Advertising Rates and Notices for Foreign Representations
Advertising rates furnished on Foreign Representa tive E Katz with offices in New York Kansas City Chicago San Amanta. Notes lacking general news value except club notices and paid items include meetings entertainments fairs and church or lodge notices. No. 14 and Reportorial News No. 6. Entered as second class mail matter at Posteiee. Associated Press copyright not credited in this item.
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E. Katz
New York
Kansas City
Chicago
San Amanta
Banka
Bioeaell
Reisner
Church
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Chelsea
Larkeburg
God's Moment Quote and Classical Insight
A short devotional note cites Ephesians 4 31 urging viewers to cast off bitterness wrath anger and malice with a reference to Quintilian noting evil speaking and evil doing differ by opportunity The piece presents a moral reflection rather than a news item.
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Eph
Economic law turns US southward
The article critiques Professor Jeremiah W. Jenks on European development guidance and argues that American capital already leans south toward Latin America with more than 4 billion dollars invested. It urges active participation in Latin American industry over further border purchases.
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Europe
Middle West
Jeremiah W. Jenks
United States
Jenks
Latin America
Washington Vies With New York For Stage Center
Clarke Griffiths ball tossers push the Washington Nationals to the top of the American League, beating the world champion Athletics in a doubleheader without Walter Johnson and then with him back in action, while New York and national politics share the limelight.
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New York
Senate
Congress
Clarke Griffith
Washington
Nationals
Walter Johnson
Waller
Connie Mack
bin Mite
What We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today
E B Winter a former Bluefield resident and trainmaster on the Guyan Valley cad o line was robbed at Hustington. Philip B Williams of this city and Miss Mable S Lemon of Ronceverte wed. Huff Andrews and Thomas Com pany received Schnapps chewing tobacco shipment.
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E. BE. Winter
Bluefield
Guyan Valley
Cad O
Hustington
Philip B. Williams
Mable S. Lemon
Ronceverte
Huff Andrews and Thomas Company
Nationals Lead the American League Race in Early October 1924
The Nationals held the AL lead for the first time late in the season, with Washington fans watching a tight race. The Yankees and Giants were targets for a stronger year, while Connie Mack’s Athletics stayed within striking distance of Clarke Griffith’s club.
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Nationals
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Bob Lafollette
House of Representatives
Washington
Clarke Griffith
White Sea
Connie Mack
Roilers
Griffith
Athletics
Yankees
Giants
The Parable of Anderson in a Ontario Village
Forty years ago Anderson arrived in a sparse central Ontario village with no money. He built a life from cattle yards to a general store, timber land, and rental income, amassing about a quarter of a million dollars. He proves opportunity is made by the man, not found in place.
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Anderson
Ontario
Canada
Florida
Andy
Santa Fe
J. Howard Beard
University of Illinois
Sister's Ordeal in Berlin Trial Sparks Controversy
Fraulein Hulda Forscher testified she was forced to yield to her brother after a man insulted her. He faced trial for the killing, and the brother was convicted as the hearing unfolded.
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Berlin
Fraulein
Hulda Forscher
500 Yard Shot Falters in Golfer's Remarkable Try
A garbled sports blurb notes a golfer named Helm, who failed a long shot intended for a 1y yard hole in one. The piece mentions losses or costs around 59 dollars against a 2,500 amount, with the player aged 34.
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Ger Nebt Anise Helm
Goo
Shadows of Men and Women in Ben Jonson Verse
A compact reflection on gendered perception in Ben Jonson's lines. The speaker contrasts daylight lengths with human strength, questioning how women are perceived versus men. The excerpt suggests mood and social critique rather than a narrative event.
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Ben Jonson
Editorial on church advertising and presidential friends
The piece discusses church advertising to reach the lay public, noting Rev Dr Reisner and the advertising world’s support for using media like film and radio for religion. It then contrasts Mr Stearns with other presidential allies, comparing ambitions and influence under Coolidge and Harding, and recalls historical patronage practices involving Col Harvey, Choate, and Platt.
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Mr. Stearns
White House
Colonel Harvey
Wark Hanna
Colonel House
Mr Stearn
Mr. Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Cleverness and Banter Fill a Silent Street Scene
A fragmented dialogue presents a parade of characters from a magistrate to a hardware dealer and a worried mother. Exchanges touch on death, twins, aging umbrellas, jokes about bananas, and a hopeful remark about a child potentially becoming president, ending in a tense, flustered moment with a terrier’s death and a wary suitor.
New York Convention Weighs Prolonged Balloting and Factions
The Democratic committee prepares for a long New York convention with tickets carrying fifteen day admission coupons. McAdoo and Smith vie for leadership while Ralston emerges as a potential beneficiary among McAdoo delegates if splits widen. Davis of West Virginia looms as possible second choice. New York delegates rally behind Al Smith, while others outside New York prefer McAdoo, Ralston, or Davis as alternatives.
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York
Democratic Committee
New York
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Clark
McAdoo
Smith
Ralston
Middle West
South
Paiston
Davis
Kansas
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Morgen & Co
al Smith
New Yorker
Hudson River
Hudson
America
Glass
The Dream Garden and Public Safety Echoes of Prohibition
An Italian released after 64 years laments imprudent martyrdom while society battles narcotics and education gaps. The piece notes 36 grains of opium per person yearly and urges education over enforcement, then shifts to weather fears, sun influence, and a claimed Ice Age cycle. It cites theft losses, auto safety gains, and the rise of injury epidemics as a societal warning.
Fables on Health for Summer Wellness
Practical health guidance for all seasons recommends outdoor sleep when possible and loose breathable clothing. Emphasizes steady breathing, rising slowly, thorough chewing, avoiding excess weight, erect posture, calm mind, balanced activity, and moderation in rest and exertion to ease both hot and cold days.
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Santer
Humorous Snippets and Social Jests From A June Scrap
A collection of light quips about marriage chores, summer weather, cars, fashion, and daily life. The piece teases household norms, mosquito mischief, shoehorned schedules, and a ten game outlook on a pennant challenged by a ball team.
SHORY CUTS From Exchanges
A collage of witty quips from newspaper exchanges on life, fashion, politics, and public enterprise. Notes on vanity cases for bathing suits, lame duck reserves, simple life costs, bobbed hair trends, Paris Green in France, and miscellaneous opinions from various cities.
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Daily Telegraph
Hugh Ike Shott
The
Daily Telegraph Printing CO
Associated Press
al! Communications and Mail
Eaph Orinting CO
Pelueaeld
W. Ve
T Office
Job Kooma
Koows
Quintilian
Stage Center
Mable Greever
Tazewell
H. L. Sale
Lynchburg
E. 8. Baker
Bramwell
Wards
Ed Rommel
Church Advertising
Friends OF the Presidents
Harding
Wilson
McKinley
Mr. Harding
George Harvey
Senator Platt
Josgph H. Choate
Great Britain
Choate
Platt
Court of St. James
Platte
Joseph H. Choate
Colong Harvey
Nick
Mike
Jwiddles Bey
Sarar
Egbert Ver
Summre
Stanley
Maw Robbins
Egbert
Dream Garden
George B. M. Potter
Middleton
N. Y
Tom Lime
Aud Tunkine
Fife
Washington Star
New Haven Register
Jersey City
Jersey Journal
Hell
Coolidge and
Mariah
Baltimore Sun
Duluth Herald
Rafe Hoskins
Mr. Bryan
Oklahoma
Cty Times
France
Paris
Tacowa News Tribune
Jeane T. Sanna
James Elwood Jones
Thomas F. Farrell
A. J. McBride
Mer. Gales
H. R. Hawthorne
Ll Alexander
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas
Tidewater
P. FL
Aece
Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated
Virginia
Broadway
Norfolk
Main St
Boston
Mags
Board of Trade
Cincinnati
Ohio
Traction
Portland
Maine
Pocahontas Wharf
Moulton St
New Bedford
Mass
Hillman Street
Atlantic Coast
Lambert's Point
Sewell's Point
Newport News
City Piers
Great Lakes
Sandusky
Toledo
London
MOXEY
AVOA
Oo, Ltd
Lime Street Square
E. C
Bnelanst
Italy
Henry Ook
Cuerici
Piazza
Matteo
Geneva
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
Pocahontea
Wetkins, Scott
Western Union
Lieber’s
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