Daily News subscription rates and offices listed
The notice lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including year and half year rates, with rates for daily only and weekend options. It also provides office addresses in New York Chicago San Francisco Washington and Columbus.
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Daily News
New York
Forty-Second Street
Chicago
Monro Street
San Francisco
Hearst
Washington
FOST
Columbus
BPAHK
New York Letter Reflects on Life in the Big City
A New York letter recalls a veteran newsman laid off after a management shift and his struggle to find work in the city. The writer contrasts Manhattan life with smaller towns, noting high living costs, few real friends, and a sense of hollow prestige. It mentions Manhattan transfer and subway pickpocket tricks.
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New York
Broadway
Ball and Chain
Manhattan
Manhattan Transfer
Subway
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
A poem urging young workers not to envy early success. It counsels patience, stating fame and fortune come with years of effort, and the older worker gains wisdom and strength through trials. Those who reach their goals endure long journeys and disciplined toil.
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Edgar A. Guest
Gladness in Service: Enter Gates With Thanksgiving
A brief note on serving the Lord with gladness and entering his gates with thanksgiving. Emphasizes praising and blessing His name as part of faithful daily practice.
Debt Debates and Moratorium Thoughts on Postwar Debts
A discussion on international debt after World War I, urging a moratorium and funding with future settlements. Notes France Germany Italy and Austria debts, warns against pushing for full payments, and calls for confidence to revive trade and rehabilitation. The White House stance on not pronouncing debt nonpayment is praised as wise.
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Maeland
Teamais
France
American Congress
Poenes
Telat
Germany
Italy
White House
Gare
Aurrest
Knights of Youth formed in New York to curb juvenile crime
The Knight hood of Youth in New York establishes a daily dozen for character building to promote chivalry and curb crime among boys. Advocates say organized efforts like the M C A and Boy Scouts can lead youth away from crime, reducing social costs and guiding future citizens.
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Knighthood of Youth
New York
America
Bey Ufe
Charles II
the Forest
Ehil
United States
M.C. A
Socialism And Sovietism Debate Split in Radical Alliances
Meyer London former socialist congressman opposed any alliance between Socialism in America and Sovietism in Russia after the Russian coup. He warned that Bolshevik concessions could lure radicals to join groups dis content with national conditions, aiming to extend influence abroad.
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Meyer London
Congress
Socalism
America
Sov @tism
Russia
Bolshvik
Decline of Socialism in America Hesitates Revival Efforts
The piece notes that socialism waned in the United States about four years ago and has struggled to regain influence as a political factor. It cites Meyer London as an advocate for renewed activity and mentions skepticism that radical movements have passed their peak. It also references the Soviet failure as a blow to similar political currents and the ensuing disillusionment with leadership.
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U.iversal
America
Meyer London
Russia
Ellen Terrys Honor Honors England’s Stage Icons
The king knighted Henry Irving and praised Dame Ellen Terry on New Year’s Day, elevating women in English life and recognizing the artistry of theatre professionals. The piece reflects on stage history from Shakespearean times to modern America. It notes early theatrical class bias and contrasts with today’s respect for actors as educators and entertainers.
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Ellen Terry
King Cleargs
Hays
England
Richard TL
Beaiy
America
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Waterway Movement Aims At St Lawrence to Sea Link
The St Lawrence to the Sea waterway advances with plans from Canada and the United States to form a joint commission. If realized, ocean ports may emerge at Chicago and Duluth with closer Euro American trade links, easing western rail costs and expanding Midwest and Far West commerce. Farmers and industry would gain from shorter routes to European markets.
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Canada
United States
Chicago
Duluth
Cleveland
Middle West
St. Lawrence-to-the-Sea
Mid-West
Far West
Atlantic Coast
New York
Butt
Metropolia
Appalachian
Europe
Dominion of Canada
A National School of Music in America Foreseen by Boulanger
An eminent French organist Nadia Boulanger foresees an American national school of music built on a growing group of native composers singers and conductors. The article argues for distinctly American artistic development while valuing past classics and notes the need for study of current American musical thought. It closes with a whimsical Proverb about today’s gathering.
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Jine
Nadia Boulanger
United States
America
Americans in Paris Explore Resident Life and Bohemian Shifts
In Paris a census shows 88,623 Americans reside there long term, with 38,623 not including tourists. The piece notes how newcomers evolve from tourist amusements to preferring serious drama, cafes, and late-night haunts like Maxim’s as they stay longer, revealing a shift from bohemian shocks to enduring local routines.
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Pariss
Paria
Prefecture of Police
Peggy Joyce
Mary Pickford
Paris
Tve
Ife
Maxim's
Barabarin
Bohemilanium
Rotonde
Mistinguett
Mixim's
Casino de Paris
Hoa
Montmatre
Tatin
Naga
Montmartre
Common Sense Crazes Define Minds At Work
The essay argues the mind requires varied tasks to stay sane and productive. Crazes like Mah Jongg Crossword Puzzles Ping Pong and Chess reflect differing mental or physical demands. Enduring pastimes balance challenge and competition while sustaining long term interest.
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England
France
America
Man Jongg
Brief Welland Canal tale and gender deception note
A five minute persuasive desk trick for the Welland canal wins editor support via a pocket map showing Erie Ontario and St. Lawrence routes. A Danish inquiry reports on gender differences in lying with a physician arguing men lie more boldly while women repeat stereotypes. Sugar dealers echo the old ballad about sweet stories.
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Lake Erie
Falls of
Niagara
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence
Atlantic
Great Welland Canal
Powerful Times
Welland Project
Mars
Roosevelt letters reveal old friend Lodge defeated in 1884 race
A collection of Roosevelt correspondence discusses Henry Cabot Lodge's 1884 defeat for Congress, the reaction of party leaders, and Roosevelt's ongoing support. The letters cover political risks, inde pendent loyalty, and future prospects for Lodge within the Massachusetts Republican Party.
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Roosevelt
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congress
Lavering
Cabot
Massachusetts
New York
Blaine
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