Foreign Advertising Representatives and Subscription Rates
Notice to subscribers for the News Telegraph outlines advertising representatives in Chicago and New York, and lists subscription rates by carrier and mail. It directs Atlantic subscribers to call 494-3 before 7 PM to arrange evening delivery.
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TE Mo Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York
Brykave
Broadway
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
the News-Telegraphsa
Charles Francis Chase A Newspaper Tribute
A halting tribute recalls the life of Charles Francis Chase, praising his honesty, civic devotion, and fearless editorial stance. The essay reflects on his nearly fifty years as husband and father, his kindness, loyalty, and the enduring impact of his principled work at the News Telegraph family. The piece ends with gratitude for the condolences and sympathy shown by friends.
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Mia
Thelegreph
Important Man Falls From His Illusory Elevation
A fable about an ambitious official who climbs to a “responsible” post only to impose his presence on others. He brags of being busy and powerful, but colleagues grow tired of his pretensions. A visitor treated as an intruder prompts the tyrant to insist on brevity and consequence. A letter then arrives urging humility and respect for time.
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Tie
Avery
Krowsulbalsettt, Jr
Tn Takith
Rongest
Porkint
Compan
Wey
The Duce on Shaving Editorial Sparks Debate
An editorial fragment argues shaving as a symbol of decadence in Mussolini era discourse. It notes anti whisker sentiment in Italy and hints at parallels in Britain while mentioning attempts to mold public appearance and intellect through grooming.
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Mussolini
Louis Napoleon
Ineiren
Claamshaven
Italy
Eingland
Halreuta
Whiskers Make a Comeback in England Says Defiant Note
Fragmentary remark praises natural whiskers as a non imitation feature and notes their return to vogue in England as a defiant sign. The text mentions a male citadel resisting the new order and mocks imitators.
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England
Mr Straus Warns Building Industry to Halt Growth
Chicago Journal of Commerce reports B W Straus of B W Straus and Company urges a six to twelve month pause in office, hotel, apartment and apartment hotel construction. He says focus should shift to public buildings, factories, and other projects, arguing the industry faces a critical slow period. Straus claims his firm’s strong liquidity would allow continued operations while others falter, calling for rapid, prudent judgments by financial houses and builders.
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MR. Straus
Chicago Journal of Commerce
B.W. Straus
8. W. Straus and Company, S
Straus
Larkin Tower to rise higher than Detroit skyline in bold plan
A Detroit building of eighty five stories was announced as potentially the world's tallest surpassing the Woolworth building. The Larkin Tower in New York aims to supply offices for business with a granite base and Vermont marble first story, using steel limestone and brick construction. Completion eyed for 1928 with sixty high speed elevators.
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Exchange
Detroit
Woolworth
New York
Hook
Larkin Tower
New-York
Sette
Vermont
Atory
Height of American enterprise builds toward the sky
Readers glimpse a visionary note praising private enterprise as a building magnet of the world. It imagines a towering New York style business center with four shuttle cars ascending to the tenth floor and a ground floor area of forty thousand square feet. The column asserts business needs drive profits and urban districts rise higher, challenging limits of height and ambition.
China Russia Japan in Modern Foreign Policy Clash
The Chicago Journal of Commerce surveys China amid foreign powers, noting Britain and Japan restrain themselves to protect life in China while Britain reinforces troops. Russia uses nationalism to energize China, uniting diverse Chinese groups under Canton government. Japan seeks an Asia‑centered alliance with Russia and China, raising Western concern over future power dynamics.
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Chicago Journal of Commerce
America
Great Britain
Japan
Britain
England
China
Island
Russia
Asia
Canton
Ching
Siberia
Muddle headed critics echo Bryan on imperialism
Davenport Times comments on Borah and other administration critics as throwbacks to Bryan and anti imperialism. It argues such muddle headed sentimentality fails to persuade practical minded Americans who see a government abroad as unworthy of respect.
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Davenport
Times
Borah
Bryan
Licensing bankers in the Knoxville Journal call for tighter exams
The Knoxville Journal argues for extended training and demonstrated medical knowledge before licensing doctors, and questions why bankers should not face the same scrutiny. The editorial warns against allowing unqualified bankers to exploit the public by handling people’s money.
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Knoxville Journal
Rippl. Pling Rhymes By Walt Mason Be Rippl Pling
A poetic item by Walt Mason humorously critiques the monotony of repeated social scenes and the predictable paths of youth as old peers smear those who drift along the conventional teen scene.
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Rippl
Pling
Walt Mason
Village Bankers and Highbrow Writers Clash in 1927 Preface
A 1927 U S column contrasts village bankers with magazine scribes. It praises thrifty bankers who keep towns thriving and offer credit, while denouncing highbrow writers for libel. The piece defends honest work and social order amid cultural voyeurism.
Legislators Busy to Hear Aimee McPherson in Des Moines
Iowa lawmakers refuse time for Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson to address the session, saying the press of business prevents any audience. The Los Angeles evangelist is on a midwestern tour described as a vacation amid anxious times.
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Aimee
Des Moines
Jan
LN. S
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Iowa
Chance” Committee
Tentative invitation to MP addresses capitol by Waxhonded
A tentative invitation was extended to MP Waxhonded to speak at the state capitol this morning but she arrived too late. Legists are scheduled to speak twice tomorrow and again on Sunday, with a busy sign out in charge.
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Bhereon
Rounding the Cycle They walked by each ther Thete eyes
Fragmentary text describes a scene of people moving and meeting with unclear actions. Names and places do not resolve into a coherent event. The garbled lines hint at social or ceremonial activity but lack concrete persons or organizations. No discernible dates or outcomes emerge from the unreadable OCR.
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