National Representatives and Agencies Listing
National representatives listed with addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City San Francisco and Atlanta. Agencies include Katz Special Agency with offices on West 40th Street New York 58 and 307 North Michigan Avenue Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Katz
New York
40Th Street
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Detroit
General Motors
Kansas City
Waldheim
San Francisco
Monadr Sck
Atlanta
Marietta Street
Real Europe Revealed by Facts Not Propaganda
The piece argues that daily news shows France and Germany through direct events rather than diplomatese. It cites Lindbergh’s Paris reception and future access to post war Berlin, urging Europeans and Americans to see the real nations, not cited myths, and envisions a western flight linked to Nungesser and Coll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Paris
Chamberlin and Levine
Berlin
Germany
France
Europe
United States
Nungesser
Coll
Body Mind and Soul Health Ideals Among Americans
The essay argues Americans increasingly value physical health and apply diet and disease prevention to daily life. It envisions a future where similar reasoning spurs clear thinking and upright morality, easing superstition and pseudo science as mental and moral health rise.
Epic flood memories from Touchet to Ouachita levee fight
John W. Summerlin of Rayville, president of the Teneas Basin Levee Board, toured Twin Cities and Louisiana flood zones. He marveled at levee work protecting the rising Ouachita and backwater, recalling battles in Arkansas City and the broader flood epic across Northeast Louisiana and Southeast Arkansas.
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John W. Summerlin
Rayville
Teneas Basin Levee
Twin Cities
Ouachita
Summerlin
Arkansas City
Arkansas
Louisiana
Monroe
West Monroe
East
Carrol
Ovechite
Gorth
Caldwell
Mississippi
Louisiane
Antelope Reintroduction Experiment in Grand Canyon
A bulletin from the American Game Protective Association describes restoring prong horn antelope to the Grand Canyon National Park. Twelve young animals were brought from Nevada in 1924, hand reared, and moved down the canyon. Ten remain after two deaths, with forage scarcity and wild burros reducing available food posing major challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon
Colorado
American Game Protective Association
Grand Canyon National Park
Scoven
Arizona
Nevada
Ouachita Flood Sparks Spirit to Rebuild in Louisiana
The Ouachita flood submerged 25 000 acres of land in Ouachita parish with 16 000 newly cleared and 12 000 already planted. Parish Agent E R Strahan says farmers, aided by Red Cross and others, are rapidly returning to work showing courage to win a good crop this year. The Ouachita spirit reflects a Southern resolve to recover swiftly when waters recede.
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Ouachita Parish
Parish
E. R. Strahan
Mr. Strahan
South
Louisiana
Chaperones for Daughters in London Society and Oddities
Report notes chaperones earning up to 5000 pounds yearly by introducing daughters of their employers into London society. Spanish mothers pay high fees for English introductions as the Prince of Wales boosts cross country alliances. Also mentions Pat Kenny’s tiny Bermondsey cobbler shop and royal army ranks linked to visiting dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Pat Kenny
Bermondsey
Kenny
France
Doumergue
King George
Jokes on the college boy who never learns
A King Features Syndicate humor piece from 1927 about college students leaving for summer and being mocked for lack of study. It parodies failure to graduate, mental dullness, and eccentric family reactions with a string of gags about biology, engineering, and skulls.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Resignation of Bethlehem Bishop Ethelbert Talbot Noted Cleric
The Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot has tendered his resignation as bishop of Bethlehem Pennsylvania. A veteran church leader he has served nearly thirty years in Bethlehem after earlier duties as missionary bishop of Wyoming and Idaho. He is approaching eighty and earned his A B from Dartmouth in 1870 and a General Theological Seminary degree three years later.
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Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Protestant Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Idaho
Dartmouth College
General Theological Seminary
Macon
Talbot
Episcopal House of Bishops
Health article urges extending life through preventive care
For Better Health By Harry C Winslow argues the average life is 58 years and urges individuals to invest in their own health to gain ten extra productive years. It credits medical advances but stresses personal prevention, regular exams, urine and blood pressure checks, and heart and vessel risk screening to avoid late-life illness.
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Man
Pious Women Discuss Modern Girl Welfare Role
Lady Armstrong wife of the British consul general shares views at a Catholic girls club communion breakfast. She has spent nearly twenty five years in welfare work and says modern girls are more pious than predecessors.
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Associated Press
New York
Lady Armstrong
Catholic Girls’ Club
Crown Prince of Sweden Reviews Cadets at West Point
A year ago today the Crown Prince of Sweden inspected cadets at the United States Military Academy at West Point, observing drills and training routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Prince of Sweden
United States Military Academy
Healthier Stronger Girl From Oregon Canned Goods
Julia Schmidt, a canning worker in Silverton Oregon, suffered from long years of weakness until she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports becoming healthier and stronger and recommends the remedy to friends though she notes the address 113 Willow St Silverton Oregon and says it is sold by all druggists.
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Oregon
America
Julia Schmidt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Schmidt
Willow Bt
Silverton
Fifteen Years Ago in Monroe Social Notes
Fifteen years past is recounted with names and movements. Miss Lillie Dixon recovers from illness. Mrs. Miller and Miss Genie Miller shop in Monroe. Miss Lillian Hanlin stays with Mrs. W L Jones. Miss Newell of Bonita visits Mrs. Lee Kuhn. Miss Edith Orr returns to Kentucky. Miss Alice Nelson travels to Shreveport to visit her brother. Miss Bessie Shaw returns from Sterlington. Miss Annie Powell returns from Sinope to Mon roe. Mrs John Potts and daughter Alma Summers expected home from Homer. Mrs G P Stubbs and mother mentioned in society notes.
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Lillie Dixon
Miller
Genie Miller
Monroe
Lillian Hanlin
W. L. Jones
Second Street
Newell
Bonita
Lee Kuhn
Edith Orr
Meyer Bros
Kentucky
Alice Nelson
Shreveport
Wm. Nelson
Bessie Shaw
Sterlington
OD. Brown
Annie Powell
Sinope
John Potts
Alma Summers
Homer
G. P. Stubbs
Glorious June Honorary Degrees Toast to Graduates
A 1927 King Features tribute lauds Dr Alexander Cairns and Columbia College figures as graduates march to commencement. Professors, parents, and honorees are praised for lifelong service, moral progress, and humanitarian achievement celebrated with diplomas and cheers.
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Hig Lair
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Ouachita Rehabilitation
New Orleans
Red Cross
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King Features Syndicate
Ines Greet Brit
Washington
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Cleveland
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M. D
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Fort Worth
Texas
Olive Dawkins
Sophie Newcomb
Martha Crowder
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East Feliciana Parish
Misses Garden
Wilson
Ben C. Dawkins
Mrs. McLeod
Sarah
Ruston
Minnie Ruffin
City High School
Memphis
Tenn
Alexander Cairns
Columbia
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Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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Monroe Steam Laundry
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