Advertising Conclave Sees Newspaper as Bank Magnet
At the Atlanta world advertising convention G Prather Knapp of Mississippi Valier Trust Co St Louis argues daily newspapers are the ideal local bank ad medium. Other sessions cover moving pictures in farm advertising and the shift to public service and non commercial advertising.
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Atlanta
G. Prather Knapp
Mississippi Valier Trust Co
St. Louis
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
World Convention of
North America
Knapp
A. E. Gundelach
DeVry Corporation
Chicago
Herbert S. Houston
New York City
Association
Sharch Advertising Department
Seel More Big Money Fights
Atlantic City June 14 Jack Kearns manager of Jack Dempsey defends the return of big money fights. He recalls the Willard Dempsey bout and predicts a future Dempsey Carpentier bout could fetch at least 250000 for the promoters with potential for more. He says the claim of no more big money bouts sickens him and expects Labor Day Willard for big payoffs.
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Atlantic Cry
N. J
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Willard-Dempsey
Toledo
Kearns
Dempsey
Carpentier
American beaten to death by Poles in Silesia reported
Berlin June 14 Louis Snyder of Boston was beaten to death by Polish insurgents in Upper Silesia on May 29, according to Karn Born a Hamburg machinist who escaped and arrived here today. A stray garbled line about a garden party and a Microbe of Love follows with no clear relation.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Louis Snyder
Boston
Upper Silesia
Karn Born
Hamburg
Plans Completed for Southern Furniture Exposition
Arrangements for the Southern Furniture exposition opening Monday June 20 are finished under Harry Raymond. Wilbur Strickland is the assistant sergeant at arms with A Kirkman Jr as treasurer. Eccles Everhart directs the lobby and Greensboro delegates. Earl Teague runs the Greensboro office and transport. Jetty Garland leads free taxi service with a full chauffeurs corps.
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Harry Raymond
Mr. Raymond
Wilbur Strickland
A. Kirkman, Jr
Exposition
Eccles Everhart
Greensboro
Earl Teague
O. Henry
High Point
Jetty Garland
Motor Service Company
Garland
Elwood
Mock Hotel
Thomasville
Raymond
Caposition Showcases Daily Featured Furnishings at Exposition
A new daily feature joins the Furniture exposition lineup to entertain visitors. Lewis Woodson, formerly of Elwood and now based in Lexington, takes charge of the dining operations and will open the Commercial Club dining room next Saturday evening, July 18, for club breakfasts and dinners.
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Lewis Woodson
Elwood
Lexington
Commercial Club
Woodson
High Point Hotel Dining Room to Feature Elegant Table d Hote
Mr Woodson plans a midday table d hote and an excellent nightly a la carte dinner. His reputation supports promises of fine steaks and chicken dinners. A modern dining room and kitchen will be installed for 60 to 75 diners, creating a memorable visit to High Point.
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Woodson
Buckingham Palace Occupied Since Victoria Era 1837
Buckingham Palace near London was first occupied by Queen Victoria in the year 1837 marking a significant royal residence milestone.
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Buckingham Palace
London
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Phosphorthia Springs
Ridgeway
G. W. Stewart
Southern Railway System
New York
Birmgham
Birmingham
Charlotte-Washington
Columbia,Augustea
Richmond
Charlotte
New Orleans
Danville
Westminster
Washington
Briam
Augusta-Columbia
N. Y
Wash
Sraing
Charlotte-Richmond
Augusta
Birmingham-N. O
Atlanta-Washington N. Y
H. D. Saunders
R. H. Graham
Charlotte, N. C
June
N. C. Public Service Company
High Point Township
J. S. Pickett
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