Advertising Rates Made Known on Application
Advertising rates are listed with subscription options by mail and carrier. Notices include Canada and foreign rates, plus a telephones notice for undelivered Atlantic subscriptions and a clarification about a mistaken phone number.
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Canada
United Press
E. M. Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw
Broadway
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Milo Reno on stock sales and labor control in 1930s talk
The speech attacks stock sales by employees as a corporate plot to crush unions, praising employee ownership as a ladder to improved conditions while condemning agitators. The article cites deflation during wartime and criticizes federal reserve policy and economic manipulation affecting farmers and labor, contrasting views with communists' global plans.
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Reno
Canesten
Russia
Finse
Rven
Hie
Sidney
Cataclyei
The Federal Reserve's War Credit and Victory Effort
The article defends the federal reserve system as essential to sustaining the U S war finance effort and allied support. It argues deflation aided price drops yet preserved money's credit and highlights the Fed's crucial role in mobilizing billions to back allies while other nations currency faltered.
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United States
Federal Reserve System
Floral Reserve
Grantites
Walia
Germany
Fox
Federal Reserve System of Banking
Davis outlines mining stability plan for wartime economy
Secretary of Labor Davis discusses the mining situation and miners troubles. He favors letting less efficient mines close so more productive mines operate, ensuring steady work for miners and reducing idle days. The plan aims to prevent periodic mining strikes and lower fuel costs for consumers.
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Davis
Ism
Prohibition Gains Heralded by Manufacturers Record
Editorial notes endorsement of prohibition by the Manufacturers Record Publishing Company of Baltimore. The piece cites arguments appealing to manufacturers, business leaders, and educators, claiming moral and social benefits from nationwide temperance. It frames prohibition as advancing economic stability and public welfare.
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New York Times
Manfacturers Record Publishing Company
Baltimore
Aviation policy sparks battles over military control and subsidies
Charles P. Stevaktl reports on debates in the United States military and government about aviation, led by figures like Col Billy Mitchell and Capt James H. Martin. The piece contrasts calls for a separate aviation department with support for preserving army and navy monopoly controls, noting subsidy schemes and reactions from France and England on aircraft ranges and long range capabilities.
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Billy
Mitchell
Army
Navy
Ami
Jamea Ve Mardin
Prohibition Controversy Reflected in Letters and Pamphlets
The Record presents a mixed view on prohibition with letters arguing increased drinking under prohibition and others denouncing bootlegging as an ongoing crime. Correspondence also critiques the pamphlets and pamphleteers while noting sentiment shifts among leaders and industries.
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Wilkes
Wwe
Unian Teade Tien
Jess Pede
Viervely
Satoon
Pope
No title available from fragmentary text
The excerpt reflects on poverty and thrift, contrasting past fortunes with present poverty. It invokes a narrator’s somber reflections on fate, wealth, and social duty, ending with a note about a twenty four year old lyric voice and a copyright line from 19 Gen. Matthew Adains.
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Tinee
Gen
Matthew Adains
Cost of injustice in Georgia school plan
The Nation reports an Opportunity survey in Georgia finds 40 percent of residents are Black and cites a proposed state school program with an expected cost around one million dollars, signaling a push for educational reform amid racial dynamics.
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Georgia
Unclear cryptic item from 1945 NeAger fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes from 1945 mention marriage cues and an alligator grow projection, but text is garbled. Readable bits reference wedding rings, umbrellas, and speculative growth figures, with attribution to NeAger in 1945.
Series of Short Courses at Iowa State College Ames
A report notes a sequence of short courses at Iowa State College Ames including chemistry and cattle breeding topics. The item references planned sessions from September to December with details on instructors and program aims, reflecting college continuing education efforts.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Shess College
Eoce
Pps Cadette
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Dies
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Sheng
Cooge
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Mer Fatlty
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