Atlantic News-Telegraph Ad Rates and Delivery Notice
Public notice lists advertising representatives and rates with various subscription options and delivery details. It notes post office filing as second class matter and offers evening delivery by calling before 7 o clock, guiding subscribers to contact the office for address changes or service notes.
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Burke, Kuipers, & Mahoney, Inc
Chicago
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New York
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News-Telegraph
Dawes as Ambassador to Britain Signals Stronger US Britain Ties
The article argues American diplomacy hinges on two activities: official diplomacy and student exchanges, noting the ambassador to Great Britain must blend firmness with national loyalty. It praises Charles Dawes as a rugged, candid envoy whose frankness may disrupt British sensibilities but will endear him to both publics, potentially boosting US prestige abroad.
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U States
Bt Amlas
Court of St. James
Great
St. James
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Americ
Charly
America
Charley Dawes
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London ‘Times
Case of Dr Schmidt Excluded from Medical Societies
A physician of high repute in Chicago, Dr Louis E Schmidt, has been expelled from the Chicago Medical Society and the American Medical Association. The action stems from his role as president of a wind social hygienic organization and alleged improper contract relations with a Chicago public welfare body.
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Louis E. Schmidt
Chigago
Chicago Medical Society
American Medical<association
Chicago
Public Health Institute ad cited against quack advertising
A Chicago public health article defends medical advertising by legitimate practitioners, arguing that banning ads harms public welfare. It praises the Chicago Public Health Institute for its large medically based ads and laments quackery, urging physicians to promote accessible, reputable care.
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Lendera
Chicago
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Ives
Chicago Public Health Institute
The Cuban Tariff Effect on Sugar Trade
The piece argues a tariff rise on Cuban sugar could harm Cuban exports to the United States and hurt Cuban livelihoods while aiding U.S. beet sugar interest. It notes 1928 Cuban exports to the U.S. fell, and warns higher duties may reduce American sugar trade with Cuba, risking broader economic consequences and preserving protective tariff dogma.
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Canada
Emancipation Cigarette Letter Prompts Protest in New York
A personal typewritten letter from Mrs. Taylor Scott Hardin extols smoking by women at the Easter parade on Fifth Avenue to overthrow sex discrimination. The missive urges women to smoke and even chew tobacco as part of emancipation, while railing against societal taboos and urging broader rights for women. A separate note from Los Angeles reports a $2,000,000 damage suit against Harald Aloyé Corp. by Ce Witwer over alleged plagiarism of a story used in a film project.
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News-Telegraph
New York
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Indy
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Lou’ Angeles
Harald Aloyé_corporation
Ce ‘Witwer
Prohibition stance and Senate race loom in Times-Republican notes
The Times-Republican outlines opinion on prohibition and enforcement with claims it won’t alter the public’s belief that prohibition improves communities. It discusses Gov. Ackerman’s candidacy for the U S Senate, the Logan observers’ views, and criticism of a 1 cent gas tax affecting daily workers and automotive industry.
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Hoover Commission On Prohibition
Logan
Eli Day
Idle money and the value of savings in commerce
W G Sibley cites a Philadelphia bank ad warning that Americans hold three to four billion dollars in currency, about half the nation’s money supply, a wasteful idle fortune. The piece extols placing surplus cash in banks to earn interest and grow wealth, noting how disciplined saving transforms daily money into lasting security.
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Chicago Journal of Commerce
Philadelphia
Pwr
Dolly
Therese
Publishers Role In Film Truth And Local Business Prosperity
A discussion on how motion pictures misrepresent reality and the responsibility of publishers and newspapers to educate the public while aiding local commerce. It argues newspapers should support beneficial civic projects and use leadership to foster cooperation among merchants, guiding marketing methods to improve regional prosperity.
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Variad&s
Byford
Oil
Businss
British publicist argues American films harm abroad
Ratcliffe, a controversial British publicist, claims American motion pictures damage foreign audiences. He says films lure viewers from the real world with glamour, luxury, and crime, arguing their influence undermines morality while contrasting with global leaders and League of Nations discourse.
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Christ In Science Monitor
Ratcliffe
United States
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League of Nations Council
Mir
England
Jess
Ameren
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason at the Blue Front
An out of date scene evokes a fading Blue Front store where old time humor clashes with modern chain rivals. The piece contrasts rustic charm, like prune buys and a tobacco cask, with slick creditless service and looming change, dated 1928 copyright by George Matthow.
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Matthaw
Hockvilly Bayes Publisher Seeks Moeble Business
A local Bayes publisher in Hockvilly aims to expand operations by pursuing Moeble business ventures. The plan centers on partnerships with regional companies to broaden distribution and market reach.
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Ab. Hockvilly
Bayes
Moeble -Busindes
Correcting English A Daily Quiz Amiss With Xth
A garbled OCR quiz item asks about improving a sentence and meanings of pro in proconul and pro cathedral. It questions manners, formality, and language usage, including references to Sahara desert plural, and a note about copyright by Publ. Ledger.
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Publ. Ledger
Fragmented dialogue in a retail scene
A garbled exchange among buyers and a stationer references prices and a widower. The overheard chat mentions a person named Brown and derives a rough bargain context. The fractured lines suggest a translated or corrupted text from a past newspaper page segment.
Insurance Men Weekly Solicitation Tactics Questioned
A garbled note questions routine weekly outreach by insurance agents. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, leaving the exact firms and scope of the complaint indeterminate.
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