National Advertising Representatives Directory Entry
National advertising representatives listed with Frost Landis and Kohn at Brunswick Building 225 Fifth Ave New York and Peoples Gas Building Montgomery Boulevard Chicago for regional client outreach and media placement services.
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National Advertising
Frost
Landis
Kohn
Branswick
Fifth Ave
New York
Peoples Gas
Mothigan Boulevard
Chicago
Quips on War, Prohibition and Prosperity From a Packed Page
A mosaic of satirical quips covers wartime costs and politics. Notes claim Germany should not pay an ex Kaiser's debts, Volstead signals a safe Fourth, and Bolshevism grows. Jokes touch on inflation, marriage alimony, pickled crops, and cars.
Thieves Take Three Bales of Rope in New York
A theft report from New York notes three bales of rope vanished. Police investigate potential links to a plan to open a cigar store as a possible cover or motive.
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New York
Western states spend billions on water power
Eight western states invest billions to develop hydroelectric power as a long running policy effort.
July 2 Ends Expert Testimony on Carpentier Dempsey Clash
The remark notes that July 2 will conclude reading further expert testimony on the respective skill and mauling ability of Messrs Carpentier and Dempsey, signaling an upcoming judgment or resolution in the boxing dispute.
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Messrs
Carpentier
Dempsey
High Point Furniture Exposition Seen as Promising Barometer
The exposition’s early days hint orders are flowing and sales of furniture are underway. Industry voices praise locally made goods and the large display, predicting strong returns for backers and pride in the region’s design and scale.
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High Point
Enutituk
United States
Uncle Sam's Citizen Army Vacation Training Plan
Government shifts from universal conscription to voluntary citizen training camps during vacation months. Camp Jackson in Columbia, D C offers a monthlong program with expenses paid, housing, and drills to prepare young men for the organized reserves. Capacity grows from 10 800 this year to 100 000 annually, forming part of the U S Army and national guard.
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Jackson
Columbia
D. C
Regular Army
National Guard
Army of the
United States
Epictetus on boxing lore and the laurel wreath
Epictetus urged boxers to live by strict rules, diet, and trainer obedience for victory. The ancient maxim contrasts with modern fighter ambitions as the narrator asks if Jack and Georges would fight for a laurel wreath.
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Epictetus
Jack
Georges
Instincts Drive Fighting Spirit Across Games and Sports
Dr. George W. Crile of Cleveland argues that the instinct for attack and defense is a universal trait in humans from early mankind to modern games. He says chess tennis and baseball all stem from struggle and contest, simple extensions of the instinct forged in children’s play.
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M. Carpentier
Dempsey
George W. Crile
Cleveland
Congressmen undertake exercises to slim Uncle Sam
Congressmen, under a marine sergeant's direction, engage in special drills to trim their waist lines and, in effect, reduce taxes. The aim is to remove excess weight in government finances, with leaner spending matching a leaner silhouette.
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Uncle Sam
June weddings boost economy with 150 million value
A frugal estimate places 109000 marriages this June with each couple spending about 500 dollars on household furnishings. The aggregate 150 million value signals added demand for factory and farm goods, boosting employment and national prosperity.
Hands Full Says Child Sees Duty by Example
Richard Washburn Child, soon to sail as American ambassador to Italy, argues that belief in action over preaching matters. He warns against claiming to be one’s brother’s keeper and cautions that self-policing by individuals will occupy many hands.
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Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Bookshop owner sails to England aboard boat Diablos
New York June 25 unusual tale of E G Arens book shop founder sailing to England aboard a fifty foot boat named Diablos or she devil with two friends Ms Mrs J B Kelly and hopes five week crossing weather permitting. Also notes New York gains second woman assistant district attorney Miss Mary Rutter Towle a Bryn Mawr graduate active in civic affairs.
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New York
E. G. Arens
England
Yatvhe
J.B. Kelly
Uri
Areng
Atlantic
New York City
Mississippi
Mary Rutter Towle
Bryn Mawr
First Manhattan Dry Era Convictions Reported
The first woman and the first man convicted in Manhattan under the new state dry act were sentenced. The woman was fined $50 and the man $100.
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Manhattan
Brady seeks play to beat record and study people
William A Brady invites writers to submit a play featuring a man with a million dollars and a country home who chooses to sit on the stoop of an old house on Forty-eighth Street to observe people. He aims to surpass Frank Bacon’s Lightnin' record in scope and character study.
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William A. Brady
Frank Bacon
Forty-Eighth Street
Hackettstown Church Frolic Aims Yard Work Next Saturday
A Hackettstown New Jersey church announces a Saturday afternoon frolic by the men of the congregation to put the graveyard in order. All are invited to join.
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Hackettstown
N. J
Exhibition of Knox paintings on immigration tragedy
An exhibition of paintings by Susan Ricker Knox hangs at the Clargy club rooms on Wirth avenue. The works vividly depict the real hardships faced by aliens on arrival here, illustrating the problems of tending and immigration.
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Clargy Club
Wirth Avenue
Susan Ricker Knox
Pacific Coast company visits town for summer theater run
The Sun-Kist note says a Pacific Coast company that earlier visited town is moving to a large theater, the Sam FI. Tlarks, for an all summer run. New York remains loyal to old favorites but enjoys the fresh batch of faces in its midst.
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Pacific Coast Company
New York
Jit
Candy shop for dogs charms passing canines
A small shop on an avenue run by two dog loving proprietors welcomed dogs that gazed longingly through the windows. The dogs received treats, and many owners began stopping to buy a few cents worth of goodies.
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Exington Avenue
Tallyoops
Paca
Community notes on Grand Rapids furniture opening
A short notice from The Enterprise details reaction to the new furniture position opened Monday, with praise for the articles and a remark from a Grand Rapids visitor noting competition with High Point North Carolina. The message mentions authorship by Hay Broadhurst Rochester and June dates.
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The
Enterprise Whs
Sta
Grand “Rapids
Mich
High Point
North Carolina
Ok. the. Enterprise
Lewemore
Grand Rapids
HAY Broadhurst
Rochester
N.Y
World's highest and lowest points listed in quiz style
A student asks about extreme elevations across continents. The highest point cited is Mount Everest in Asia at about 29 002 feet, with the Dead Sea in Asia noted as the lowest point in Europe and Asia, and mentions of Denali in North America and Death Valley in California as low points, plus Mont Blanc as Europe’s high and Caspian Sea as Europe’s low, plus a question about South America having no points below sea level.
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Everest
India
China
Asia
Sea
Palestine
Sia
North America
Melkinley
Alaska
Death -Valley
Culifornia
Europe
Mont Blanc
France
Russia
Sahara Desert
South America
Churches Schedule for Sunday Services
Tomorrow church services include First Presbyterian with Bible school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 led by Pastor Charles P Coble Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meet later The union meetings cancel evening and midweek services Dr Gordon leads the Wesley Memorial Methodist sermon at 11 and 3 D Gordon continues Quiet Hour series Lutheran P D Brown presiding Sunday school 345 with Cauble superintendent It's the last service in the Masonic Hall before moving to the new church next Sunday Members and visitors are urged to attend
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First Presbyterian
Chas P. ‘Coble
Bible
Wesley Memorial Methodist
W. A. Lambeth
D. Gordon
B.C. Harmon
D. Brown
David E. Cauble
Masonic Hall
Green Street Baptist Sunday School and Services
Green Street Baptist reports Sunday school at 9 745 o'clock with D Andrews as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 with a sermon by Rev. Jno B Lanier. The B P U meets at 6 30 p m. Evening service canceled for the Bible conference conducted by D F S D Gordon.
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Green Street Baptist
Andrews
Jno
EB. Lanier
Amy i. Amiyata
S. D. Gordon
Saint Marys Episcopal Church Service Notices
Saint Marys Episcopal Church announces Divine worship Sunday at 11 o clock with Rev Thomas Kee Trott rector and Mr RR T Johnson organist. No evening service. Sunday school at 9 30. Officers Ceffield Thurman and Haworth named. Joseph Cox superintendent for Sunday school 9 45. Meeting for worship 11 00 and Intermediate Co E at 7 00. Strangers invited. all welcome.
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Mary's Episcopal
Thomas Kee. Trott
T. Johnson
Sunt
B. R. Thurman
Seech Treas
Friends
Samuel. L. Haworth
Joseph D. Cox
Co. E
Body of Buddie Traynham Arrives in High Point
The body of Henry Traynham, killed in action in France on June 20 1918, arrived in High Point this morning. Funeral services will be held at Abbott’s Creek church tomorrow at 3 pm with Rev James A Clarke, pastor. Surviving are his father Jeffrey Traynham, a brother Jeffrey Traynham, and a sister Flora Traynham.
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Henry
Irayhuam
Jin
France
High Point
Europe
Abbott's
iCreek Church
iRev
James A. Clarke
Drfint Baptist Church
Rel Lofth
Wiks
American : Legion
Warg
Young
Traynham
Jeffrey
102Nd Infantry
Aishell
Mandrid
Tigh, Polyt
Abbott's Creel
Flora
Frail Words From scrambled OCR on Manhasset Coach
Disjointed fragments mention Manhasset and university related names. Readable bits reference training, Comstock, Galifornia, Garpantier, and a fighter. No clear event, date, or outcome.
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Associated Press
Associated -Press
Congress of
Mareh
Germany
Haynes
Volstead
Ford
Sims
Harvey
America
Kidd
Liberty
Demp-Corp
Avmad
Sehirab
Sehdab
Uncle Sam’s Citizen Army
Buddie
Gity
Stale
AHAR
Daddy “Perkins
Mount Airy
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