Advertising rates and publication details notice
Publication and advertising rate notice from the National Advertising Representative Pred Kimball Inc. listing address, post office entry, mail matter classification, and carrier pricing. Includes publisher Arthur Colegrove and Chicago Tribune building, with rates by mail and carrier and request for rate information on application.
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Golegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertisine Representative
Pred Kimball, Inc
W. Dith St
New Yorker
Tribune
Chicago
Watch Latin America and U S trade links rise
A London style plea for closer inter-American relations to boost trade between the United States and Latin America. The piece cites vast raw material stores, a large buying population, and widespread investment, urging mutual prosperity through expanded commerce and mutual understanding.
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Latin America
Western Hemisphere
Mayor-elect Carson Urges Fiscal Restraint For Portland
Portland’s new mayor Carson calls for cutting government costs and avoiding debt growth. He stresses protecting life property and health as core duties, preserving institutions, and keeping the economic order stable amid deflation. He praises the elected leader for promoting practical American principles.
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Carson
Portland
Regan
Theaid
Gavrent
Pedestrians Bear Heavy Toll in Auto Fatalities
The National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters notes pedestrians suffered about 14 500 of the 14 5000 auto deaths last year. Most fatal pedestrian actions occur while crossing between intersections or from behind parked cars, rural highway walking, or street play. Officials urge pedestrians to cross only at intersections and walk facing traffic on country roads to reduce casualties and insurance costs.
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National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Albert W. Whitney
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters
Cultivate the Art And Tasking Mentioned in Washington Star
A fragment from the Washington Star hints at encouraging girls to paint their faces and embrace more vibrant art forms at schools. The brief note suggests a push toward greater self expression through makeup and art in early education.
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Hivor
Washington Star
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
Entries from December 20 1912 cover Corry electric light improvements delays city wire inspector notes. A Salamanca caller asks Blaine Kincaid to probe a suspected death of a man West of town. Dr G A Elston sustains a head bump in taxi accident. hospital care follows. A special Erie to Corry train is arranged for the Wilks home dedication. Herman H Nathan arrives from Buffalo to lead the Linton News stand. Altman promoted. Rev J H Armstron g accepts a pastorate in Sullivan Ohio and will depart.
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Herman H. Nathan
Buffalo
City
Linton News Company
Mr. Altman
Principal Strongs Family Plans for Holiday Trip
Principal J. W. Strong of the High school and Mrs. Strong with their young daughter depart tonight for Shamokis to spend the holiday vacation. Lee Wood returns from Amherst to spend the holidays. Miss Margaret West of the High school faculty visits her parents in Jamestown for the holiday period.
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J. W. Strong
Mrs. Strong
Ther
Shamokis
Lee Wood
Amherst
Margaret West
Jamestown
Rockwell boy breaks leg in winter sport mishap
Kaneiad Dec 20 Rithard Rockwell 12, son of Mr and Mrs Jarvis Rockwell of 15 Pine Avenue, was hospitalized at Community hospital after fracturing his right leg mid shin while skating at Southover. He struck a tee and fell Saturday afternoon, and friends Donald Blair and Melvin Peterson helped carry him about 500 yards to a road where his mother transported him.
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Kane
Rithardwell
Jarvis Rockwell
Pine Avenue
Libsarty
Young Rockwell
Southover
Donald Blair
Melvin Peterson
Questions on Pennsylvania counties and world history
The inquiries ask which original counties were in Pennsylvania, the location of Albania, the year Fascism rose to power in Italy, the author of the book on rule, and how Pinchot-Hepburn voted in Corry in the latest gubernatorial rate. It also asks who wrote Pride brings want, directing readers to turn to page 7.
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Pennsylvania
Albania
Italy
Corry
Hollywood Film Shop: Studio Anecdotes and Names
A collage of Hollywood lore from Alanson Edwards notes quirky details about stars and crew. It mentions Lionel Barrymore as a art student, Marion Davies, Joan Crawford early roles, Buster Keaton in uniform, Louise Closser Hale crafting a tin-foil head-dress, Janet Gaynor collecting records, Elissa Landi writing a book, and others. The piece riffs on costumes, gear, and studio life with playful asides.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Bec
Technicilor
Alerlean Cavity Sen
Rasputin
John Barrymore
Buster Keaton
ALB
Meg-M
Louise Closser Hale
Karen Morley
Janet Chander
Alexander Kirkland
British actor Bob Vallis dies in Haglam tenement
British actor Bob Vallis a former Haglam character actor dies in a tenement in England on December 20. He once trained Ronald Coleman for stage and screen and played the lead in Sir Hall Caine s The Christian. He later worked five years as a car park attendant, according to local reports.
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Hrighton
England
Bob Vallis
Haglam
Stargami
Vallis
Ronald Coleman
Sir Hall Caine
the Christian
Stage Star Baltimore Suffered Germionia Report
New York December 20 Ethel Baltimore a noted stage star was reported to be in improved spirits today by her physician Dr Edward Custer germionia illness referenced in the bulletin confirming her condition and care.
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New York
Ethel Bastimore
Edward Custer
Book Notes on Grischa Author and 1914 Era Tales
A review catalog notes Arnold Zweig's Young Woman of 1914 and Grischa, praising its artful structure and plea of 1914-15 Germany. It surveys Storm Over Asia by Paul Hutchinson as a key Far East issue, plus The Plying Carpet by Richard Halliburton and other titles.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
Sergeant Grischa
America
Arnold Jawelx
Viking
Grischa
Zweig
Dool
Werner Bertin
Lenore Wahl
Germany
Bertin
Verdun
Eastern Front
Manchuria
Asia
Paul Hutchinson
Henry Holt
Sun Yat-Sen
Chang Tsolin
Chang Hsueh-liang
Baron Shitehara
Michael Borodin
Sun Yat Sen
Canton
Richard Halliburton
Bobbs-Merrill
California
New York
France
Sehara
Timbuctoo
Moroco
Constantinople
Bagdad
Persia
Singapore
Borneo
Philippines
Death attempt at Monta Garlo hotel notes despair in youth
In Monta Garlo on December 20, musician Oscar Straus’s son Mayin Strauss was hospitalized in critical condition after taking poison. A note found in his room said he was disgusted with the wickedness of the world and his musical ambitions.
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Monta Garlo
Mayin Strauss
Oscar Strausas
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Waltz
Corry City
Blaine Kincaid
Salamanca
Bie
West
Erie
Corts
Wilks
J. H. Armatrong
Congregational Church
Sulivan
Ohio
Kanelad
CAA
Hollywood Film Shop
Uew Ayres
Hickers
Tim and Lowe
Vic McLaglen
Wow
Handle
Will Rogers
Ricardo Cortex
Mars J Brothers
Anita Page
Chapin’s
Corduroy Pajamas
Frank C. Chapin
Soni
North Center Street
Fiowe
Eva Ote
Ood
Journal
Frances Lea
Doubleday Wotan
Vicki Baum
Sigurd Hoel
Coward McCanni
Ea Bus
West Ridge Transportation CO
Gerry
Titusville
Oil City
Fordays
Warren
Citizens National
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