Advertising Representative Details and Rates Mentioned
Arthur Cotegrave introduced as national advertising representative for Fred Kimball Inc Ino with addresses in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. Rates shown include mail subscriptions 5.00 per year 2.50 in advance and 3 cents per copy by carrier. Public notice of rates and territory restrictions noted.
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Arthur Cotegrave
National
Fred Kimball
INO
46Th St
New York
Reviews on Wines and Dickens Biographies Now Available
A United Press book page cites Julian Street's Wines as accessible for nonexperts with charts and maps, while noting Thorne Smith and Stephen Leacock’s Dickens biographies as witty, insightful, and thoroughly engaging. Leacock’s study balances faults and achievements, offering a readable portrait of Dickens.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
Julian Street
Alfred A. Iknopf
Street
Wing
Frederick §. Wildman
Epicures
Stephen Leacosk
Charles Dickens
Dogan
Pickwick Papers
Leacock
Dickens
End Guerrilla War Tactics in City Council Rows
Citizens urge an end to guerrilla warfare in city government as clashes over appointments persist. The piece notes a sharp three to two council split since the new administration took office and argues divisions should focus on substantive issues and public welfare rather than patronage.
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Xist
A. Divialo
Public debt and recovery program policy debate
A fragmented editorial voice critiques President Roosevelt's budget message noting a claimed billions rise in public debt while claiming Recovery Program spending remains essential. The piece contrasts current policy with a year ago, argues for restraint, and claims significant department cuts and waste reduction amid wartime or recovery costs.
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Roosevelt
European training debated by Greta Mayer in motion
European actors receive rigorous instruction before public appearances at Max Reinhardt's Berlin school. Greta Mayer cites the comprehensive education in rhetoric, gesture, makeup, and even dancing and fencing, arguing talent and inner personality drive true performance beyond technique.
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Hollywood
Greta Mayer
Europe
Reinhardt
Wnor
Miss. Mayer
Case
Pail Muni
Rudolph Schildicaut
Alexander Moissi
Columbia
Treasury defici t reduced by conscience money in Long Beach mail
US treasury deficit trimmed by a dollar sent as conscience money in a Long Beach California letter to Secretary Morgenthau. Senate opening shows cutaways and a festive mood as Congress reconvenes. Capital society plans a Warm Springs fundraiser birthday ball for President Roosevelt with VIP patrons and spouses. O Mahoney becomes first former senator's secretary to move into a secretary’s office. Wyoming governor appoints him to fill vacancy. San Juan forest in Colorado establishes a public rowdy prowl record, with a 4 day tile stretch completed. contractor declines machinery, citing a manpower need.
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Washington
Treasury
Long Beach
Cal
Navy Swanson
O'Mahoney
Senate
John D. Keildricis
Dem
Wyoming
Bureau of Public Rowdy
San Juan National Forest
Colo
Brave French bulle honored in Marseilles ceremony
Fragmented report notes a teen Sanglier and a bull in France amid wartime images. It references a monument and memorials, praising resilience and victory through conflict, mentioning observers and locales in a disjointed sequence.
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Marseilles
Sanglier
DrAvout
France
Olage
Wilmory Sanglier
Paris Couture At Belrose Receives Ex-King Alfonso
Paris fashion notes from Avon near Fontainebleau describe Madame Mulhi bacher hosting ex King Alfonso the XIII and the Duke de Toledo at Belrose. Mentions nutria three quarter length coat, uncrushable velvet gowns, red crystal clips, rubies and garnets, ostrich feather fans, and coordinated gloves and shoes for winter soirées.
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Paris
Madame Mulhibacher
Haute Couture
Belrose
Fontainebleau
Avon
Spain
Alfonso the Xh1
Duke de Toledo
Twenty Years Ago News From The Journal Files
A look back to January 5 1914 noting public schools reopening after holiday vacation the Concord building occupancy for all grades Aunt J A Graves retirement plans Warren Clary and Paul Stone take over the West Main store Acme Mills sale to Merrick sons streetcar service resume after winter storm drunkenness arrests fines 250 to 450 Mrs Harmon Hall near death 18 inches of snow heavy traffic Meadville death of Mrs Mary F Chase 66 Miss N B Dixons illness state college students return from vacation Guy Saxton Oneonta visit.
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J. A. Graves
West Main Street
Warren Clary
Mr. Graves
Paul Stone
Corry
Robber Breaks Record in Weatherford Bank Heist
In Weatherford Oklahoma a bank robbery at Liberty National Bank wiped out 812 dollars. The suspect reportedly entered and hid among staff before escaping, marking the town’s first such crime after years of other robberies in the region.
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Whatherword
Okla
Weatherford
Oklahoma
Liberty National Bank
Ginner
Fragmented historical query items on local figures
A set of broken OCR-style questions references Thomas Miami, Lester SampE, Bret Weaver, G W Siddmore, Dr FE D Noesun, and address clues 401 West Wayne Street and 4h 12 North Center Street Bea Lake. Contains unclear wording and multiple missing details.
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Thomas Miami
Polies
Lester Sampe
Bret Weaver
G. W. Siddmore
West Wayne Streck
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Maine
Molyneux
H Percy
Journal
Concord
First Ward
A. W. Merrick
Acme Mills
Walter H. Merrick
Marshall J. Merrick
Columbus
Ity
Harmon Hall
Catherine Fox
Chicago
Meadville
Mary F. Chase
George Chase
Conurrd Township
Ridge Church
N. B. Dickson
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Milon Brown
Casalus Sears
Webb McCray
State College
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the Arcade
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