Fear of Paste Warns Advertisers About Calamity
The piece argues that newspapers mold fear of disease to sell ads and question why businesses should fund publicity that spurs imagined illness in readers. It claims ongoing ad spend props up risky publicity and labels such tactics as inviting calamity.
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Muany
John Tones
Il Smith
Sam Brown
Constable
Lockwood Seen Best for Crawford County Democrats
A party appeal urges voters to back Dr Frank Lockwood of Meadville in the congressional race. The piece argues editors sway readership against business, praises Lockwood for honesty and anti-liquor stance, notes support from Democrats and Prohibition party, and predicts Lockwood will win Corry and carry the city with a strong margin over Liebel and Shreve.
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Lockwood
Dr. Prank
Meadville
Washington Party
Congress
Ford County
Liebel
Shreve
Wilson
Brooks
Shacklett
Prohibition
Dr. Lockwood
Corry
Crawford County
Standard Oil
Booze
Pennsylvania
Youth confesses to Erie robberies and gang crimes
Lester Hunter 19 of Blairsville Indiana County and four accomplices confessed to burglaries across Erie. He described slipping from the Detention Home and leading a group that included John and Mike Hurt, Harry Goos, Charles Volker, and another youth. The pairings tied to walks into Walkover Shop Tracey Hat Store Maderite Tailoring Zerker’s grocery Parade Street Hardware and other local shops.
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Erie
Lester Hunter
Blairaville
Indiana County
West Fifth Street
Detzel
Pepe
Young Hunter
Brown
Hetsier
How Ho
John
Mike Hurt
Harry Goos
Franklin
Charles Volker
Tracey Hat
Maderite Tailoring Company
Zelzer
Nervous Headaches Nervalind Tablet Notice
A tablet product, NervousHeadaches Nervalind, is advertised as quick acting and heart safe. Sold by N. F. Amesanu Co and all druggists, with two or three tablets aiding restful sleep and indigestion tied to nerve disorders, priced at 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nervalind
N. FP. Amesanu. Co
Indictment of 33 Master Plumbers across states
A federal grand jury charged 33 officials and active members of the National Association of Master Plumbers with conspiring to restrain trade in plumbing supplies. The case centers on an agreement with manufacturers to keep prices standard and bar non members from purchases. Named defendants include S Louis Barnes and D F Durkin of Philadelphia and several others from Meadville Cincinnati Cleveland and Pittsburgh. The two week investigation was conducted for the Western Pennsylvania district.
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Erie
National Association of Master Plumbers
Grand Jury
United State Grand Jury
Pennsylvania
Louis Barnes
National Association
D. F. Durkin
William McCouch
Philadelphia
Elty
Philadelphi M
Otherware
Frank J. Fee
New York
Joseph O'Donnell
Syratune
Alfred ©. Hynon
Canton
Thomas J. Dyer
Andrew Murphy
Ray J. Hillenbrand
John J. Vogel- Pohl
Hdward H. Morgin
Cincinnati
Davidh. Roberts
Cleveland
W. Bien
James A. Wood
Toledo
Charles W. Wilson
Youngstown
William Hess
Dayton
William A. Decker
Grand Rapid
Edmund Tate
Names for trial in U S court at Pittsburgh this winter
James A Outs Jr Harrisburg Richard Turner Wilkes Barre Roy Horsley Johnstown Michael Purrill Pittsburgh Frederick J Placid Rochester N They will be tried in the United States court at Pittsburgh this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘A. Outs, Jr
Harrisburg
Richard ‘Turner
Wilkes-Barre
Roy Horsley
Johnstown
Michael Purrill
Pittsburgh
Frederick J
Placid
Rochhester
United States
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Bylall Drugatars
Rake
Stein-Bloch
Jacobson & Company
Lad
Erie Police
the Ladies Furnishing
Victor Victrolas
Victors
Newords
THE
Barlow Hardware CO
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Lavaliers
Clary & Stone