Finnish naturalist Oxelund identified by radio in Norfolk
A nameless Finnish naturalist from Oxelund, Finland, speaking a nearly extinct Northern dialect, was identified after talking on WTAR radio. He said he joined the Riga crew during a voyage from Leningrad, later found wandering in Norfolk and jailed for vagrancy before immigration authorities arranged care and possible deportation.
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Norfolk
Wihout
Norfolk Immigration Office
Oxelund
Finland
Riga
Rellance Stattion Wtar
Frederick Falden
Rafin Broadcasting
Union Mission
Leningrad
St. Petersburg
America
Roumania
Japan
China
Pacific
Yokohama
Cape Charles
Rome
Vinklu
Rhineland
Germany
Dr. H. Heatsig
Liver Trouble Causes of Blood Pressure
Medical notice claims poisonous waste harms health and credits the liver as a purifier. It promotes a patent remedy Dioxel with purified ox gall tablets, purporting rapid toxin removal and health improvement, warning against counterfeit products.
American Telephone Sells Bond Issue for 126 Million
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company announced it sold a 126 million dollar issue of 35 year 5 percent gold debenture bonds to a banking group led by J P Morgan and Company. Proceeds will fund loans or acquisitions for associated companies and expand the Bell system. The public offering begins at 95 with yield above 5.30 percent.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
J.P. Morgan and Company
Bell Telephone System
J. P. Morgan and Company
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Kidder, Peabody and Company
First National Bank of New York
The
National City Company
Guaranty Company
Bankers’ Trust Company
Harris Forbes and Company
Lee Higginson and Company
Comparisin
Banking Group
Telephone company plans large stock offering and debt mix
A telephone system announces a major financing move in 1925 to support growth. After new debentures and stock totaling over 1.3 billion dollars, funded debt would stay under 400 million while capital stock exceeds 900 million. The firm reports strong earnings, a 43-year dividend record, and 9 percent payouts to about 347,000 stockholders.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States Steel Corporation
Ing
Peach Tree Increase Planned in Macon
In Macon Georgia officials announce plans to increase the number of peach trees despite reports that about half a million trees are doomed to decline. The action targets boosting fruit production and stabilizing local agriculture amid challenges.
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Macon
Simple Night Cough Remedy Promises Quick Sleep
An advertising pitch touts Dr King s New Discovery for Coughs as a simple nightly remedy. A teaspoonful held in the throat before bed allegedly soothes irritation and clears phlegm fast, with claims it helps bronchitis hoarseness and even children s spasmodic croup. available at druggists.
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Dr. King
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