and Socialists is under discussion.
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Brussels
Associated Press
Albert
Alloys van de Vyvere
Leonardis Elixir for the Blood Advertisement
The ad urges weight gain and treating underweight with LEONARDI S ELIXIR FOR THE BLOOD claiming it increases appetite and builds up the blood. It directs readers to buy from yellow pack druggists and Van Antwerps Drug Corp and all drug stores.
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Leonardi
Leonardis
van Antwerps Drug Corp
All Drug Stores
Legal Fishing Crackdown and Memorial Address at Spring Hill
Alabama game wardens enforce license laws in bay waters while nets and seines disturb Nigger Lake area. Clarence Herbert of New Orleans will eulogize the late Father Albert Wagner S J at Spring Hill College, recalling Wagner’s 18 years on the faculty and his Jesuit burial in New Orleans.
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Alabama
A. Z. Oberhaus
Nigger Lake
Clarence Herbert
New Orleans
Father Albert Wagner
Spring Hill College
Herbert
Father Wagner
Spring Hill
Coley- Blacksher School to Close in Vocation Alabama
The Coley Blacksher School for Boys and Girls at Vocation Alabama ends a record year as it prepares final exercises. Commencement sermons are planned for Sunday with Dr P B Wells delivering the sermon. Congressman John McDuffie will award diplomas at 7 30 Tuesday.
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Coley- Blacksher School For
Vocation
Ala
J. M. Shofner
P. B. Wells
Government Street Methodist Church
Mobile
Epworth League
John McDuffie
Prominent Pickens County Citizens Face Prohibition Warrants
Warrants charging violation of the federal prohibition law were sworn out in Greenville for four Pickens county figures including two officials. F Van Clayton county superintendent of education B B Laboon state constable Harvey Laboon and R E Bruce described as prominent business men were named. Quantities of whiskey were found in their quarters. Investments in street railway electric light and power and other public service ventures in the United States total about fifteen billion dollars equating to roughly 136 dollars per person.
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Greenville
D. C
Pickens County
Lloyd B. Grandy
Grandy
F. van Clayton
B. B. Laboon
Harvey Laboon
R. E. Bruce
Ee Street Railway
Electric Light and Power
United States
Bryan blasts modern education and religion clash in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio William Jennings Bryan told an audience that higher education yields intellectual ships without a rudder. He cited burglar arrests by graduates and a Chicago trial of two college students for a savage crime. He urged a fusion of intellect with spirituality and condemned atheistic claims.
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Columbus
Associated Press
William Jennings Bryan
Massachusetts
Chicago
Bryan
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Fatality in Dallas jail assault during mob action
Dwight Stewart died after being shot during a mob attempt to seize Frank and Lorenzo Noel from Dallas county jail. Five men were wounded. the others are recovering. Authorities deem further mob action unlikely as the Noels face murder and criminal assault charges.
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Dallas
Tex
Associated Press
Dwight Stewart
Frank
Lorenzo Noel
Stewart
Walther League Holds Regional Meeting at Grace Church
A regional Walther League gathering is being held at Grace Lutheran Church with visiting delegates from Pensacola, the Mississippi coast, and southern Alabama. Edward Konatanzer presides as the meeting runs through Sunday.
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Walther League of the Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Edward Konatanzer
Pensacola
Mississippi
Alabama
Changes Planned at Federal Building
Alterations on the first floor of the federal building will start soon, announced by A. R. Noble collector of customs and custodian. Plans are complete and bids will be invited in the next several days as the project aims to divide the space.
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Federal Building
A. R. Noble
Cigarette Tax Average Cents Per Pack Noted
An average shows six cents for every 15 cigarettes. The line item highlights tobacco pricing and tax convention in the period.
Perfume Minature Purses and Personal Care Items Ad
A vintage advertisement lists tiny perfume miniatures, cold cream, hair tonic, eye antiseptic and eye bath, plus a Symbol fountain syringe and rubber tubing set. Items include Rexall Cold Cream 59c, 50c, Harmony Quinine Hair Tonic 39c, and Klenzo Bath Spray. Prices shown for household personal care products.
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U. S
Optical Society
Lydia E. Peta
Battle Creek
Amelie Gag Aban
Cleveland
Pinken
Easure
Laer
Hes
God
Aurora
Norway
Sun God
ST. Mary’s
Carolina
Buffalo
Chicago Aerele
Galveston
Ers
M. M. Carney
Steelcote Mig.° Co
St. Louis
Dauphin Street
Bell
City and Depot
H. C. Geron
City Pass
Walther League
Dauphin and
Joachim
Jergen
Coty
Dorin
Pinaud
Watkin
Albright
Liggett’s
Brooklyn Club
Vick’s
Mellen’s
Pinkham
Fletcher's
Equibb’s
Lyon's
Seotnene
Ane
Cara Nome
Jonteeel
Juneve
Dazira
Rexall
Enrinkar
Natente —Universal Foywert
Ahaucetincsen S
Yade
Peeve Eewar
Hallcroft Bond
Dime Messenger
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