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26 Mar 1925
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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
1
Henry Ford Develops New Linen Ideas for Flax Use
Henry Ford announces a new idea to use flax for linen fabric at lower cost, including linen tops for cars and linen fabric for tires. He describes a machine eliminating tailcome hand work and discusses farming concepts in this week's Country Gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
The
Country Gentleman
Best Thing Bought in the Past Year Contest
The Country Gentleman advertises a prize essay contest asking readers to describe the best purchase of the last year in 200 words. Prizes are offered for diverse items from large purchases to simple household goods and detail the submission process with a coupon.
County government reform via county manager plan
A reprint discussion notes Herbert Quick article on county government rot and proposes a county manager system. It sparks nationwide reform movements and questions if local governments provide value for tax money. An upcoming piece explains how the manager plan would operate and invites readers to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Gentleman
Herbert Quick
United States
Earn 50 Percent Commission for Country Gentleman Subscriptions
Agents are invited to recruit neighbors to subscribe to The Country Gentleman during April and May. Subscriptions of the agent themselves are not eligible. Offer highlights features teased on this page. Clip and mail to 602 Independence Square Philadelphia for full instructions and supplies.
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Country Gentleman
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Pennsyloania
the Country Gentleman
Thomas R. Marshall on blocs and party loyalty
Former Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall says he was raised in a political school that valued party loyalty. He derides bloc politicians who switch labels and plans to publish pieces on the future of the Democratic Party in upcoming issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Democrata
Marshall
The
Country Gentleman
Democratic Party
Craig Kennedy Detective Thrill in The Country Gentleman
The Country Gentleman presents Craig Kennedy detective tales starting with The Long Arm in the April 4 issue. Ten bang-up short stories planned for a year, offered at $1 with a coupon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Kennedy
Country Gentleman
Long Arm
Interesting Folks Interesting Folks
A page of intimate anecdotes highlights Senator Brook Hart and his brief Europe study visit. He dined at an American embassy abroad, and a potential clash with the ambassador faded into a lighter tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Brookhart
Europe
Williams Biography Promises Portrait Of Mississippi Senator
A forthcoming biography by Harris Dickson portrays John Sharp Williams, the Mississippi senator, in vivid terms. The book, offered in country gentleman format, will be released next fall with a price of at least 3.50 dollars, though a special coupon offers it now for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate of the
United States
Matcdman
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Harris Dickson
Why Willie Went to Bed
A briefCountry Gentleman item notes a small boy pondering a four-letter word for "a dangerous woman" while working a crossword puzzle. The line, humorously framed as a question to his dad, reflects light rumor column whimsy from Chaff, 2 weekly page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaff
The
Country Gentleman
Farming Can Learn from Industry by Judge Gary
Judge Gary argues farming is business with similar rules and risks as industry. He says agriculture can learn from industry’s practices and efficiency, as outlined in The Country Gentleman April 4 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Corporation
Gary
The
Country Gentleman
Jardine
Kansas
Why the Farm College Loses Students
E H Taylor investigates declining enrollment at the farm college over several years. The article summarizes parental interest, possible shortcomings in the college’s work, and reactions from college heads about the causes and proposed remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Taylor
Treasures in Your Attic from The Country Gentleman
Walter Dyer explains antique value in a country living column. The piece invites readers to mail in a coupon to learn what hidden attic treasures may fetch and how to identify them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dyer
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