Weeklong Ad Writing Contest Opens With $1000 Grand Prize
A national ad writing contest offers a grand prize of $1000 for the best slogan or ad idea for 24 listed products. Weekly prizes include $100 and about 240 other awards. Ads written now may earn high rewards, with end of contest judging for $500 and $1000 awards.
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Zain
Boston 4
Mass
Weekend Slogan Ideas For Various Products
A reader suggests playful ad slogans for a range of items from Boston Varnish Company to Jap Rose Soap. The list includes Keen Butter Cutlery and Tools, Gillette Safety Razors, Kool Shaws shaving cream, Romance Chocolates, and Van Raalte silk stock ings, aiming for concise, catchy lines suitable for weekend ads.
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Boston Varnish Company
Kyanise
Brunswick
Buddy Buds Mints
Om Talcum
Colorite
Crocker Fountain Pens
Eaton’s
Highland Linen
Holland
Goodey’s Chewing Gum
Gillette
Harvard Cigars
Keen
Kool-Shaw
van Raalte
Van-Eta Chocolatespraad
Woburn Girl Engaged to Brookline Man Webster
Mr and Mrs Willard C Smith of Woburn announce the engagement of their daughter Edith Lillian Smith to Hanson Hart Webster of Brookline Miss Smith a Mt Holyoke College graduate and a member of the...
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Willard C. Smith
Woburn
Edith Lillian Smith
Hanson Hart Webster
Brookline
Miss Smith
Mt. Holyoke College
Ad Writing Contest Details 1921
Rules allow any non professional ad writer to compete for prizes. Entrants may cover one or all 24 products, with two prize groups weekly and overall grand prizes. Ads must be on separate sheets with name and address on the back, and entries due by Friday April 22.
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Geome
Pilgrimlicity Association
Zain
Boston 4
Mass
Row
Boston Normal School Faculty and War Service Highlighted
The Boston Normal School faculty member authored The Science of Everyday Life and served in the Near East relief in Constantinople during the war. Mr. Webster, son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Webster of Portland Maine.
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Boston Normal School
Constantinople
Webster
Charles B. Webster
Portland
Washington Debates Aid for the Farmer
Washington considers ways to aid farmers as Congress Treasury and farm groups discuss options. The Treasury Department announced a $40,000,000 issue of farm loan bonds at 5 percent interest to be sold at par, the first under the farm loan act since its constitutionality was upheld by the Supreme Court.
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Washington
United
Congress
Treasury Department
Farm Loan Act
Supreme Court
New Hampshire Legislature Adjourns After Key Votes
The New Hampshire Legislature adjourned at 5 pm in Concord. The Senate killed the House repeal of the usury bill, passed yesterday as law. President Leslie P. Snow resigned to join the Supreme Court, and Senator James A. Tufts was elected president. A chiropractics licensing bill also became law at 4:30 pm.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Senate
House
Leslie P. Snow
Rochester
Supreme Court
James A. Tufts
Exeter
Add to Fund for Irish Aid Contributions Reach Local Totals
The Rev P H Callahan of St Peters Church Cambridge sent 1869 87 dollars to Relief of Ireland headquarters with clergy from St Peters leading the drive Prominent donors include Commodore Jack B Council Brookline 677 30 St Margarets Beverly Farms 04 Clare Men and Women Associations 300 James J Graham Paper Cambridge Boston Globe Chapel 72 and others Each giver is listed with amounts from 60 to 5 dollars including unions individuals firms and street addresses All funds support Irish relief efforts in the area
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P. H. Callahan
St. Peter’s Church
Cambridge
Committee For Relief of Ireland
Ireland
Commodore Jack B
Brookline
St. Margaret’s
Beverly Farms
Clare Men’s and Women's Associations
James J. Graham Paper Company
Boston Globe Chapel
John T. Hughes
State Street
Georgian Cafeteria Company
Boylston Street
John D. Fallon
Jamaica Plain
James Peterson & Newhall Company
P. F. Butler
Commonwealth Avenue
Langan & Bros
Washington Street
William N. McKenna
Chestnut Street
Open mouth habit signals adenoids or stubborn pride
A habit of an open mouth is linked to enlarged adenoids or an overbearing respect for personal opinions, suggesting a physical or behavioral cause behind the expression.
Job-Seeking Veterans Hope for Missing Link to Work
A speaker notes many good men in America seek only the missing link to connect them with employment. The remark underscores a broad call for opportunities and practical pathways to jobs for veterans and nonveterans alike.
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America
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