Monroe News-Star subscription rates and offices
The Monroe News-Star announces subscription pricing with stated rates for 1 week 1 month and 12 months and lists advertising representatives in New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City San Francisco and Atlanta plus general offices and contact details.
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Katz Special
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Davenport
Des Moines
Sentingla
Gosporn
WCX
WJR
éGee
Aisardie
Halicite PL
Outeago Opera
WWJ
Dodza
Goa
Smitt
WBAP
Fort Worth
Jefferson City
Studia Prateram Aeucation
WDAF
Il Loover
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Omaha
Chicago Opera
WOAI
San Antonio
Welvinator
KSD
St. Louis
Preventation
Ti Sentinels S.u0
Atusieat Pour
KVOO
Tulsa
Toover Sentinels
Maxwell
Laritone
WCBD
Zion
Celestial Bells
Wiedman Sisters
Cornet
Safety in Automobiles and Public Demand for Better Design
The piece argues for integrated traffic safety in car design beyond aesthetics, urging manufacturers to prioritize safer construction, interior comfort, and center of gravity. It suggests public pressure could push better engineering, noting the risk when vehicles prioritize beauty over safety.
Billion Dollar Corporations Rise in U S Power
The nation approaches a new era with a rising class of billion-dollar corporations led by United States Steel, Southern Pacific, Standard Oil, Union Pacific, Ford, and American Telegraph. Analysts foresee five more joining this elite group in five years as large trusts consolidate power and influence government policy.
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United States Steel
Southern Pacific Railroad
Penn
Standard Oil Company
N Central Railroad
Union Atchison, Topeka & Santo Motors Company
Ford American Telegraph & Teseys
S Us
Mistey
Two Drunkards Observed During Holidays
The text notes two intoxicated men seen during the holidays. One barely negotiates a curb, the other mutters in a dazed stay. Observers contrast these scenes with sober society and question prohibition’s efficacy, suggesting mixed impressions of current drinking habits.
Weather and holiday mood clash in damp Yuletide scene
A clipped prose note reflects a wet clammy holiday with surrounding wind and damp homes yet the Christmas spirit remains strong. The writer hopes for sunshine on New Year’s opening day as a sign of brighter times.
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Lugg
Hearst replies to critics over Mexican items linked to senators
William R Hearst defends his publication of articles alleged to reveal Russian and Japanese connections below the Rio Grande. He denies sensational claims and asserts the material implicates four United States senators in Mexican policy, stating the charges are unfounded.
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William R. Hearst
Fragmented remarks on education and politics from an untidy pasted column
A jumbled passage discusses education, scholarships, and public figures, mentioning Yale, independence schools, and a woman’s role in society. It references a bankruptcy, a potential future world war, and opinions on how education leads to work, with scattered names and places embedded in the text.
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Cleveland
Yale
Famine and famine abuses in Ireland described
A narrator recalls his father as a boy on a sixteen acre Ireland farm during the 1846 47 famine. He details eviction by an absentee landlord Alfyanne Cairns, ruined homestead, starvation scenes, and the role of grain hoarding and wine merchants in the tragedy.
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Ireland
Emerald Isle
Alfyanne
Cairns
Quidde and Yoo Pusee Prize Recipient At The Hague Conference
The Day's News notes Quidde, a university professor and former German critic, who spoke at the twentieth Univers iference at The Hague. He urged gradual disarmament and blamed Germany for Europe’s arms buildup. Known for a book criticizing William II’s accession, he faced backlash from German nationalists over a Nobel nomination.
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Go Quidde
Yoo Pusee
Aiversity
Hague
Gern
Europe
William II
Today’s Birthdays in Obscure News Clipping
The item lists several individuals with dubious ages and vague roles. It mentions a ship leader, a former governor, and a public champion, all described in garbled terms. Names and places are unreadable, but imply a miscellany of local figures born years apart.
Better Health By FL oA. LONG, M.D. Madison Neb.
Dr Long argues for hygiene and ventilation to curb spreading of nasal and throat infections. He explains how convalescents may harbor germs in tonsilar crypts and accessory sinuses and spread them via sneezing coughing and breathing, urging fresh air in schools homes and rooms.
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Anarge
Four Thousand Homeless After Cumberland River Flood
A year ago today thousands were rendered homeless by flooding on the Cumberland River in Tennessee. Signora Grazia Deledda Madesani, winner of the 1926 Nobel Prize in Literature, published her first novel at age fifteen, depicting rural Sardinia with vivid color and strong characters.
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Cumberland River
Tennessee
Signora Grazia Deledda-Madesani
Sardinia
Holiday Social Roundup at Waelder and Nearby
San Angelo resident Samuel P. Jones visits Mrs Handy at Waelder and will stay until about January 6. Miss Mary Johnson accompanies him for a return visit. Mrs H Dilinberser Jr and others return home from Shreveport for Christmas. Elsie Rinehart of Dyersburg arrives for Christmas at the Rinehart home. plans to travel to Little Rock and Crossett before February 1. Justa Evans from Delhi school hosts a holiday surprise party with a Christmas tree, tinsel and berries. Mrs E W Anderson of Orange hosts a luncheon and card party with Mr and Mrs Apgar. six course menu, center arrangements feature holly and crimson berries. Guests include J M Thompson, C Windes, R Downes Jr, Zola Young, Leon Apgar.
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Samuel P. Jones
San Angelo
Texas
Handy
Jones
Mary Johnson
Inde Feleneth
H. Dilinberser, Jr
V.og. Méller
Elsie Rinehart
Dyersburg
Tenn
Mra
Kk. L. Rinehart
West Monroe
Rinehart
Fea Iry
Little Rock
Crossett
Ark
Justa Evans
Delhi
E. W. Anderson
Orange
R. Downes, Jr
Riverside Heights
H. D. Apgar
FE. W. Anderson
J. M. Thompson
G. Johnson
C. Windes
Zola Young
Leon Apgar
Anniversaries Highlight Historic Figures and Events
A roundup of notable dates includes 1835 birth of U.S. Senator John J. Ingalls of Kansas. 1843 death of Dr Elisha North founder of America's first eye infirmary. 1879 first submarine cable completion. 1891 Crimean War burials moved to Scutari Cemetery. 1803 assassination sentence for Prendergast. 1894 Byrnes resigns as NYPD chief. 1925 Wheeler absolved in oil and gas land cases.
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John J. Ingalls
U. S
Kansas
Middleton
Mass
Imperial Winter Palace
St. Petersburg
Europe
Elisha North
United States
New London
Conn
Goshen
Radio Schedule Dense with Programs and Stations
A sprawling radio guide lists numerous programs, times, and station call letters across markets, detailing orchestras, dance hours, operas, and concerts. It notes syndicated shows and local presenters from WEE to WJAR and WTIC, with a mosaic of music, drama, and general entertainment segments.
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Symphony Orchestra and Opera
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WWNC
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WSB
Sentinels
Jacksonville
Louisville
Douge Brothers
Hoover Sentinels
Land
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Memphis
WSM
Nashville
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Maxwell Hour
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New Orleans
WRVA
Richmond
Liveside Quartet
KYW
Congress Carnival
AWGN
Cincinnatin
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WFAA
Dallas
York
Denver
Housewives
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Los Angeles
KNX
Coroanut Grove Orchestra
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Oakland
Dodge Brothers
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Portland
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San Francisco
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Borles
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KFOA
Seattle
KJR
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Spokane
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