Advertising and credit notes amid postwar retail talk
A fragment outlines advertising reps in major cities and post office entry fees, then discusses Wis instalment buying trends. It questions credit sales vs cash, warns of consumer overreach and delayed payments, and ends by asking if Hitlerites seek colonies in England France and America as wartime substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williarm
Lompara
National Advertising
Tred Kimball, Inc
W. Ruth St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfella-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
Corry
England
France
America
GE Announces 1 Percent Automatic Pay Increase Nationwide
The General Electric Company announces a 1 percent pay raise for all employees under its cost of living adjustment plan. The move aims to maintain wage levels with living costs, regardless of other merit-based increases. Heavily quoted opinions question wage adequacy, service pay, and living standards amid broader economic debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Detoben
Federal
Jay Pavelope
Hollywood Film Production and Post-Print Preview Process
The article explains the complex workflow from printing, assembling, and distributing film to theaters to ensure consistent quality. It notes multiple cameras for Eleanor Powell scenes in Broadway Melody of 1928, along with synchronized sound, music, and dance records. Preview screenings in Southern California help correct story, sound, or photography issues before final release.
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Hollywood
Hiusteute
Eleanor Powell
Misa Powell
Anl
Miss Powell
Trumiley
Epaphen Steel
California
Wight
Irrigation, Tea, and Haircuts in Historical Notes
A pasted collection of facts notes US irrigation boosting farm value greatly, tea as the national drink tied to boiling water at low cost, and a remark on Parisian fashion ending with Charles V’s haircut to ease a headache. Also mentions rising Portuguese imports to the US market from 1834 to 1835.
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Paris
Charles V
King and Smoot in contrast as party allies of old
Washington column recalls Reed Smoot and William H. King as opposite political voices. The writer notes Smoot’s conservatism and King’s liberal stance, questioning how voters supported two differing Republicans and Democrats in the same era. The piece contemplates King’s shift amid New Deal politics and the perception of liberal or reactionary stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baillot
Uth
Smott
Imogines
New Deal
IGE Water Sled Tested in Moscow Arctic Rescue Test
A polar water sled designed for rescue and communications in the Arctic demonstrated performance with speeds around 330 miles per hour on water and 50 miles per hour on land. The project, developed to aid survival and messaging in extreme polar conditions, showcased salt factory powered propulsion and emphasis on reliability in icy environments.
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Moscow
Arctica
Farm Outlook Best In Years In 10th District
The Kansas City Federal Reserve reports the farm outlook in the 10th district is the best in years. The monthly review highlights improved loan conditions and stronger agricultural prospects, signaling healthier credit and commodity expectations for farmers.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve
Twenty Years Ago from Journal Files 1917
Fireports report milk spilled on Columbus Wil Wrightsville road near Fae houses. The royal anil producers sitke and meag fund for company progress noted. $8,000 expected. Guy Simmons resigns Erie ticket agent post. Ford car damaged on Center Street crossing obstruction. Captain Dawson Gimatiad promoted to major. Charles Arthur Kinney dies after long illness. Nal Mecuire heads to Jamestown for Elks annual clam bake.
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Columbus
Wil Wrightsville
Guy Simmons
Erie Railroad
C.F. Brown and
Doven
Harold
Center Street
Pennsylvania Tracks
Grab Bag One Minute Fest Shanghai Buni and More
A jumble of trivia and hints including questions about Shanghai Buni and Japan's emperor, plus who leads the U. S. House. It blends etiquette notes, quotes on governance, and cryptic clues with scattered references and odd phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Uf. S
We a People Probes House Rules and Labor Standards
In a fierce critique of the House rules committee led by John J. O Connor, the piece argues that labor reform is blocked by a packed panel of rural and Tam many influence. It labels several members as part of a pliant bloc and catalogs Democratic senators who failed to vote on Hugo Black’s Supreme Court appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
House Rules Committee
Tammany
John J. O'Connor
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House
O'Connor
O' Connor
Rules Committee
House of Representatives
Stooges
Satiath
Lilinnis
Jahor
Cox
Geangia
Martin
Mapes
Michigan
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Elizabeth
N. J
Wall Street
Hugo Black
Supreme ‘Court
Burke
Nebraska
Byrd
Virginia
Copeland
New York
Gerry
Rhody Island
Glass of
Never Scratch an Teething Skin Product Ad
An ad touts San Cure soap and ointment to soothe itchy skin and prevent infection. It claims the products relieve itching burns and related skin troubles including cuts bruises and sunburn. The copy urges druggists to offer a money back guarantee and lists prices for the ointment and soap.
Harrisburg announces August 20 farm laws take effect Sept 1
Ten major amendments to state agriculture and pure food laws become effective September 1, following months of conferences with industries and Redups. The measures include a produce dealers licensing and bonding requirement, stricter sanitation for bottlers, and penalties for adulteration. Licenses and bonds due January 1938. new livestock dealer licensing and fruit and vegetable handling rules also enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department of Agriculture
Department Haseen
Redups
Bureau of Markets
Rattlesnakes Killed on Emporium Streets
Emporium Pa Aug 28 police officer Herbert Clark killed a rattlesnake in the busy East Main Street area. The serpent measured several feet, bore around seven rattles and a button. Mrs A J Williams of Sizerville reported her husband killed another on her property, the second in two weeks. Howard Signor of West Creel also reported a rattlesnake sighting on her lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporium
Cameron County
Herbert Clark
A. J. Williams
Sizerville
Tier Garden
US Motor Trailers Output and Cost Reported for Last Year
The United States produced 33 648 trailers during the last year at a total cost of 27 421 768 dollars. The figures reflect the nationwide output and expenditure for trailer manufacturing activities reported by the agency.
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Motoriats
United States
Atta
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Tokyo
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Vale of Farm Prod Wess
Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. CA
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William H. King
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Smoot
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Amy
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Whangpon Tiger
Hironito
William 3B
Bankhedal
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Carry Evening Journal
F. A. Pitkin
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Yohime
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Root’s
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BIC
Radi
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