Advertising as Education and Nation Building From a Banker Neighbor
A vivid defense of advertising as a universal educator guiding wise spending. The piece argues advertising teaches common sense, fosters higher living standards, and unifies Americans across states, linking purchases to national strength. It extols ads as a free, inexpensive school shaping behavior, health, and unity from Maine to California.
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United States
Ce TV
Maine
California
Strikes in Philadelphia Affect 100000 Workers
May 3 report shows strikes across Philadelphia affecting over 100000 workers. Building trades unions claim 65,000 members, only 23,707 employed when strikes began. Employers dispute full union size, stating only 10,900 members quit. Work halted on major projects citywide as labor leaders seek Mayor Monure Loday to act. About 2700 marine workers are idle and ships stay in port. Cramp Shipyard disturbances linked to open shop debates linger.
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Building Trades
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Monure Loday
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Shippiss Board
Paladelp
Cramps
Cramp At
Hays Announces Self Service Office for Callers
Washington May 0 The General Kay has hung his office latch out in face. Walk in to see Mr Ways at his desk in a large room with chairs scattered around. He hands you his engagement list for the day and you pick a time and wait in a chair until called. No ushers or staff present.
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Washington
Kays
Fae
Mr. Ways
Expansion of Commerce Chamber Recommended
Washington on May 6. A conference of industrial and business traders urged reorganizing the government to place all non regulatory trade and transportation matters in the department of commerce. They proposed concentration of statistical activities on production stocks consumption and distribution of basic commodities, excluding agriculture, within the department.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Prank Tw. Davis Dead. North unknown details arise
Frank H. Davis, an officer and director of more than a dozen railroads, died at his home early today at age 61. The report mentions his roles in railroad management and ties to textile industry executives, but the text is fragmented and unclear about exact affiliations or causes.
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Iblizxsbeth, NX. J. Mayg
Frank H. Davis
De Valera Issues Election Appeal From Dublin May 3
Irish leader De Valera asks voters to back Sinn Fein candidates to legitimize the republic and resist both external and internal foes. He pledges faith in rights for civil and religious equality, proportional representation, and devolution for a divided Ireland, urging electors to vote for final settlement and “the legitimacy of the Republic.”
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Dublin
Cassociated Press
Great Britain
Ireland
Valera
Mamifeste
de Valerinsh
Sinn Fein
de Valera
the Valera
Anc
Onc
Républic. of Ireland
Fera
Manifesta
Sinn I
Republic
England
Sequoyah Club Plans Big Entertainment and Dinner Postponed
The Sequoyah Club met at its Pairfield avenue room last night. President J. J. Devine was authorized to appoint a five member committee to devise plans and report later. Due to weak business conditions the annual dinner was postponed and rescheduled for a later date. District class reports showed Democratic activity and optimism for the November city election. Chairman John A. Wyomets cited plans for marching. speakers included former Alderman William Moran and Lawrence Shen.
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Uoran Club
Pairfield Avenue
J. J. Devine
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John A. 4Yormets
Chets
Wiliam Moran
Lrowren Shen
A. R. Delegates to File a Report at April Field
An OD. A. R. meeting notes delegates to prepare a report for the annual field in April. Mrs. Walace and Mr. Smith are among those named as delegates. The program lists hostesses Mrs. Wharfe Bryan and Mrs. Frederick Wh. Green, with Myre Trubar Dachuls.
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Wash
Tren
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Afford Smith
Walace
Wharfe Bryan
Myre
Trubar Dachuls
Frederick WH. Green
Spratford Woodmen Program at Granny Hall
An elaborate entertainment will be presented on May 6 in Granny Hall Stratford under the auspices of the Woodmen of the World.
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Granny Hall
Stratford
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