Daily Telegraph advertising rates and notices list
The notice explains advertising rates and policies for the Daily Telegraph printing company, with details on foreign representations and approved agencies. It notes that notices lacking general news value like meeting announcements, entertainments with fees, obituaries, cards of thanks, and resolutions may be charged to members or organizations. Includes subscription rates, carrier prices, and post office information. The piece reflects standard newspaper boilerplate from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph Printing CO
Associated Press
H. Kats
New York
Kansas City
Chicago
San Francisco
Atlanta
Timen
Rail Freight Rates Doubted as Coal Transport Costs Rise
An analysis argues that rail freight rate hikes for coal risk higher consumer costs, as trucks and pipelines offer cheaper transport. The piece notes reduced rail traffic, competition from trucks and pipelines, and fear of reduced employment if traffic stagnates. Local coal interests oppose rate increases and favor rate reductions to keep coal competitive.
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Neek
Trafic de‘Gredaes
Regerdigsa
Roms
Atch
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Conl
Teleih
Ade
Supposed Germany Quits War Debts Plan Sparks Hope
The world eyes France as Hoover's plan for war debt relief hinges on Paris acceptance. France collects about 201 million annually from Germany yet pays 104 million to Britain and the U.S., leaving a large margin. Governments broadly support Washington's proposal, signaling potential world trade revival and stock market gains. If Germany suspends payments, France could face pressure, raising questions of force and future actions without Allied support.
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France
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Old World
War over bridge bidding vexes civilized world
A column laments a rift among contract bridge experts led by Culbertson and Work and warns of havoc if not resolved. It cites wagers, calls for pacification, and notes other items from Boston and Evanston, including student earnings and a treasury deficit.
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Messrs
Work
Whitehead
Richard
Shepard
Wyman
Culbertson
Vanderbilt
Scott
Culbarton
Messe
Double wedding at Princeton and local business moves
Twenty years ago today Minnie Thornton J M Hines Mina Cora Dala and George Hashimer were principals in a double wedding at Princeton L and J M Wigeington owners of the Raleigh street livery stable bought from M Cocet the property adjoining their stables Ten people were under arrest at Huntington awaiting trial on counterfeiting Te n years ago today Miss Eula Adkins and TR W Brown of Princeton ran George Phillips and J P F Salisbury left for St Louis Mo to take a state agency Bluefield Supply company moved into a new home on Bluefield avenue
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Minnie Thornton
J. M. Hines
Mina Cora Dala
George ¥. Hashimer
Princeton
J. M. Wigeington
Raleigh Street
J. PF. Salisbury
St. Louia
Bluefield Supply Company
Bluefield Avenue
Local policy critique raises statewide impact concerns
The speaker argues that the proposed measure would not aid Southern West Virginia and could impose hardship on the broader population, signaling doubts about its effectiveness and fairness.
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West Virginia
Portrait of an Old Welsh Lady
A terse lyric depicts a Welsh matron with aged hands and dim eyes, yet a spry mind. It contrasts memories of ships and uniforms with images of Welsh rural life, April hawthorn blossoms, jam and steady daily work.
Play and the child growth in recreation and business
Opinion piece discusses the U S children's bureau view on play as essential for learning, self reliance, and social adjustment. It cites The Child From Six to Eight booklet and stresses parents provide peer play, supervise disputes, and allow group activities. It also notes the economic impact of recreation, highlighting golf as a major industry and baseball’s business scale.
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U.S
Bureau
Hin Parentéa
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Screen Lite In Hollywood
Hollywood gossip recalls Richard Bennett’s reluctance to interviewers without knowing his key stage plays. Josef von Sternberg’s pride in his biography irks the interviewer. Joan Crawford struggles with screen stories though her name sells. Norma Shearer’s films impress, aided by Irving Thalberg’s studio influence. Doug Fairbanks Jr. jokes about divorcing to wed an executive. A new approach tackles the foreign version issue.
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Hubbard Keavy
Hollywood
Richard Bennett
Constance
Joan
Josef von Sternberg
Marlene Dietrich
Von
Joan Crawford
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Norma Shearer
Juan
Norma
Irving Thielbarg
Doug
Botter
Rae
Coney Island in a Rainy Night: Intimate Faces and Neon Echoes
A rainy June night at Coney Island reveals an intimate, almost intimate circus scene. The narrator observes nearly empty streets, a lone coaster car, and performers braving damp air and cold as a global crowd disperses, leaving a few hardy attendees and workers sharing quiet conversations and dreams.
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Coney Island
Coney
Luna Park
Park
Transcript of Foreign Language Film Subtitled Dialog
The notice describes a film showing method where parts of the engine dialog are omitted and subtitles are added in the local language. It notes that some dialog is removed, with subtitles running behind the visual track.
Washington coinage returns on 200th anniversary
By Kirk Simpson the piece discusses the bi centennial birth commemoration and plans to restore Washington coinage while noting Secretary Mellon and his arts influence. It criticizes past coin designs and cites errors in gold coinage and two White House gate posts left by overlooked legislation.
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Kirk Simpson
Roosevelt
George Washington
Washington
Mellon
Andy
Treasury
Mr. Mellon
Treasury Nead
Department
White House
Executive Avenue
Ohio Park
Clothing and Health: Heat, Sunlight, and Fabric Choices
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews how clothing affects health: cotton and linen promote cooling while silk and wool insulate. summer undergarments should be lightweight. fabric openness affects sunlight penetration. frequent changing and dry cleaning prevent bacterial buildup. overly tight garments impair circulation. extreme garments like belts and garters can harm the skin and blood flow.
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Morris Fishbein
Sarah MacBride
Ellen Beers McGowan
FTC actions show whistle blowers against false ads
The article reviews Federal Trade Commission cases on misbranding testimonials and deceptive advertising. It cites cease and desist orders against a hosiery firm using paid endorsements, vanity claims about fat removal creams, automotive transformers, coal savers, and misrepresented clothing labels. It notes use of unauthorized endorsements and misleading claims across various products.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Couturiers
West Point
War Department
U. S. Military Academy
Bombings, coups, and bank interests headline early briefs
In Genoa four bombs explode damaging windows and walls across several buildings. In Seville Major Ramon Franco, former air force chief, denies involvement in a gunmen incident at Tabalda airfield. In Washington, banks show South American finance interest but Hoover has no plan. In Shanghai travelers Gatty and Post reach Bilgo after a troubled flight near Trkutak. In Havana three people are injured in a riot.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Italy
Seville
Spali
Ramon Franco
Air Torce
Reavon
Cout
Tabalda Airdrive
Washington
White House
New York
Hoover
Shanghai
Gatty and Post
Bilgoveshchansk
Siberia
Havana
Jim
West Virginia Briefs Disturbing Heat Fatality in Hinton
Hinton physicians attribute the death of James Levy Neely to heat. Point Pleasant launches second barge for Inland Waterways corporation. Welch reports a nine year old boy held for grand jury in fatal wounding of a 13 year old and others. stepson case involves his stepfather. Four former First National Bank officials of Welch sentenced to 3 to 10 years in Atlante penitentiary. Wheeling reports a mine closure by district inspector. Auto crash in Martins Ferry leaves one dead and a companion injured. Severe wind and electrical storm sweep the northern panhandle. Scattered damage in eastern panhandle and Clarksburg. thefts and safes attempted.
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Hinton
James Levy Neely
Point Pleasant
Inland Waterways Corporation
Welch
Sp 21
Ernest Herman
Bluefield
First National Bank of Welch
Atlante
Wheeling—Valley Camp Coal Company
Wheeling
H. L
Carr
Fairey Mant
Mounisville
Morly-ina
Panhandle
Martinsburg
Egatern Panhandle
Clarksburg
Paul Crawford
Phureday
Trou Woods
Weirton
Nebbers
Holldays Cova
Good Morning Continued Troubled Page On Racketeers
A fragmentary column discusses fear and flight in danger, likening racketeers and cops to chickens when pressed. It recalls the Gotham crown escape, with Schultz and accomplices fleeing as officers close in, while the piece mocks bravado and notes fear and inertia in both criminals and lawmen.
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Gotham
Striction
Couras
Schultz
Party honoring Miss Hall and wedding notice in Seminal section
Social items from Seminal era detail a June 27 party in Eckman honoring Miss Hall with dancing and cards, plus a June 24 wedding announcement for Elizabeth Lickwar to Roy Thampsen. The column lists numerous local residents and extended weekend visits across Welch, Anawalt, Montcalm, and Pearisburg, with first aid team practice noted for Welch’s field meet.
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Jenkin Jones
W. Va
M. HE. Hall
W. C. Hall
Miss Hane] Hall
Eckman
Carda
Hazel Hall
Virginia Whitington
Edna Dean
Ashland
Beulah Young
Grady Carper
Anawalt
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Fine Arts Commission
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Daily Health Service
Kansas
Ethiopia
West Virginia Briefs
Batrad
Wberry
Semin
Andrew Lickwar
Elizabeth
Roy Thampscn
D. B. Gillespie
M. E. White
B. H. Hedrick
R. H. Inscure
James Buffalo
Robert Myera
J.%. Clark
Coles Cuberston
M.E. White
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Minnie
A.C. White
Montcalm
Robert Nicholson
Wyelyn
Catherine White
Louise Lester
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Mable Jones
Marytown
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Miles Dorothy Tabor
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Ethel Franklin
John. Phearman
Eliza Williams
H. F. Hancock
Francis
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Jack Stone
W. Vickers
White Gate
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Iona
Garland
J. M. Dalton
Aons
Bill
Harry
Nicholas
John Revit
Charleste
D. B. Gilleswie
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