Woman Advocates Internal Baths For Home Use
Utta May Allis of Kansas City writes to Tyrrell's Hygienic Institute praising the I B L Cascade internal bath. She says it relieves constipation indigestion stomach troubles and other ailments. Connel Drug Stores offer a free booklet with Dr Chas A Tyrrell's experiences and the operation details urging readers to obtain the book promptly.
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Wass Utta May Allis
Cenwl Street
Kansas City
Tyrrell
Hygienic Institute
Connel Drug Stores
S. Eleatade
Chas A Tyrrell
New York
Riggs Bank Remodeling Begins As New Brightwood Bank Planned
Remodeling of the Riggs National Bank building will start within a week with additions costing several hundred thousand dollars. The west annex will be removed, a five story addition built, a shared lobby across the first floor, a new vault, rest rooms, a lunch room, and a nurse’s room planned. A separate Brightwood bank is being organized near Georgia and Colorado avenues with Charles Ray of Barber and Ross as president in what will be a $100000 capital operation plus surplus and fixtures.
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Riggs National Bank
Milton E. Ailes
Savings Department
Alles
Robert V. Fleming
A. P. Clark, Jr
New York
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Riggs
Brightwood
Georgia
Colorado Avenues
Charles Ray
Barber & Ross
Brightwood Citizens Association
C. E
Benedict
T. Anderson
Victor B. Deyber
Crucible Steel Board Decides No Common Dividend
New York March 1 Directors of the Crucible Steel Company decided not to declare a dividend on common stock due to the prolonged low mood in the steel market and uncertainty of when conditions will normalize. A stockholders’ statement notes a $24,032,121 surplus as of March 1 1922 that could fund dividends on preferred stock but should not be reduced now. The board believes dividend payments on common stock may resume soon.
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New York
Crucible Steel Company
Tide Water Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
London market review and financial updates March 16
London stock market held a steady tone amid scarce business and political uncertainty. British funds fell while foreign bonds were inactive. home rails wobbled. dollar rails fell. Mexican Eagles and Shells quoted. oil soft then firmer. money conditions eased. exchange rates cited. Tide Water Oil withheld dividend policy due to trade conditions amid a $2.02 million loss.
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London
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Lombard Street
New York
Paris
Berlin
the Public Ledger Co
Pepper Urges Unity at Pennsylvania Society Reception
Senator George Wharton Pepper spoke at the Willard reception for the Pennsylvania Society, saying Pennsylvania must avoid sectionalism and creed versus creed. He recalled his 53 years and warned against forces that would divide the nation. Col R C Davis introduced guests including Mrs Mary Roberts Rinehart and Representative Clyde Kelly presided, with harp selections by Mrs Quhythe Marmion Brosius.
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Pepper
Pennsylvania Society
George’ Wharton Pepper
Willard
Washington
Pennsylvania
R. C. Davis
Senator Pepper
Mary ‘Roberts Rinehart
J. DeWitt Talmage
John Crayke Simpson
M. Clyde Kelly
Louis T. McFadden
Samuel A. Kendall
Robinson Downey
Harry Brown
Virginia White Speel
Clyde Kelly
Quhythe Marmion Brosius
Cosmopolitan Club Forms Civic Council Committee
President Philip Buettner of the Cosmopolitan club named Martin A. Leese James Colnfiower and W G Galliher to form a civic council committee meeting with similar groups after a Kiwanis club suggestion. They met at the Franklin Square hotel and will hold future meetings there as plans proceed to establish other Cosmopolitan clubs in adjoining states.
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Kiwanis Club
Civic Council of Clubs
Philip Buettner
Cosmopolitan Club
Martin A. Leese
James Colnfiower
W. G. Galliher
Franklin Square
Passenger Traffic Drops 20 Percent on Class I Rails in 1921
Reported to the Interstate Commerce Commission, 1921 passenger traffic on Class I railroads fell 20 percent from 1920. Passenger miles totaled 37.33 billion in 1921 compared with 46.84 billion in 1920, and passenger fare revenues were 1.153 billion dollars, down 13.67 million from the prior year.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Favors Limit to Radio Activity of Amateurs
Government amateur radio committee recommends allocating 42 wave lengths from 150 to 275 meters to amateur wireless operators. The field would be subdivided by class and regulated by law with self policing via elected deputy radio inspectors under the Federal radio inspector in each district.
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Government Radio” Conference
Department of Commerce
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My Old Kentucky Home
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Peerless Quartet
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