Advertising rates and legislative commentary in a late issue
This fragment notes advertising rates by subscription and mail, plus a lengthy editorial on the recent Iowa legislature under Gov Dan W Turer. It discusses tax revision failures, income tax debates, county assessor plans, and state budget cuts, and ends with a reprinted editorial about postwar questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan W. Turer
Fortyfourth Jowan General Assembly
Episcopal Ehurch
Dpin
Fasic
Assembly
Brett
Revered Byrd and His Faithful Dog Remembered
A narrative extols the fidelity of Admiral Byrd s canine companion amid peril and duty. It lauds the dog for loyalty through hardship and danger, noting Byrd s rush to his dying friend and the bond of trust between man and animal. The piece argues that a man who loves a dog is tested as trustworthy and humane.
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Yestorlay
Byrd
Zharur
Hind
Admiral Byrd
Idao
Tidle of Man
Tie Animal Kingdom
Gifford Urges Optimism At Optimist Luncheon
Walter Gifford president of a major telephone company speaks at the annual Associated Pros luncheon. He reaffirms faith in American democracy and industrial progress while noting unemployment remains a concern for millions seeking work. The speech emphasizes political and economic freedom amid a cautious mood.
Janus-Faced Illinois Appeals on Tax of Bootleggers
An odd stance by federal authorities questions the wasteful split between enforcing the dry law and taxing illicit earnings. The treasury wants profits from bootlegging for taxes, yet the same testifying bootleggers may not be compelled to disclose facts. The piece argues a more honest approach would unify enforcement and taxation.
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Cairne
Uny
Forty-Third
General Assembly
State University
Vlevege Tye Cantorn
Ue Tegislatuer
Tansisien-Andersoneisung
San Adams
Page
Fremont
Taylor
Missouri Ine
Hend-Sécur
Thierral
Whd Ue
Omor
Janus
United States
Sam
Internal Revenue Core Becturs
Treasury Department
Bootle
Old World Guests in New York Speak Through Washington Square
A 1935 McKnight Syndicate piece surveys Washington Square in Manhattan as a living archive of arts and letters. It recalls Stanford White architecture, Knickerbocker Avenue vantage points, and a parade of luminaries from Henry James to Mark Twain.
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New York
Washington Square
Manhattan Island
Stanford White
Tower Wirth Avenue
Analley
Henry James
James
Edich
Neney
Mark Twain
Mer Bop Leon
Theoore Dreiser
Wall Orwin
Samuel Hopkinson Adams
Lemuel Merwin
Sinclitt Lewind
Tucson
Fragmented OCR Opinion on Prohibition and Policy
Fragmented text discusses prohibition enforcement and political stance, referencing a president, proposals, and fiscal concerns. It notes taxpayer views on education funding and the need to maintain high national rank without retreat. The passage is garbled but centers on policy, enforcement, and public finance debates.
Advertising as a Key to Attracting Customers
The piece stresses advertising as essential to business success. It argues ads must attract attention without alienating customers and urges frequent changes in display to keep stock appealing. It notes advertising provides service by matching right goods with the right customers and stresses meeting expectations to win loyalty.
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Sparta
Iven
Scryich
Pitioind
Buslheya Congeria
Paris Style Hints Incomplete Gallery Note
A fragmentary note hints at Paris style influences in an ongoing display. The text references a coat and honors in a vie paradox, but concrete details are missing.
Milk and Mock Meat Loaf Feature in Kitchen Cupboard Guide
Nellie Maxwell’s kitchen column offers a mock meat loaf recipe with milk-based sauce and cheese topping, plus a peanut salad dressing and milk serving guidance. It notes adults should drink milk daily and discusses fashion items including a navy sleeveless Country Club coat and a green diagonally ribbed woven jacket with embroidered details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem
Uolon
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason about garden pests
A whimsical verse by Walt Mason laments garden woes as insects invade beds. The poem contrasts hardy plants with the relentless pests, noting gardeners’ stubborn optimism amid blight and decay, ending with a tribute to enduring lilies and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Aiden
George Matthew Adams
Servce
Daily Knowledge Test on U S Elections and Writings
A garbled knowledge test asks who won New York’s electoral votes in the last presidential election and who authored works titled Through Looking Glass and Gh. The fragment mentions Mandalay and asks for the location and authorship, with multiple incomplete questions and uncertain phrasing.
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New York State
Gass
Mandalay
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Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
Chicago
North Wabash Avs
Graybar
Lexington Ave
Inland Daily Press Association
Canada
U. S
Iowa
Atlantic
Newsa
News-Telegraph
Des Moines
Uthai
Europe
Lafayette Young
Uni
Belgium
King Alert
Leopold
Jisl
Danube
Balkart
Aprevica
Mexico
Villa
Jong
Don Clarke
Gladys
Ryley Cooper
Flovidir
Cooper
Wes
France
Italy
Hungary
Sexttereis Cook
Suamen
Westand
Eighth Avenue
Morningside Heights
Chinatown
Riverside Drive
Stevenson
Berlin
Buddy
Saul
Biloxi
Miga
Gus
Phenix
Ariz
McMaight : Syndicate, Inc
The
Volwla
Ochimar
Jon
Paris
Nellie
Maxwell
Madance Mrnyere
Belalanvas
Woo
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