Petombard Publisher Advertising Representative Address List
Advertiser names include Petombard Publisher Advertising Representative and various firms. Postal rates shown include five dollars per year by mail and fifteen cents per week by mail in advance within restricted territory. Carrier delivery is three cents per copy.
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Petombard
Ered Eimball
INC
BVW
Sith Bt
New York
Oe Martlott Fldy
Milwaukee
Sqimre
Chivaxo Siiratelts-Lovely
Detralt
Pittsburgh Estate Trust
Phils
Rullireda
Post Office
Corry
Advsitee
A Male Factor's Debt and Reform Debate
A lengthy, erratic column discusses Oklahoma's stance on a prison inmate named Chilton owed the state a debt and should be repaid, arguing for reform over vengeance. It questions penal institutions' purpose while noting public welfare and condemns purely punitive measures. It also references Dr. Raymond Pearl and wage-earner burden with tangents about statistics and societal change.
Mobilizing Against Polio Across Cities
Citizens rally in large cities to combat polio with community events and fundraisers. Campaign leaders urge donations and volunteer efforts to support immunization drives, aiming to protect children and curb the disease in affected areas.
Queen Elizabeth and Essex drama on Tonight and Tomorrow radio
A NBC Blue broadcast night features Jon Your Radio Tonight with Red Allen and the Mighty Allen Art Players presenting a 16th century tale of Queen Elizabeth and Lord Essex. The lineup includes Lawrence Duffy, George and Jane Ace, Kay Kyser, and others in a packed program across NBC schedules with musical pieces and dramatic features.
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Red Allen
Queen Elizabeth
Lord Essex
Nbcred
Swill
Broadway
Lawrence Duffy
Astor
Dufy
Allen
Anc
Essex
England
Minerva Pigus
NBC
Ble Barron
George
Jane Ace
Mr. Keene
National Foundation For
Johnny
Hollywoo Playhouse
Charles Boyer
Walter Huston
Texaco
Princes Gangford
Ken Murray
Genny Baker
Gracie Allen
George Burns
Ray Noble
Christian
Jean Hersholt
al Pearce
Silvia
Don Reid
New Horizons
Paine Canal Swells as World War Era Dikes Fail
In 1919 New York reports a swollen Penema Canal and breached defenses in Europe. Since then, 100 000 vessels have transported nearly half a billion tons of cargo along the railways and waterways, reshaping trade routes and harbor infrastructure.
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Paine Canal
Penema
New York
Europe
Puerto Rico sugar headache handed to Congress by Leahy
Governor William D. Leahy of Puerto Rico demands two key actions before his return: a wage-hour law modification to save needlework jobs and a substantial increase in Puerto Rico sugar quota. He seeks a boost of at least 400,000 tons, amid congressional sugar debates that won’t easily grant the territory a larger share.
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Puerto Rico
Congress
Leahy
Ashington
William D. Leahy
U.S
Cuba
State Department
Roosevelt
How Many Can Quiz You Answer Daily Page
A scrambled daily quiz asks questions about planets, Arctic parks, peninsulas, and cryptic terms. It mentions Uranus nearest the sun, polar regions, a Finland park, a mountaintop warant, and a U.S. battleship named after fish, plus cryptic vocabulary.
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Arctic Park
Finland
Whith Peninsula
Iy Gre
Mount Hamilton
United States
Fish
Alcatraz
Hollywood Film Shop by Alexander
Arthur Lake, a lively postman turned film star, discusses studio nuisances that disrupt shoots such as squeaky shoes, stray insects, annoying noises, and even a dog’s sneeze. Director Frank R. Strayer hires pest elimination staff to minimize losses and speed production during busy Columbia soundstage days.
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Hollywood
Jan
Arthur Lake
Columbia Sound
Lake
Take
Blondié
Daisy
All York
Ike
Frank R. Strayer
Im Lake
Alee
Family Post Office at Potosi Kept By Kaltenbach Family
The Potosi Wisconsin post office has been run by the Kaltenbach family for 109 years. The father, son, and errand boy held the postmastership for 192 years continuously except for two eight year interruptions.
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Potosi
Wis
Kaltenbach
Flue
Tropical fruits expansion noted in American diet
Fragmentary report notes interest in exotic tropical fruits such as guavas and mangos and mentions efforts to cultivate Tapayas and related crops, highlighting a rise in fruit variety within the American diet amid agricultural activity.
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America
Aranaten
Births Surpass Deaths Across Pennsylvania by County
A State Planning Board study shows 45 counties exceed the state birth rate, led by Clarion Centre and Sullivan with 22 plus per 1,000. It notes Philadelphia suburbs Bucks and Delaware near 13.5, while Pike county has the lowest birth rate. Death rates trend down from 1905 to 1937, with influenza in 1918 spiking deaths. overall natural increase is shrinking ahead of the 1940 census.
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Wirtha
Pennsylvania
Clarion County
Reaks
Centre
Pulston
Mifflin
Forest
Snyder
Bedford
Somerger
Clinton
Clearsfield
Cambria
Pike
Philadelphia
Bucks
Delaware
Dauphin
Harrigsby and Vicinity
Berke
Reading and Vicinity
Lackawanna
Scranton
Lehigh
Allentown
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
State Planning Board
United States
Emerson stamp amid Famous Americans series release
Stamp notice previews the first five stamps of the Famous Americans series, designed by William A. Reech. The Emerson design features Ralph Waldo Emerson in an oval, with the issue slated for first day sales in Boston on February 5, highlighting his ministry, travel, Concord life, and influence on Louisa May Alcott.
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Harvard
Church i
Boston
Europe
Jetters
Atletica
Concord
Mass
Scott
Louisa M. Alcott
Aerles
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Files
William Keefe died suddenly at the family home on Pennsylvania Avenue this morning. Garry men face test in a cage against Port Erie Ontario Mutual Stock Association dealing stocks. City Solicitor Gerry T. Kincaid admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court and attended gas conservation conference in Washington. Second footing match of the Corry Rod and Gun Club held at the armory last night with F. Grahan high scorer. Elizabeth M Walsh of Philadelphia secretary of the Pennsyl‑vania Delaware Red Cross division visiting. Edward Gretzler of Peabody Ill arrived to spend time with parents and will travel to Pittsburgh tomorrow to return west.
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Garry
Port Erie
Ontario
Mutual Stock Association
Gerry T. Kincaid
Supreme Court of the United States
Kincaid
Hetn
Washington
Congressman Shreve
Corry
Ff. Grahan
Elizabeth M. ‘Walsh
Philadelphia
Pennsyl
William Delaware
Edward Gretzler
Peabody, Ian
Henry Gretaler
Pitsburgh
Wes
Barbs Columbus Sails on Mystery Trip
A fragmented article notes a detachment of beavers seized by invading Soviet troops sent back as prisoners of war and a quirky mix of topics including forgery probes, mint coin losses, and a local banquet attended by Jamestown representatives. The text blends surreal lines with references to New South Wales refugees and a Garver House event in Warren.
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Columbus
New York Times
Leningrad
Secret Service
Sam
New South Wales
Dee
F. E. Beall
Iona
Jamestown
Insurans
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Bricker
Ohio
Carlton
Chiltan
Oklahoma
Fas Gio Tan
Meritul
Okshoma
Chilton
Oklahom
Ib Paia
Raymond Pearl
Johns Hopkins University
Uie
Helsinki
iRaymond Alge
Ambricaita
Westinghouse
100 Men of Melody
Nbc-Blue
Hollywood Bowl Symphony
the Stars
Mark Twain
Bob Hope
Palm Springs
Hope
Bob
Duke
Gill Shinges
Ehinger
Heegiosk
BY Bruce Catson
NWA
Fate of
Prva
Dietitians
Columbia
Tunes Sy Mendon
Beemad
Millar Ois
Willan Y
Uw Davis
Lille
Hollywood Film Shop
Alexander
Planong Board
Stamp News
By William Ferguson
Oueteey
Philippine Islands
Iss
Whd
William Keefe
Avenue
Office of the Mint
Servile
Eels
Ian Esat
Eas
Lam Ve
Harvey, Litz
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