World trade values rise through 1924 despite war legacy
A Trade Record from the National City Bank of New York gauges world commerce, noting 1924 world international trade around 53 billion dollars, with 30 principal trading nations contributing most of the totals. It traces long term shifts from 1800 through 1924, highlighting higher prices and revised valuation practices. The report cautions that true value is roughly half of reported exports plus imports, and that import valuations often exceed export records due to pricing and tax considerations.
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New York
National Clay Bank of
Department of Commerce
United States
Canada
Cuba
Europe
Great Britain
France
Germany
Arient
Japan
India
Australia
New Zealand
Egypt
South African Union
Africa
Altho
Cigarettes Find Favor With Italian Smilers
Rome reports Italian cigarettes and tobacco now on sale in all markets worldwide while consumption and sale in Italy expand. The note marks global availability and domestic interest in tobacco products amid market activity.
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Rome
Italy
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound No Cure Is Equal
Letter from Hf Webb of Quincy Ti says he coughed greatly at night and tried many remedies before finding Foley's Honey and Tar Compound effective. He reports his cough was relieved and he slept restfully all night. The note promotes the product as a top selling cough medicine with no alcohol and urges substitutes be avoided.
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Hf. W. Webb
Quincy
FOLEY
Seling
Orin Burrows Dies at Hospital After 10 Weeks Illness
Orin Thurrows died at 2 a.m. in Larfort hospital after a 10 week illness from heart disease. He was born in Wayette county G4 range. He is survived by his wife, one daughter Mrs. Alfred Sorensen, and sons Clinton Kansas City Mo and lande Washington. Coffman notes missing details.
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Ceili Falls
Orin Thurrows
Larfort Hospital
Flet
Wayette County
Durlal
West Eate
Daugher
Alfred Sorensen
Clinton
Kansie City
Andlande
Washingston
Alyron Collin
iHiel
Moud
Doris
College Hospital
Hichmond
Coffman
Presbyteria Congregational Meeting and Local Notices
Presbyteria church will hold its annual meeting on April at the church with a picnic supper at 6730. Two elders trustees and officers will be elected and annual reports of societies will be given. A prayer service and worship follow. Infant death of Ralph Moore on Monday precedes services at Rome at 2530. Several local residents visit and travel between Waterloo and Cedar Rapids.
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Presbyterhia Congregational
da Barts Clay
Met Presbyteriga
Mir
Ralph Moore
Sire
Rome
JR. E. Kerney
Westview Cemetery
Italy Tobacco Monopoly Shifts as Cigarette Demand Rises
A government report notes home produced smoking articles rise sharply while Italians abandon cigars for cigarettes. Authorities observe a 40 percent increase in average smoker consumption since before World War I, with imported cigarettes costly benefiting the monopoly.
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Governiment Tobacco Monopoly
Italy
Ing
Waterloo Red Cross funds aid after Ohio tornado
Five hundred dollars was wired today to western headquarters of the American Red Cross at St Louis for relief of sufferers in the Ohio tornado and other states. Waterloo chapter officers regret they lacked reserve funds and call for early donations from individuals and organizations. Checks or cash may be left with Mrs G B Worthen, 4 M C building, or at the Courier office. donations acknowledged in the Courier.
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American Red Cross
St. Louis
H. B. Cropper
Waterloo
Red Cross
G. B. Worthen
Cropper
Joint Ease For Stiff Joints
Pharmacists say when other remedies fail Joint iBase will succeed for joint ailments. It limes up and penetrates sore inflamed rheumatic joints with quick results. Sixty cents a tube at Waingler Bros Co Robert Drug Co and druggists everywhere. Remember when Joint-Base gets in joint misery gets out quickly.
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Waingler Bros. Co
Robert Drug Co
Des Moines Briefs and Iowa News Snippets
State business stalled as reading bill blocked by Speaker Edeon while road and appropriation matters are settled. Tornado echoes in Council Bluffs, greenish skies cause fear before rain eases it. Des Moines reports 77 degrees. Onawa tragedy leaves Mrs Means dead and sister injured after car overturns. Oskaloosa high school wins final of Iowa nine debate tourney 3 to 0 over Davenport. Ed Briley, 60, charged with assault to commit murder after incident involving a brick and school bus windshield, endangering 22 children. Federal Judge George Scott expected in Council Bluffs over Knutson receivership and insurance policy issue. Davenport: Ruth Pometroy, 22, killed when car skids and overturns. Clavinx: Mrs Henry Higgins suffers ruptured eardrum blowing nose during cold. Rock Rapids: church fund pledges total 24720 for Church of Christ. Grapes thrive abroad in Plovdiv with American vines expanding. Ben Hur lodge to host card party tonight with refreshments.
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Des Moines
Tig Bibte
Edeon
Couicil Bluffs
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Reat
Fres Moines
Mercury
Onawa
Loren Means
Castana
Wynn Sammons
Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa High School
Davenport
Ed Briley
Rock Rapids
Church of Christ
Waterloo Sulphur Bath Parlor Phone 1717 New
Matilda Smith of 31934 East 4th Street Over Schu neman s Terminal Bidg Annex Waterloo Iowa operates Sulphur Beauty Baths and Sulphur Health Baths offerings at the Waterloo location with phone number 1717 New.
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Waterloo
Matilda Smith
East
4Th St
Schuneman’s
Iowa
Dirt Highways Near Waterloo Slippery Assume Chains
Waterloo area motorists warned all dirt roads are slippery and chains should be used. Bulletin details conditions on routes to Parkersburg Ackley Dubuque Vinton Charica City Traer Tama New Hampton and Gretee with notes on rough, fair, or passable sections and construction updates. Call Iowa State Motorists Association for more information.
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Waterloo
Iowa State Motorists’ Association
Parkersburg
Ackley
Dubuque
Vinton
Fale
le Porte City
Charica City
Fair
Traer
Tamalgood
Tama
New Hampton
Gretee
Iowa
Associaton
Russell-Lamson
Probe into Pastor Tarleton’s Past in Poisoning Death
An investigation into Rev. Robert G. Tarleton's life was opened to seek a motive after his Jan 29 death from poisoning. Vermillion chemists found poison in his stomach despite no heart disease. authorities note no known enemies and community regard.
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Hot Springs
M. D
Robert G. Tarleton
State University of Vermillion
Revoke Permit to Move House in Ontario Neb
City council revoked a permit granted a week earlier to Victor Kirklewski to move a house onto his lot after charges it had been stolen surfaced. The accusation was made by T Underwood special agent for the Burlington railroad.
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Ontario, Neb
Victor Kirklewski
Kirklewski
T. Underwood
Burlington Railroad
Advice to Weak Women promotes Dr Pierce's Prescription
An advertisement features Mrs L G Dunham praising Dr Pierce's Prescription for women’s health. It urges immediate use and mentions tablets or liquid sold by druggists. Readers can contact Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York for free medical advice and request a trial bottle by sending 10 cents.
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Christopher Yopeka
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
House moved after being sold and relocated from railroad land
A man recounts tracking a house that vanished overnight after being placed on land bought by the railroad. The tale appears amid Palestine growth notes and official Palestine immigration figures for the year ending December last, listing 11,861 Jews and other immigrants including 2,536 women and 3,443 children.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Census Shows Vienna Women Outnumber Men
Vienna census figures reveal 1,006,290 women and 862,033 men on January 1, 1828. The record highlights a female majority in the capital, reflecting demographic trends of the period.
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Vienna
Karnak Endorsed By Iowa Workers In Election Aid
Mason City readers are urged to try Karnak a medicine praised by A C Orr of Blason City foreman for Kinhart Transfer Storage Co. Orr credits Karnak with curing long stomach trouble and restoring appetite after months of pain sweden headaches and fatigue. He claims three bottles transformed his health and urges others to use Karnak as a remedy. Karnak is sold in Waterloo by J Miller Druggist and Robert Drug Co and by leading druggists in every town.
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Iowa
Karnak
A. C. Orr
Mme
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