Regional Representatives Advertise Subscription Rates
Advertisement listing regional offices in New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City San Francisco Atlanta and subscription rates by month and annual payment. Notes payables and advance terms included. Includes business office and editorial room contacts.
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New York
40Th St
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Sakansas City
Waldheim
San Francisco
Monadnock
Atlanta
Marietta St
Louisiana
Mississippi
U. S
High Priced Gab by John P Medbury
The New York Bell telephones raises its rates doubling the cost of talking. Jokes abound about stuttering couples echo charges and the expense of voices. A punch line about fifty new booths in a Deaf and Dumb asylum closes the piece.
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John P. Medbury
Deaf and Jum Asylum
Anniversaries list notable events and figures
The notice lists historical milestones and births and deaths tied to anniversaries. It mentions Francis Dana born in 1748, the 1780 women’s charity in Philadelphia, rail and railroad milestones, and political events from 1878 to 1924, including figures and places such as Charleston Cambridge Ypres and Paris.
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Francis Dana
U. S
Russia
Charleston
Mags
Cambridge Mass
Amerian Daughters of Liberty
Philadelphia
Atchinson and
Pike’s Peak
Congress of
Ypres
Geston Doumergue
French Republic
Notable Birthdays This Day Include Writers and Pioneers
A scan of today’s birthdays highlights Bir Leo Chiozga Money an English writer and economist born Genog p8 years ago. Sir Charles Bareond famed for turbine work is 72. Admiral Bradley A. Fiske born Lyons New York, educated at college, age listed as years ago today.
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Leo Chiozga Money
Genog
Charles Bareond
Admiral Bradley A. ‘Fiske
Ied
Lyons
N. Y
Ins ‘College
Rksville
Junior Board Outlines Yearlong Monroe Development Plan
The Monroe West Monroe Junior Board presents a twelve month program focusing on city planning zoning auditorium traffic and community projects. It aims to guide growth preserve beauty and improve future life while cooperating with the American Legion and city officials to advance civic improvements.
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Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
West Monroe
Twin Cities
American Legion Post
Southland
Americans Uplifted by Prohibition Enforcement Struggle
A long examination lauds prohibition agents for facing vast border stretches, organized bootleggers, and widespread smuggling with limited resources. It notes most agents are American-born, paid about two thousand dollars yearly, and deserve respect for their struggle against lawbreakers despite odds.
Florida's Money Tt to Call Special Session for Real Estate Tilt
A Minami newspaper urges Florida to convene a special legislative session to allocate one million dollars for publicity to combat criticism and boost state real estate ventures. The piece touts Florida’s treasury surplus and argues for audacious growth, suggesting Louisiana could envy such zeal. It contends the South’s capital and industry trend favors Florida as it seeks a bigger stake.
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Minami
Florida
Denis
Louisi
Wxilerine
A Literary Flapper and the Diary Faking Scandal
The diary titled Diary of a Young Lady of Fashion of the Year 1764-1765 was a sensational hit in both Britain and America. It was later exposed as a deliberate forgery by Magdalen Kingshall, a nineteen year old Irish girl, with critics initially fooled by its supposed authenticity.
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Atlantic
Magdalen Kings- Hall
Miral
Senator Borah Moves Prohibition Debate to Baltimore
Brano Lessing notes Senator Borah of Idaho grows excited over Prohibition in a Baltimore Presbyterian gathering. The piece questions whether his sharp rhetoric signals a bid for religious political backing and implies hostility to moderate drinkers versus saloon history.
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Borah
Idaho
United States
Senate
Baltimore
Monroe River Land Purchases And Local Happenings In Monroe
W G Burnette of Jerseyville and E A Bellsnap of Greenfield have bought a river land tract below Monroe from the Filhelp estate and may move to Monroe. The Filhell deed is expected today. A 1911 parish fair is being planned with a mass meeting set by the Monroe Progressive League. Col SW Wil Hill, longtime Monroe official, died at his South Grand street home at age 82. T. and Miss Mable Fairbanks wed in Natchez and will reside with the groom’s parents in Monroe.
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News-Star
Messrs
W. G. Burnette
Jerseyville
E. A. Bellsnap
Greenfield
Monroe
Smith Brothers
Rucket
Filheil
Col. SW. Wil
Ouachita Parish
Cit
South Grand Street
Parish
Col. Hill
Ireland
Mable Fairbanks
Natchez
Mis Rev
Monroe Progressive League
Woman Writer Reveals Amour Memoir With Brash Hoax
The piece mocks a new scandalous volume by Miss Kings Hall, a nineteen year old author, detailing illicit loves in Paris Venice and St Mark's. Critics missed the satire as she boasts of a second literary hoax and daring to shock esteemed readers.
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Cleona
Paris
Ilso
Voltaire
Venice
St. Mark's
Quicksands of Love Amid Poison Fear and Suspicion
Adele Garrison exposes Hal and Lucia Meredith as tension rises over suspected murder plots. A laboratory poison book, talks of Katherine’s safety, and Lucia’s cold gaze intensify the danger while a doorway hints at looming confrontation.
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Adele Garrison
American golfer Jess Sweetser II hospitalized after voyage
New York June 12. Jess Sweetser, first American born golfer to win the British Championship, lies in Bronxville Hospital New York recovering from an illness that struck him after crossing the Atlantic aboard his quest. A long rest follows influenza and fatigue.
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New York
A. P.j—D
Jess Sweetser
Bronxville
M. Y
Pro golfer Sweetser expected to recover after hospital stay
Nervous strain has been ordered by his physician Dr. B M Dear who says Sweetser will soon be fully recovered but must not tax himself again this year in championship play. The champion probably will remain at the hospital for some time.
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B. M. Dear
Sweetser
Bond's Liver Pills Endorsement from Texas User
James Morgan of Port Arthur Texas proclaims he has used Bond's Pills for a quarter century and credits their effectiveness for relief from dizziness headaches sour stomach and constipation. The ad claims thousands of similar endorsements and urges asking a banker lawyer or merchant about the product. Bond's Pills are sold by druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bond
Bond
James Morgan
Port Arthur
Texas
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