National Advertising Rates From New York to Philadelphia
Arthur Colegrove lists advertising representatives across major cities and offices in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia with mail and carrier rates. Rates include five dollars yearly by mail and fifteen cents a week by carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Ashamed Of Wealth: Johnson Voices Wealth Shame in Senate Inquiry
George S. Johnson a Binghamton shoe maker condemns the display of wealth amid widespread suffering. He notes how a brief merited era of profit faded as the country sobered, argues private wealth remains but should not be flaunted, invoking Carnegie and Rockefeller as contrasts to modern excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Johnson
Binghamton
N.Y
Senate
Mr. Johnson
Andrew Carnegie
Rockefellers
Dave
Africa’s map battle as Mussolini eyes Ethiopian lands
An opinion piece argues that European brinkmanship now targets Africa with Mussolini aiming to redraw borders. It cites Abyssinia and Ualubi as flashpoints, notes a Geneva League map controversy, and suggests Italy seeks to add adjacent areas to Somaliland to safeguard Europe.
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Caesar
Alexander
Napoleon
Mussolini
Africa
Europe
Ualubi
Indian Ocean
Italy
League of Nations
Geneva
Ussual
Abyssinia
Somaliland
Canada Goes Liberal as Bennett Faces National Vote
American interest in recovery and social security shifts to Canada as Premier Bennett’s Conservative party positions for a New Deal style program. The movement aims to rebalance wealth, raise wages, insure employment, health, and old age security while promoting greater state involvement in the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Washington
Ottawa
Bennett
Svjtit
Pro
Finess of Canadian citizens and refugee policy
The author argues for end of reckless resource exploitation and notes that if the Liberal Party wins, policy may shift left. He contends Canada will no longer be a safe refuge for frightened American money and that money can be used profitably at home. Referring to refugees from Nazi Germany, he cites cross fertilization of ideas and laments Germany’s spiritual impoverishment amid exile.
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Liberal Party
Canada
Nazi Germany
America
Professor Winstein
New York Times
Germany
Wardrobe Dovetails From Day To Evening In Paris Styles
Paris describes 20th century wardrobe planning as cabinet making with pieces fitting together. It notes ski outfits blending with cocktail and tea costumes, leather jackets removed to reveal silk blouses, velvet skirts, and matching accessories for afternoon to evening wear.
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Paris
Western stars feel wind of decency drive boosts cinema
Hollywood reports Ken Maynard credits the League of Decency campaign with lifting western pictures. He notes demand for westerns has doubled in a decade, with fans flocking to weekend showings even as he warns against overt sensuality. He also resembles onstage tours and fan interest in personae.
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Hollywood
League of Decency
Ken Maynard
Jnms den
Texas University
Middle West
Washington notes amid Roosevelt cold and Congress sparring
United Press reports in Washington that Congress debated breaking diplomatic relations with Russia and Mexico while President Roosevelt, despite a cold, worked in the White House. Mrs. Caroline O'Day criticizes fellow lawmakers on floor decorum as Dominican first lady lanched a Caribbean visit with a personal car at the White House portico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Boston
Lowells
Cabots
Gatots
Congress
George H. Tinkham
Boston Republican
Repubin P. Higgins
Boston Democrat
Mexico
Marly
Caroline O'Day
New York
Greas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
House
Joseph W. Burns
Labor
Frances Perkins
Senora de Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Mrs. Roosevelt
Cape
Jal
Republica
the Republic
Twenty Years Ago In Notes From Journal Files January 3118
Twentieth century style write up recounts a local sports clash the Stars defeated Crescenty 30 to 21 at the State Armory. Dorr McCray suffered a serious injury and was taken to the city hospital. Several town updates follow including a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Charles Amy, residents of Delaware Street, plus general civic notes on stores, heating, and street work.
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Lie
The
Stars and
Crescenty
State Armnory
Coal mine fire imperils town in Ohio field
A coal fire burning since 1884 in Perry County near New Straitsville threatens a large town. It has burned six square miles, destroyed an estimated 50 million dollars worth of coal, and caused mine cave-ins and road subsidence. Federal inspectors may seek funding to stamp out the blaze amid plans to box out the fire and protect nearby structures.
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New Sprritsville
D. Jan
Perry County
Hocking Valley
United States Bureau of Mines
Public Works Administration
He Foundation
New Straitsville
Shawnee
Buiiding Util
Forest i
Potent wine Visalpa arrest leads to suspended sentence
In Visalia California port wine influenced the arrest of Mrs. Lillian B. Dorris on drunken driving charges. She admitted drinking only one glass and received a suspended sentence after entering a guilty plea.
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Visalpa
Cal
Armes
Lillian B. Dorris
Dorris
The Governor Says Farewell Message To Pennsylvania
The governor delivers a farewell address to Pennsylvanians. He praises patience and resilience during hard years, notes 4,200,000 workers out of work at times, and expresses gratitude for the opportunity to serve. He wishes success and welfare for all citizens as he leaves office.
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Harrisburg
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Fir
Coasting Plays Part in Annual Auto Death Toll
Harrisburg Jan 9 Governor's Committee on Street and Highway Safety urges action to curb coasting deaths and injuries on snow covered hills. officials call for parental guidance municipal action and driver caution to reduce annual toll and fatalities.
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Harrisburg
Governor's Committee
Star Signals Forecast for January 9 1935
The text notes a favorable day for selling and expanding, with the morning best and evening fit for clerical work. It warns of a later danger window November 20 to 23 and cites social luck in July and August. Birthdate mentions awareness of boundaries and potential self-consciousness.
Harrisburg Plans Civil Service Exams For Liquor Board Post
In Harrisburg on January 9 the Department of Public Instruction filed 12 applications from people seeking civil service examinations for the comptroller post on the state Liquor Control Board. Qualified applicants must notify before noon January 17 to compete for the $5 000 per year position resigning J Ralph Satterthwaite of Philadelphia. Examinations will be held soon after January 31 for reclassifications and salary adjustments under equal pay for equal work.
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Jess
Harrisburg
State Liqutor Control Board
Department of Public Instruction
J. Ralph Satterthwaite
Philadelphia
Education Department
Comptrollership
Talay
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Corry
Grant Township
Tl Ily
Playshop
Allegheny College
Iit
Dorr McCray
Timu Nye
Avbert
Ormsby Crosetay Af
Pantleyivanta Raiiromd
Puntaburgh Conesiuetion Company
Dimnagen
M. Stebbins
Mayville
Wats
Elly
Cony
Goisisutie
Daughtar
Charles Amy
Delaware Street
Tale Golimbus
Hamy Shearer
Tapia
LSM Jourdel
Howles
Vee Powers
Waterford
Dr. Mensinik
Clymer
Vogui
Ohio Field
Knoxville
Tenn
Aswell Park
Snoxville Smokies
Southern Baseball Association
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
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