Booster meeting highlights Audit Bureau of Circulation gathering
The Audit Bureau of Circulation convention in Chicago drew over a thousand delegates. Notable attendees included E. T. Meredith former secretary of agriculture Senator Cooper Postmaster General Harry S. New Frank O. Lowden Lewis Wiley James C. Dayton F. W. Kellogg and Henry Lagnon among others.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Chicago
E. T. Meredith
Agriculture
Senator Cooper
Harrys
New cv
Frank O. Lowden
Lewis Wiley
New York Times
James C. Dayton
New York Journal
F. W. Kellogg
California
Henry Lagnon
Quebec
Tele
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Claim Quick Gains
An advertisement promises that Skinny men and women, nervous or weak, can gain 5 to 30 pounds in 30 days by taking McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets four times daily. It touts easy consumption, a sales spike for a druggist, and a money back guarantee if not gaining, urging Goody Koontz Drug Co as a seller and highlighting benefits for underweight children.
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Taki McCoy
Goodykoontz Drug Co
McCoy's
Boots and Buddies Boost West Virginia Coal Output
Martin raph reports via R. Longworth of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph praising West Virginia coalfields. Longworth claims southern West Virginia can produce six million tons of coal monthly and says ships cannot keep up with demand.
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Chicago Daily News
R. L. Longworth
Bluefield Telegraph
Raph
R. Longworth
West Virginia
Bluefield Dailyelegraph
Sayville Radio Station to Be Decommissioned
Washington reports the naval radio station at Sayville New York will be decommissioned and traffic rerouted through a new twenty kilowatt tube set at Arlington. Sayville and the Annapolis arc station will be kept for emergencies. High frequency short wave experiments complicate night schedules to the Far East.
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Washington
Naval Radio Station
Sayville
S. 1
Arlington
Arc
Annapolis
Far East
San Francisco
Honolulu
Guam
Philippines
Armanent
Cavite
City Board Plans Brief Meeting Without Action
The city board of directors will meet briefly this afternoon and then adjourn until next Friday due to the absence of city manager Boyd A. Bennett who is in Lynchburg. Mayor A. J. Stewart announced no business will be transacted at this session.
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City Board of Directors
A. J. Stewart
Boyd A. Bennett
Lynchburg
Bennett
Peaceful Locarno Set for Historic Peace Treaty Talks
Delegates of major powers gather in Locarno Switzerland to discuss a security pact. A National Geographic Society bulletin notes Locarno’s name has long signified treaty making and highlights the city’s Alpine scenery and neutral Swiss character as advantageous for diplomacy. The article contrasts cities tied to past treaties with Locarno and describes springtime Locarno giving way to autumn clarity as negotiations proceed.
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Locarno
The
National Geographic Society
Switzerland
National Geographical Soety
Ashington
D. C
Europe
Lausanne
Sevres
Ghent
Ban Stephano
Breast-Litovski
Henrys I
Viii
Louis I
Xviii
Algeciras
Aris
London
St. Germain
Alix-la-Chapelle
Madania
Versailles
France
Germany
Adierika Ad Claims Quick Gas Relief in Ad
An advertisement by The White Pharmacy and Central Pharmacy promotes Adlerika as a fast remedy for abdominal gas and constipation. Mrs E Cole testifies she feared sleep due to gas around her heart but relief came in ten minutes after using Adlerika. The notice lists Princeton retailers Rice Drug Co. and claims “Remedy in the World.”
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Adierika
E. Cole
Adlerika
White Pharmacy
Central Pharmacy
Princeton
Rice Drug Co
Pact of Locarno and techs chart Swiss town scene
Locarno joins modern communications as the Swiss telegraph service expands from one to ten lines and a Marconi radio station is announced. The chapel of Madonna de Sasso sits atop a rock pinnacle, its yellow walls and red tiled roof framing a historic view. The note ends with a remark on Indiana having many towns with three letter names.
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Locarno
Marconi Concern
Madonna de Sasso
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a medical discovery that soothes inflamed membranes and stops germ growth from persistent coughs, colds, bronchitis, and related respiratory troubles. It claims rapid relief with a twofold action and offers money back if relief fails.
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Oreomuls Company
Atlanta
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