Advertising rates and puzzle note from a historic issue
Advertising rates on application at Home or Foreisn eth Nominal charge for obituary, carde of thanks, A THOUGHT FOR TODAY The way of the transgressors is hard. To step aside is human. The PUZZLE OF HARD TIMES discusses long depressions, Hoover and Gary, and whether booms and busts can be controlled. It ends noting it as a crossword puzzle.
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United States
E. H. Gary
America
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Gary
Federal Reserve
National War Sentiment and Defense Call Urged
A war era voice argues for truthful war portrayal and strong national defense. The piece criticizes romanticizing conflict and urges training soldiers, ready battle ships, and public conviction against unnecessary carnage while stressing the need for clear explanation of war’s meaning.
The Big Parade shines a brutal War film debut
A Columbus theater screens The Big Parade praised for realism and power. Critics say it surpasses Birth of a Nation in impact while urging viewers to feel the true hell of World War I rather than treat it as spectacle.
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Columbus
America
Europe
Florida and Chicago Streets in a Turbulent Mix of Progress
Arthur Brisbane Davies Warfield praises Florida’s resilience after a tornado and lauds Seaboard’s reliable service. Chicago’s State Street lighting festival signals a booming retail era while debates over American leadership in world affairs surface. Senator Reed emerges as a potential Democratic presidential contender.
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Davies Warfield
Florida
Seaboard
Chicago
State Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
Oil in the United States Faces Critical Supply Warnings
Washington dispatch reports federal officials warn of a shrinking oil supply with only enough crude to last a few years. Experts debate consumer behavior and optimism as new reserves and strategic measures are discussed amid fears of energy strain.
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John Emerson
America
United States
Bureau of the
Cengsua
Redolph Val
Broadway Tales and Oil Board Notes In 1930s New York
A collage of Broadway chatter and Hollywood anecdotes frames a discussion on film lore and stage life. The piece also reports the federal oil conservation board's cautious optimism about future supplies, urging pursuit of new fields and efficient use of existing reserves to reduce dependence on foreign sources.
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York
Broadway
Stephen Gisop
Lowtey Sidelee
Sianu Atrek
Manhattan
Frank Sumneroz
Oerius
Freland
Mercken
Hana
San Francizca
Tan
Epes
Mary
Talmadges
Constance
Norm
Tom
Jole
Griffith
Shea
Tam
Warner Brothrs
Halltinge Magic
Hollywood
Fred Thomson
Gene Tunney
Thomson
Gene
Gilbert Swan
Ing
Federal, Oil Conservation Board
Secretary of the Interior
Commerce
Hoover
Davis
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Rabert
Private plans for air mail bid bidding to private firms
The Post Office Department announced it will relinquish the trans continental and overnight New York Chicago air mail services and will advertise within 80 days for bids from private enterprise to take over the service.
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Washington
URI
Post Office Department
New York-Chicago
Albany tally ho ride honors Mrs Bluhart guest week
Mr L Dow Poston chauffeured to Albany to honor Mrs Florence Bluhart of Dayton, guest of Mrs T H Biddle this week. Ohio University defeated Wesleyan College 65 to 0. Mr Fred S Picker ing hosted a Phi Delta Theta football team dinner at Hotel Berry. attendees included Tommy Jones Elliott Hey man Wood Lever and Mr Picker ing.
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L. Dow Poston
Albany
Florence Bluhart
Dayton
T. H. Biddle
Fred S. Pickering
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Hotel Berry
Tommy Jones Elliott
Heyman
Wood
Lever
Mr. Pickering
This Man Knows of Distant Events By Stewart
Charles P. Stewart profiles J. Butler Wright assistant secretary of state and former White House ceremonies officer who coordinates diplomatic greetings. Wright keeps a confidential list of notable dates and ensures timely felicitations for visiting dignitaries and foreign governments.
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Charles P. Stewart
Ashington
State J. Butler Wright
White House
Charles L. Cooke
Coolidge
State Department
Wright
Washington
Trement
Doug
Cooke
Laura Harlan
Bolissa
Masaryk
Butler Wright
House
Wood types used for heads of wooden golf clubs
The forest service states that wooden golf club heads are mainly Persimmon, with Dogwood also used but less common.
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The
Forest Service
Heroic Rescue by St John Green in New Orleans
St John Green, 72, a heart disease sufferer, jumped from a dock in New Orleans to rescue a drowning boy. He placed the youth safely ashore and was hailed for swift action amid a dangerous incident.
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Heglro
New Orleans
John Green
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Aided Girls and Mothers
A testimonial recalls Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helping a teenage girl recover from years of weakness and later aiding her in motherhood. The ad cites Mrs. Frank Sellers of Vinton Iowa praising its effects and urges girls to learn from personal experiences shared in pamphlets.
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Vinton, Towa
Lydia
Pinkham
Frank Sellers
7Th Avenue
Vinton
Iowa
Lydia B. Pinkham
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