Trade with distant lands triples in decade says bank study
New York data from the National City Bank reports U S trade with 20 western Pacific and Asian nations surged since 1913. Imports rose from 314 million to about 1.0 billion in 1924, exports to the region tripled, and total trade reached around 1.2 billion, led by manufactured goods and American merchandise.
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Trade growth to distant markets shifts goods to Asia
The article notes manufacturing materials from the orient and India, listing rubber, tin, jute, hemp, wool, hides and silk as chief imports. It cites populations in China India Japan and the Dutch Indies and explains the vast distances goods travel to reach the Dutch East Indies, Siam, Japan, and the Straits Settlements.
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Vienna's Dragon Crepe Duo Shakes Sweets Scene
In a bustling Viennese cafe, the Faconni dragon crepe and a Russian crepe named Kanoline rise as new crowd favorites. Patrons savor unique folds, with rich fillings and playful presentation drawing keen attention from locals and visitors alike. A fusion trend signals regional pastry innovation.
Kelloggs Bran Said To Cure Three Years Of Constipation
A Kellogg company letter praises Kellogg s Bran claiming three years of constipation relief after two months of use. The note describes all bran as essential to cleansing and regular digestion and asserts the product works naturally with a nutlike flavor and flexible consumption methods.
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