Famine price fears spur cotton producers to cut output
Senator Smith and statisticians warn of a shrinking 10,529,000 bale crop as private estimates and a North Carolina meeting push a two days a week or one third time production Curtailment spreads through Almance and surrounding mills affecting about 6,000 spindles and thousands of workers.
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Art Boom Predicted as Europe’s Treasures Reach New York
An art world forecast suggests America will flood with European spoils as owners ship prized works to U S galleries before a tariff change. Curators, dealers, and collectors anticipate a surge in inventories, warehouses filling, and American buyers eager for European masterpieces, barring a financial disaster.
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Ban on Cuban Lottery Sparks Postal Official Action
Washington dispatch reports Post Office Department officials praising cooperation from Cuban authorities to curb lottery material. Cuban director and Postmaster General Hancock discuss enforcing laws. Havana to Washington exchanges warn against mailing lottery tickets and related circulars.
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2000 Yards French Tapestry For Recovering Furniture
A retailer advertises 2000 yards of French tapestry for furniture recovery. It features latest colorings and effects, width about 5.5 inches and priced at 350 dollars per yard. The note includes a garbled line about a special price and ST 68.
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Noisy Train Ride and a Child Thrown Out the Window
An exhausted train journey across a barren plain unsettles passengers. A mother struggles with her fretful baby as one man violently tosses the infant from a window, provoking shock and dismay among fellow travelers. The item then shifts to a note about Japanese visitors to a Worcester paper mill seeking cheap pulp for potential Japanese production. It ends with a brief anecdote about Jean Paul Laurens, a Toulouse-born painter, and a parable about his family fate.
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