Local Advertising Representatives Shuffled Listings
Unclear OCR fragment lists advertising reps and cities including New York City Philadelphia Eaton Wy Mo Atlante. Mentions National Advertising Representatives and B Katz Special Ad. The readable portion hints at a directory or agency listing rather than a full event. No clear date or outcome present.
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National Advertising
B. Katz Special
New York City
Kannan Ji
Philadel —_ Jee
Eaton
City
Atlante
A Thought For in Much Wisdom Is Much Grief
The line reflects on the burden of knowledge and the paradox of wisdom as expressed by Carlyle through a terse, enigmatic assertion about the wise and infant-like cleverness.
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Carlyle
Borah Attacks Hoover Tax Plan as Cruel and Unworkable
Morning press quotes Senator Borah denouncing a sales tax as cruel amid falling prices and rising debts. He argues budget balancing requires a broader plan to raise commodity prices and avoid worsening purchasing power, warning the nation risks economic collapse without reform.
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William B. Borah
Hoover
Borah
Back to Earth: Egos Deflated as Leaders Reach to Rank File
Edward M. Ruttenber notes in the Daily News Record that executives who spoke only to yes men from a lofty perch are now dis mounting and contacting the rank and file. He says egos have been deflated along with much else as business draws closer to workers.
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Edward M. Ruttenber
Daily News Record
New York
The Everyday Executive Faces a Changing Business World
The piece contrasts once arrogant businessmen with a humbler, more human approach after economic shocks. It notes executives once believed they controlled profits, but reversals revealed their limits. Now they appear more approachable, hoping for fresh ideas to please bankers and directors.
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Sherwood Anderson
Denver Wright Named Lion Hunter After Island Lion Hunt
Denver Wright of St. Louis, a manufacturer, shot two circus lions on an island in the Mississippi River. He proclaimed the hunt his proudest day and his lifelong ambition realized, prompting questions about sport and humanity.
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Denver Wright
St. Louis
George Moore Obituary and Italian Film Education View
George Moore dies at 81 at his London home after a prolific career. The piece praises his artistic integrity and influence, contrasting his work with mere pot-boilers. It notes Italy's rule classifying all films as educational and argues the U.S. should better harness cinema’s educational value.
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George Moore
Trish
London
Italy
Odd As & Ie
Roosevelt Eyes Restart of Muscle Shoals Power Plant
President-Elect Roosevelt pledges a new deal for the forgotten man and signals restarting the wartime nitrate project. He criticizes wasted federal effort at Muscle Shoals and urges action to employ the plant, reduce power costs, and aid Georgia Tennessee and Alabama industries.
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Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
Mr. Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
Congress
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Useful Citizens Remember Two Late Thomasville Women
The Thomasville community notes the deaths of Mrs. Dc. M. Griffith and Mrs. J. W. Lambeth. Griffith, aged nearly eighty, opened her home to professionals and businesspeople, earning the affectionate title Mother Griffith. Lambeth died January 2, 193%, remembered as a devoted mother and loyal church member with sympathy for the distressed.
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Thomasville
Dc. M. Griffith
J. W. Lambeth
Mra. J. W. Lambeth
When Loneliness Stalks Us by Bruce Catton
A 65 year old New Yorker, out of work and discouraged, borrows a nickel for a subway ride. The lead slug causes a mistaken arrest, he is jailed overnight and commits suicide in the morning. The piece notes a tide of loneliness and discouragement behind such stories.
Democratic Leaders Push Roosevelt Reorganization Plan
Washington editorial notes Democratic leaders in Congress favor turning government reorganization over to Roosevelt. It assesses abolishing the Bureau of Efficiency, consolidating the army and navy, and possibly abolishing the Department of Commerce, questioning the economy and effectiveness of these moves.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Hoover
Bureau of Efficiency
Army
Navy
Sam Bratton
New Mexico
Department of Commerce
Bratton
The Ideal Landlord Named By Public Welfare
The Public Welfare Commission paid months of rent for a family in need but the supposed ideal landlord Michael Sypniewsky refused the check saying the family has lived in his house so long they have effectively paid for it. He quipped the recording angel should spell Sypniewsky in the heavenly ledger.
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News and Observer
New York
Michael Sypniewsky
Public Welfare Commissioner
Lanka
Sypniewsky
Heavenly Ledger
Fort Worth
Tex
Bennett
No. 1 Socialist Says Need More Kibitsera
Norman Thomas argues the country needs more kibiteers to sit on the sidelines and criticize how the country is run. He notes recruiting more kibiteers is possible but finding them room to sit in is plainly preposterous.
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Norman Thomas
British scientists plan new attempt to flash messages
British scientists prepare a new effort to flash messages to Marc using an unidentified communication system. The war god appears to rely on Earthly conditions, with wrath, storms, and low visibility complicating transmission.
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Marc
Old Mother Earth
Questions on Prohibition and Government Responsibility
Editor receives inquiries asking why the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act enforcement failed and whether the nation bears responsibility for citizens welfare. Questions probe departmental functioning state support and which government branches hold duty to protect public welfare amid alcohol policy debates.
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The
Enterprise
Japan
Manchuria
Department of Justice
SIDE GLANCES Questions on liquor law and republican health
George Clark asks a series of pointed questions about alcohol in society. He questions legality, taxation, public safety, and government burden, urging reflection on prohibition history and potential consequences if liquor were legalized. The piece frames moral and civic concerns for readers.
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Congress
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the High Paint Enterprise
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R. B. Terry
G. M. Waynick
High Point
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N. C
Estan van Gene Pree
Rowley
Useful Citizens
Thomasville News and Times
Bruce Catton
Bureau
Marine
White House
George Clark
Republic
United States
Senate
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court
John E. All
Sig
Wichita Falls
Norris Gant
Gant
France
Europe
HILL
Department 81
Baltimore
Kentucky
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