Rates Made Known on Application in The News
The News Telegraph lists subscription rates and advertising reps. It notes Canada and U.S. mail options, calls to 5eS-M for delivery changes, and outlines opinions on prohibition with reader clippings from O. I. Moore. It discusses pre prohibition and post prohibition liquor consumption figures and calls for balanced policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NeWa
Business Office
Gielga Advertising
Burke, Kuipers, & Mahoney, Inc
Chicago
North Wabash Ave
New York
Graybaridge
Lexington Ave
Unclear OCR Fragment on Vermont Purchases and Government Prints
Fragmentary text notes concerns over government printed aids and consumer quantities. Mentions Vermont, a principal sufferer, envelopes, printers, and purchase details. Vague references to apportionment, prices, and an appeal or sale context without clear entities or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Ford and He G Webster City Fee inal Tteeeme
Fragmented text references Ford He G Webster City and a fee committee. It mentions fall or autumn, employment, and a vague literary phrase. Readable content is highly damaged with many garbled words and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Webster City
Avery
Romekudy
New York Opulent Artists Struggle Amid Slump and Scams
In New York Village and West Sixty-seventh Street studios artists and models faced severe hardship as demand faded. Many found temporary refuge in revues while others endured hunger and exploitation, with cases of racketeering and missing livelihoods prompting police and agency concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Effeta -West
Isu Guild
Casey Amang
Mury
Insurance twisting warned against by policyholders
A garbled policy note warns that insurers may push changes for personal gain and urges policyholders to report any sales pressure to their insurer or state insurance commissioner. Twisting is prohibited in many states and harms holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isley
Ufo Insurance Company
Government and the Press in Roosevelt Era Debate
A draft discusses Governor Roosevelts plan for state or national support of rural and city press. It warns government backing could lead to press dominance or political use by officials, while arguing for nonpartisan public education through newspapers and continued independent journalism. It notes reader education as a state function and questions candidacy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New [York
United States
Roontvelt
Pers
Ragevell
United’ Stator
Big Men and Women in the News
The Associated Press column trims the "big" figures of World-Herald coverage to reveal that even Hoover, Coolidge, and others have simple traits and flaws. It argues true greatness lies in leaders who stay master of power, show sympathy, honesty, and restraint, and avoid self-importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Associated Press
Hoover
Coolidge
Stalin
Ituasis
Douglas Fairbanks
St. Owen
Young
Virkuey-Asdong
Imposing on Audiences In Early Movie Advertising
Port Wayne News-Sentinel recalls Carl Laemmle criticising intrusive advertising in cinema. He argues ads mar film quality and impose on viewers, noting advertisers press for product placement and funding as audiences pay for entertainment yet endure promotional material.
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Port Wayne
Kondae
City Times
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Iowa
Congress
Wheasher Inland Daily Presa
Azsctiction and Lowa Press Association
Rataty
Amies
Darzler
Susey Saver
Gagsend
Jae
Eyokch
Officea
Prohibition
jiAbreader
Christian Advocate
Moore
Long Beach
Cal
Mlottas
Falaehood
Steas Tirmy
Illey
Higlig
Mickey Mouse
Conia
Boy Bone
Musiva
Wong
Sian
Rlsott
Maurice
Vorgne
Fedeke
Walt
MABON
Government and the Press
Chisago Dottenel of Commerce
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