Women readers shown as shrewd buyers in ad talks
At a Pilgrim Publicity Association luncheon President George B. Gallup and publisher Francis W. Bird discussed why ads appeal to women. Gallup said women read beyond the paper and distrust store ads they dislike, while Bird urged publishers to improve advertising value as newspapers are a merchandising tool. They predicted changes in advertising within a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Publicity Association
American House
George B. Gallup
Francis W. Bird
Advertiser and Record
Gallup
Bird
Advices Tag Games For Business Men In New York
Dr Louis R Weizmiller physical director at West Side Y M C A urges New York men to play tag hop scotch and prisoner's base to boost exercise and fitness. He contrasts active play with indoor games like poker and bridge and says play is essential for health and longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis R. Weizmiller
West Side Y. M. C. A
Dr. Weizmiller
Urges Labor to Let Capitalists Fight
A Philadelphia group circulating a manifesto in New York calls for a revolution. It declares governments exist to uphold the present system and that capitalists rule across nations. The statement condemns workers in industries aiding war as traitors to the international working class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Monster Reunion Planned for St. Joseph Roxbury Anniversary
Priests and parishioners of old St. Joseph's Roxbury known as Tommy's Rock plan a monster reunion on March 6 at Hibernian Hall to mark the 70th anniversary of the parish and the 30th of the church consecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old St. Joseph's Parish
Roxbury
Mgr. M. J. Splaine
St. Joseph’s Church
Patrick O'Byrne
Mgh
Faith of Groundhog His Undoing
Groundhog that failed to see its shadow on February 2 was found frozen to death in Kreischerville Staten Island. The body was discovered by hotel keeper Theodore Killmeyer and reported by a local reporter. William Page former Saddle Rock Virginia said groundhogs come out to seek their shadows and stay hopeful even in chilly weather.
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Kreischerville
Staten Island
Theodore Killmeyer
Killmeyer
William Page
Saddle Rock
Page
Mr. Page
Old
Virginia
Tickling led to divorce in Wisconsin case
WAUKESHA Wis Feb 21 Elsie Bennett testified her husband Leon Bennett tied her to the bed and tickled her feet for 10 minutes at a time. She said he sent her to her parents for money and abused her when she returned penniless. Judge Agnew granted the divorce for cruel and inhuman treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha, Wis
Elsie Bennett
Leon Bennett
Agnew
Funeral services for Augustus W. Stover held at Charlestown home
Funeral services for Augustus W. Stover father of Lt Col Willis W. Stover of the Fifth Regiment were conducted yesterday at his home 7 Eden street Charlestown with Rev Philo W. Sprague presiding and the Weber Male Quartet providing music. Burial followed at Mt Auburn cemetery.
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Augustus W. Stover
Willis W. Stover
Fifth Regiment
Eden Street
Charlestown
Philo W. Sprague
St. John's Episcopal Church
Weber
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Georgetown Alumni Dinner Honors Cardinal O'Connell
The Georgetown University Club of New England plans its 10th anniversary banquet on Saturday Feb 26 at 6 30 pm in the Hotel Bellevue with Cardinal O'Connell as guest of honor. Guests include Rev A J Donlon S J Georgetown president John B Madigan Justice Charles A DeCourcy John I McLaughlin John I Fitzgerald and Martin A Conboy. A pre dinner reception in the Palm Room precedes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal O'Connell
Georgetown University Club of
New England
Hotel Bellevue
A. J. Donlon
Georgetown University
John B. Madigan
Houston
Supreme Court
Charles A. DeCourcy
Supreme Judicial Court of
Massachusetts
John I. McLaughlin
Superior Court
John I. Fitz
Gerald
Providence
Martin A. Conboy
New York
William A. Murphy
Benedict I. Maher
Augusta
Thomas J. Spellacy
Hartford
Conn
John P. Hussey
James J. Brennan
Somerville
Edward J. Fegan
Quincy
Charles McCarthy
Boston
Stephen J. Casey
Francis Be, Slattery
John F. Crosby
Cambridge
Select Furs Now Pay November Ist
Store fur items in on site cold storage at no charge and commit to pay by November 1 1916 to save 50 to 100 percent. If not satisfied with your selection you are not obligated to accept the furs. The ad claims rising fur prices and urges immediate purchase.
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Pilgrim Association
Will Hole Monsters
St. Joseph’s Parish
A. W. Stover
Georgetown
Justice de Courcy
Bacons
New Spring
Mege
Ull
Georges Washington
Washington
Bacon’s
Evans
Thurll
Tee
St. Gall
Hamburg
Dresden
Norfolk
Tommy Tucker
Madras
Brown Jones
Christ
J of Washington & Stamps
iWomen
Thi
SpeoneMoon
Ly Challenge
R. R
siOgle
Lot
Morris
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