Editorial and Advertising Manager Salary Note
A six month term notes a management salary of six months at a stated amount denoted as L dollars. The entry appears as part of an advertising and editorial department record.
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1925
Page
5
A six month term notes a management salary of six months at a stated amount denoted as L dollars. The entry appears as part of an advertising and editorial department record.
A shift from eye catching slogans to genuine hospitality marks a new era as towns upgrade roads and welcomes. Travelers note better pavements and friendly signs at limits, with polite reminders that self restraint speeds local growth. The focus moves from advertising to fostering courtesy for visitors.
Three major American universities chose young presidents within weeks of each other. Glenn Frank at Wisconsin is 38, Clarence C. Little at Michigan is 37, and Max Mason at Chicago is 48. The piece argues a shift toward youthful administrators reflects renewed vigor and capability for guiding education and research.
An American Insurance Union officer says life expectancy increased four years in the last 25 years and may extend by another generation. Advances in health science and safer machinery, plus wartime resilience, suggest longer lifespans despite modern hazards.
A collection of humorous quips and vignettes ranging from family excuses and backyard gardening to jokes about crosswords, a New Salem bootlegger, and a Chicago library room for puzzle fans. It mentions a bowing joke about a “bowl weevil” and a call to keep home factories running.
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