Grafton Sentinel Publication and rate details
The Grafton Sentinel lists publishing offices in Grafton West Virginia with editorial and business contact details. It outlines subscription prices for daily and weekly mail and carrier deliveries, rates per year, and advertising charges. The notice also references Associated Press rights and deadlines for classified ads and copy deadlines.
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Grafton Sentinel
IN Sentinel
Companygrafton
W. VA
Grafton
Prohibition Amendments in State Paper Mentioned
A Bible thought notes new amendments to state prohibition laws going into effect today. It highlights the drunken driving provisions including immediate license forfeiture and stiff penalties, plus police power to detain intoxicated individuals without a warrant. The piece criticizes efforts to curb home brew by restricting ingredient sales and questions feasibility of banning commodities as alcohol sources.
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Fairmont
Grafton
High Ridge
Har
Malachi
Chanute
God
Nature
Real Aspirin Tablets Ad Promotes Convenience and Safety
An OCR ad for Real Aspirin tablets markets convenient forms a tin box glass bottle and pocket packs. It claims standardization by U S authorities, safety, and quick pain relief. Smith Brothers Co Inc supplies the product nationwide through pharmacies and wholesalers with regional distributors listed.
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Smith Brothers
U.S. P
U. S
Ismeas Gitice
Ficintzens Mutual “Trust Bidgy
American Firms Expand Trade With Soviet Russia
The article notes growing U S Russian trade with American firms winning contracts for twelve more enterprises in Russia. It highlights progress in commercial and manufacturing ventures and the supply of goods supporting Russian trade amid political nonrecognition from the U S government.
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Russia
Steppes
Trade with Russia Declared Irrelevant by Op Ed
The piece argues technical skill can boost trade with Russia but dismisses the Soviet regime as illegitimate. It characterizes the government as a ruthless minority oligarchy, worse than czarist rule, and asserts no power will easily resist it.
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Russia
British general elections and cabinet formation system
A British reform highlights a direct system where general elections occur when the majority loses support. The King selects the party leader to form a cabinet, ensuring a government lasts only while holding a majority in the House of Commons. If the majority shrinks, a new government or general election follows. The author notes Americans may view this as a simpler, more accountable method than perpetual cycles.
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Tower ‘House
House of Coma
Britain
Great Britain
Atlantic City's Giant Auditorium Opens With World Scale PA
Atlantic City showcases the world's largest auditorium in the Convention Hall with a public address system by Western Electric and Graybar Electric. More than fifty seven miles of wire, gondolas and horns illuminate a hall seating up to city-sized crowds and broadcasting to millions nationally. The complex includes a 5,000-seat ballroom, a 40 by 38 feet movie screen, and a 7,000-bather basement beach access, all designed for synchronized sound and expansive performances.
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Atlantic City Convention Hall
Western Electric Company
Graybar Electric Company
Auditorium
Madison Square Garden
Ana Gia Symphony Orchestra
Eif
Grand Central Station
New York
W. Ne
Western Electric
Engineers of Electrical Research Products Company
Atlantic City
Ion Pictures
New York Hippodrome
Embarrassing Uncle and a Real Optimist in Madrid
A Reuters report from March 15 1929 notes the League of Nations pressure on Article XXI the Monroe Doctrine and Latin American discontent led by Argentina over regional understandings. The piece praises a Midwest farmer Jonathan Kas er who took to roller skating to commute to his farm and encourages him to try again after a spill.
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League of Nations
Madrid
Union
Uncle Sam
Argentina
Spain
Jonathan Kaser
Jonathan
Book of a Day’s News Shows Paper’s Hidden Emphasis
The Evening Bulletin printed a single day’s issue as a book of 807 pages in the average novel size, omitting ads. It equates to 192.48 newspaper columns of news, editorials, pictures, and reading matter, revealing how readers focus on certain parts while others fade.
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Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin
Modern Wizardry at Exposition for Chemical Industries
The twelfth Exposition for Chemical Industries in New York City showcased marvels lik Televox the mechanical man, which obeyed telephone signals to blow a siren start a music machine activate a vacuum cleaner and perform other labor-saving tasks, illustrating early automation.
Inventions and Discoveries Propel Modern Civilization
An excerpt recalls pocket liquor testers turning pink for wood alcohol and pale yellow for denatured alcohol, a horn opening garage doors, and a delicate rail-bending instrument. It credits scientific research for transforming discoveries into practical products, citing Hoover on chemical industry aiding workers and civilization.
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Hoover
Chemical Industries
Congress debates repeal of national origins immigration quota
Senate continues debate on repeal of national origins immigration quota basis. House considers census reapportionment bill under rule, limiting debate on amendments. Senate Interstate Commerce Committee moves to extend FCC investigation. Senate and House farm bill conferees negotiate to harmonize the measure.
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Senate
House
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal Communications Commission
American Producer Samuel Goldwyn Opens Film Company Offer
Europe beckons as Samuel Goldwyn confirms reports he is considering heading a film company abroad with Britt Capital. The American motion picture producer says a possible international posting could shape his next project and future collaborations.
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Samuel Goldwyn
Britt Capital
Notice of Trust of Valuable Real Estate Sale
The trustee will sell at public auction on June 22, 1929 at the Taylor County West Virginia courthouse front door all described tracts of real estate in Court House district. Terms: cash or one third cash plus two equal payments at six and twelve months with interest. Title held until full payment. mining rights and certain portions previously conveyed or excepted. W Druce Talbott, Trustee, dated May 27, 1929.
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Wil
Jon
William Parsons
Timothy ‘Male
Timothy Male
Taylor County
West Virginia
Deserit
Court House
Martha B. Dalton
Cordelia Walters
Fi Fe
Durcheiser
W. Druce Talbott
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