Parking tests city shopping trends attract reforms
The piece discusses how retailers assist customers with cats and parking, noting garages, door delivery, and shuttle buses. It speculates on a shift away from centralized shopping districts toward suburban sprawl to ease congestion, awaiting Department of Commerce recommendations on a major urban parking reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Sadeas Diamond Atten & Checker
Novell Pad
Department of Commerce
Bills By The Bushel In Parliament And Congress
A comparison shows British Parliament averages under 300 bills per session while the U S Congress introduces thousands. The Senate lists 955 bills and the House 2927 in a day, with totals rising to 4430 by week’s end. The piece argues the pace would require hours and minutes per bill and critiques the impracticality of such a rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Rae
Auto taxes could be simplified for car owners
The piece argues that automobile taxes are layered across federal purchase, state license, gasoline, and a perty Tis one on sorvente ciperpe. It calls for a single consolidated payment to reduce red tape and streamline tax collection.
Department study on parking affects merchants and shoppers
The Department of Commerce airs a careful study of national parking as it relates to local commerce. It examines parking accommodations for merchants patrons and notes growing space concerns making it harder for shoppers to park near desired stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
The Cow and Big Business Commentary on Milk Industry
A newspaper piece notes that a national corporation buys large New York and Philadelphia milk firms, aiming for about 100 million dollars in annual sales. It highlights milk as a major sector, 제조 waste reduction goals, and the need for affordable, wholesome milk delivered to homes, warning that public scrutiny will follow if the plan fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Department of Agriculture
Noted French Woman Educator Drives French Sales School
Mile. Sanua, a leading French educator, helped organize Ecole Technique de Vente to train women in sales. Her efforts created private schools, bureaus, and athletic associations. the Paris Chamber of Commerce funded a new campus, with graduates now filling top posts in the French cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PD. C
Bites Reacher
Craig Bacon
Mile
Louis Sauna
France
Ganua
National Council of Preach Women
United
Chamber of Commerce of
Paris
Ecole Technique de Vente
Mile. Sanus
Palestine
Egypt
Sweden
United States
College Sevigne
Association Des Institutrices Diplomees
Sanua
Paris Chamber of Commerce
Dress hints for girls draw many readers in Zanesville
The Zanesville Signal notes that many girls read fashion hints and dress guidance, prompting ongoing interest in style tips and outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
Judge Ford Seen as Top Filver Maker in History
A Star columnist muses that Mr. Ford may be the most successful filver manufacturer ever, weighing his influence and legacy in the music world. The note reads as a subjective opinion pieces by Marion Q. about Ford's prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Marion Q
Airship Quip Clashes Over Mitchell Trial Reporter
An exchange notes that words flew at the Mitchell trial, a jab suggesting sharp rhetoric with hostility. The Newark Ohio American Tribune hints that talk outpaced even the record airships in tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
American-Tribune
Husband Overwhelmed by Wife's Bills Cited
Defiance Crescent News notes a common complaint as many men feel drained by debts incurred by their spouses. The column comments on financial strain and social expectations surrounding household spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent-News
Education expense yields quarterback for son
A Fos Ltoria Times item notes that a society man spent $10,000 last year on his son's education and secured a quarterback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosltoria, O
Times
Girl Seen Walking As If Under Mistletoe Vibe
A short Urbana Illinois Democrat item notes a girl walking with a natural, mistletoe-like air, captured in a quaint local observation. The blurb reflects small town charm and casual public sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Democrat
Woman Reflects on Bragging Men in Mansfield Journal
A Mansfield Ohio Journal quote notes that when a woman tolerates a man bragging about his past, he may expect her to handle his future affairs. The aphorism weighs social dynamics and gender expectations from a historical perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Journal
Better Pie Politics at Capitol Echoes Frye Era Standards
Congress faces a pie problem as Clarence MacGregor seeks better meals in the House restaurants. The Buffalo Democrat, champion of the Capitol kitchen, recalls Frye era pies while members demand home style cooking despite high patronage and slim profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Washington
Clarence MacGregor
Buffalo
N. Y
Capitol
MacGregor
House of Representatives Committee On Accounts
Congress
Senate
Fryé
Maine
Committee On Rules
Frye
Congressional
United States
St Fen
Sentative MacGregor
Dantena
Garlic and Lemon Pedlars Roam New York Streets
In New York City garlic and lemon peddlers roam districts with Italian and tea loving crowds. Many are former indoor workers directed outdoors by doctors. They carry packs on their backs and chant cries outside windows as the exclusive wares they sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sidelights on Likes and Dislikes of a Great City
A columnist notes increasing public smoking among women in the city. Early on women bought only luxury brands, but a middle aged shopper recently lit a cigarette at the counter before leaving. The observation suggests evolving social habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jand
Toledo Driver Crashes Into New Building Under Construction
An autoist from Toledo Ohio collided with a building under construction prompting speculation about the driver's intent. In other news a French explorer reports a 2400 year old bread find and cautions about selling relics to restaurants. A critic predicts profits in dyeing Christmas neckties another color.
Radio Station Hourly Schedule Highlights Across Time Zones
A dense tick of listings shows multiple stations in varied time zones broadcasting orchestras, dance performances, concerts, vocal selections, and studio programs. Notable names include WTAM WBZ WTIC WEAR WEAF WJAR WHAS WGN WTOP KNX and KFI among others, detailing dinner concerts, instrumentals, and special acts through late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
WBZ
WTIC
CRCK
Ill
WEAR
The
Banjo Boys
Jack Smith
Heda
WJAR
Weei
Wean
Wrial
WCAP
Woe
WWJ
WCCO
Insomnia Club
WGN Gr
Oregon
Scatumack
Mabel Lavin
Plants F
Nighthawk Frolic
WSOE
Studio Piwkrg
Orchestre
Little Symphony Shestra
Oteths
Jaza ‘Olic
CFAC
KOA
Tha
Silver Fox
KGO
KGW
KNX
KFI
Drury
Eve
Rte 10
California grape shipments peak in September with 1625 cars billed
The peak of this season's grape shipments from California occurred on September 24 with 1625 cars billed out. A car shortage two days later would likely have been exceeded. Last year’s heaviest day reached 11246 cars on September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cigar Stand Owner Notes Women’s Cigarette Purchases
In the upper Nineties a cigar stand owner recalls women blushing when asking for cigarets. With about 40 percent female customers and a stand in a residential area, he reports on what the well smoked woman buys this winter. He notes few women purchase high priced cigarets.
Experience Is the Comb You Earn After Hair Loss
A concise aphorism from the Cincinnati Times-Star notes experience grows when appearance changes, likening experience to a comb used after losing hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Come-back Quip About Traffic Officer Staged Ten Blocks Back
A Toronto Tribune item notes a witty retort spoken about six blocks from a traffic officer. The quip reflects a lighthearted street exchange during an urban drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Tribune
Nation on wheels marks booming car use and living trends
The piece notes twenty million two hundred thousand cars in use nationwide with New York leading at 1.6 million followed by California. It praises perfect roads and garages, and describes a thrifty couple building a bungalow and first securing a car to start a year round life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
This
New York State
California
New York
A C F to Build Motor Buses and Trucks
The American Car and Foundry Company will shift to manufacturing motor buses and trucks. President William H. Woggin, valued at five million dollars a year, signals railroads will increasingly rely on automotive equipment as a key part of railroad equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car & Foundry Company
William H. Woggin
Four Hundred Hand Drama In Long Poker Pinochle Session
A purported report describes a three handed pinochle game involving a famous actor a motion picture official and a jeweler. They allegedly agreed a 400 kitty could be taken but the session stretched into dawn after about fourteen hours before the 400 hand surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture
Gilbert Swan
Telephone Rate Hike Sought in New York Federal Court
A major telephone company petitions a federal court in New York to order a 25 percent rate increase, on top of a 10 percent raise granted last year but not yet in effect, as the era of seeking and finding public funds continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
New York
Standard Oil Consolidation Expands Control Across Industry
Standard Oil of California and Standard Oil of New Jersey emerge as leading giants after California Standard absorbs Pacific Oil. The move signals a shift as small independents rise, and Standard aims to own the oil business from the well to the final product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil of
California
New Jersey
California Standard
Pacific Oil
Standard Oil
Standard Means
Standard oil mergers reshuffle assets across coasts
Standard of Indiana absorbs Pan American. Standard of New Jersey takes Magnolia Oil and issues a 35 percent stock distribution at Christmas. Standard of California acquires Pacific Oil and reports 55 000 barrels per day capacity and potential triple output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard of Indiana
Pan American
Standard of New Jersey
Magnolia Oil J
Standard of California
Pacific Oil
Railroads to run lighter trains at high speed on short headways
Railroads plan to operate light units at high speed with short headways, each express to its destination. This would cut travel time and reduce costly use of heavy locomotives and empty heavy cars along routes.
Wise Californians Endorse New Oil Stock Ties
The piece notes California readers who support Pacific Oil stock will retain the new issue. It recalls Rockefeller influence and Henry Ford praising Standard Oil as a well run business, with Ford described as a judge of business management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefellers Organization
Henry Ford
Standard Oil
Ford
Munsey Fortune Seen At Forty Million Minimum
Frank Munsey’s fortune is estimated at least forty million by friends. They note it would be larger if not for a twenty million loss in newspaper ventures. He did not sell newspaper stock publicly and his losses were his private business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Munsey
Munsey
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Ft., Wayne
Quincy
United States
Peace and Quiet in the Typical Town Home Life
The poem paints a bustling household with children racing about and dirt tracked through the house. Mothers grow frazzled while fathers are rarely blamed, depicting a universal family scene of busy, noisy daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
Brother
Poem Fragment from MAL COOCHRAN Daily Poem
A fragment from MAL COOCHRAN published poem reflects on youth’s need for a loud day and parental duty. It contrasts daytime kiddie riot with night’s quiet after children are tucked in bed and stories told.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Coochran
Alabama hunter’s carelessness leaves him homeless
A man from Alabama went hunting and mishandled a gun, resulting in him losing his home and current residence. No further details on location or proceedings are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Belmont and Derby course lengths compared in Q and A
Belmont main track length is 1 1 6 miles 3 inches while the English Derby is run on a Derby Course of 1 mile 881 yards. The Derby Course is open country and not comparable to a U S race course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
J. C
Belmont Park
Bloom
New York
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens
Messenger de Amt. A
ARS
Mark
Atdikeie Cnenention
Emerson
SY Frederic J. Haskin
Men’s Commercial School
Herriot
Conservatoire
Sorbonne
Metz
Wise Crax
Cal
Tom Sims
Toledo
Hess
Moore
Court Sr
Afipou
Cole
Kerr Hardware Co
Turkey
F. C. Stedman Co
Packers and Provisioners
U. S
Ohio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!