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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1920
Page
5
Debate since 1709 over whether Trinity Church or the people of New York own its vast real estate holdings. The article urges a clear, lasting settlement and references page 20 of Hearst's December issue.
In Chicago a vast enterprise with about 4000 workers offers a profit sharing plan where $25 weekly earners can invest $1.25 weekly and after years of service draw $19 044.00. Workers call it the most remarkable profit sharing scheme devised by any employer.
Hearst's plans for 1920 include Hall Caine's The Master of Man to be released in February. Vicente Blasco Ibanez's Enemies of Women starts in Hearst's for April, with early spring introductions by Rex Beach and a roster of top writers such as Chesterton, Oppenheim, and Roche. Only premier authors are featured.
Many newsdealers report Hearst's Magazine selling out within a day or two after arrival. With limited copies printed only by advance orders, readers face disappointment each month. Buy early and consider reserving future issues where possible.
Guglielmo Ferrero Italy’s foremost historian argues in Hearst’s for December about universal disarmament and permanent peace. He questions whether the League of Nations can achieve these aims and highlights the global push to curb slaughter and ruin.
A summary of married life issues in a tale by Roland Pertwee. It notes why many marriages fail due to taken for granted happiness and promises lessons from a ten minute frank discussion that cleared up a couple’s problem involving Andrew Merrow and his wife Joan.
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