Advertising and Audit Bureau Membership Listed
The text notes Lindenstein Kimball Inc of New York as the sole foreign advertising representative for the International News Service. It references the February audit by the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the ABC member status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Lindenstein-Kimball, Inc
West 44Th St
New York City
Afemver Audit Bureau of
Pua Voograt Association
Welcome Home Colonel Tind bergh and Flying News
American writer Arthur Brisbane notes President Coolidge remarks on government business and a projected 399.8 million dollar surplus for 1928. The column touches on Charles Lindbergh’s heroism, early transatlantic flight ambitions, and rapid aviation growth including Lufthansa routes to Tehketan in Persia. It references Victoria Woodhull, Tennessee Claflin, and political turmoil in Russia and Bolshevik response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Sam
Uncle Niles Heats Up Caddy Sage Over Mrs Snyder Claim
The passage shows Uncle Niles at a heated moment, accusing Gray of already arranging a date with Mrs Snyder for the afterlife, within a rustic rural scene that hints at old world manners and local gossip. This fragmentary OCR suggests a domestic or humorous exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Niles
Mra. Snyder
Aviation Progress Through Atlantic Flights
Spirit of St. Louis and Columbia flights boosted US commercial aviation. Night airways cover 1300 miles, with 9,435 miles planned and 82 cities served by next year. Two planes will fly 21,536 miles daily. Congress provided 82.5 million dollars for aviation plus contracts totaling 25 million. Government effort praised amid critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Utis
City Murder Rates Decline Yet 12000 Die In One Year
The United States saw a 1 percent drop in the murder rate last year but 12,000 people were murdered nationwide. Chicago had the most slayings, New York the second, while Jacksonville led in proportion. Thirty seven of 118 cities showed higher rates. causes include narcotics, crime, and lax firearm sales. Police vigilance is highlighted as a key factor in the country's relative success at catching murderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
Birmingham
Tampa
Civilized Nations
Lindbergh Freed by Public Eye and World Attention
The text reflects on Charles Lindbergh’s transition from private pilot to global celebrity. It notes official control over his movements by governments and societies, the heavy media presence, and the temporary loss of personal freedom. It laments the burden of extraordinary achievement inviting public scrutiny and obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Bale Shevlam
Russia
Poland
Tuo
Siberia
Europe
United States
Coolidge
Washington
New York
States
Lindbergh
Prose Snippet From Hints and Dints Column
A fragmentary sun and schedule style piece references hints and dints for sunset and a 4 28 time. It mentions President Conidge with cheese from Vermont and a White House garbage can. It notes New Castle parents teaching babies to talk then to shut up and invites involvement for Cascade Park events on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
gaRolina
Blap Day and War News Mix in Offbeat Town
A rambling hometown column notes Blap Day displays Old Glory to spur patriotism, comments on wheat prices and farmer leverage, cites German beer hospitality for American flyers, and ribbing on social manners. It covers village politics, fashion, slang, and mock sermons with humor and local voices.
Streetcars and politics in a muddled past commentary
A quirky composite of snippets touches on free streetcars, graft, constitutional amendments, fashion, and political teases. References include James Madison, Horace Greeley, Coolidge, Europa immigration, and British snuff-box fashion, all mingled with humorous asides about Washington and Lindbergh.
Bible Thought For Today Delivers a prayer for cleansing and renewal
A devotional fragment invokes prayer to God asking for forgiveness and cleansing with lines about washing and purity. The text blends biblical phrasing with stray, unclear phrases referencing guilt, salvation, and a locomotive image. It presents as a reflective, spiritual meditation without a cohesive narrative.
Dr Cranes Editorial on Churches Role in War and Alcohol
The editorial defends the Federal Council of Churches against charges of nonreligious activity. It argues churches should advocate public ethics, oppose alcohol and war, and seek peaceful international dispute resolution. It quotes church leaders and cites the prohibition amendment as aligned with church aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Federal Council of Churches In America
John A. Mariuis
Council of the Churches
Federal Council of the Churches
Askine
MuClure
Rubber race drives new plant ideas in Mexico and California
The article discusses rubber industry shifts as automakers expand. It cites Liberia, Mexico, and California Guilty of experiments with Guayule rubber. It notes rubber from the shrub inner bark, processing in water to separate rubber, and forecasts significant plantings in California with potential impacts on tire prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Hall
Hall and Almsst
Firestum
Liberia
Rio Grande
Lo Grande
Mexico
California
The Lone Eagle Soars Across the Atlantic
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest pays tribute to the lone eagle who crossed the Atlantic safely. The poem honors his courage and sacrifice, noting prayers from readers as he faced death and danger with brave, stout-hearted resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Folks
Edgar
Prove Lane Eagle
Atlantic's
Por
Awa
Edgar A. Guest
Eight Cardinals at St Patrick Cathedral Service Incident
One year ago eight Cardinals attended Sunday services at St Patrick Cathedral in New York. A priest says a girl going to college is costly in his view, believing she only needs a railroad ticket and a pair of gloves. The text adds a quip about ignoring critics by focusing on one’s own affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shira
Wise
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York City
Father
Lars
Sacred Cows and Social Costs Across a Strange Land
A fragmented critique argues sacred cows in a distant country drain resources and preserve outdated traditions. It cites religious practices, wealth disparities, and elite privilege, warning such devotion harms society’s progress and civilization. The piece laments widespread hunger and calls for reform.
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Insternational
Ratte
News Co
Toonerville
Fontan
Fontaje Fox
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Rthur Brisbane
American, Inc
Colonel Tindbergh
Mary Baker Eildy
Wraulemn
Thea Rache
Diane
Freylin Tasche
Eureope
Wade
Jules Verne
Nelly Bly
Heaven
Earth
de Pinedo
Atlantic
Azores
Rome
Oeek
Lufthansa
Tehketan
Persia
Russian Air Transit Co
Persian National Airplane Co
Helen Wills
England
South
Victoria ’. Martin
Victoria Woodhull
Tennessee Claflin
Wall Street
Victoria
Tennessee
Old Trinity Church
Tony Tessee Claflin
Conk
Victoria Woodfull
Uwed Tong
Jirees
Conan
Charles Lindbergh
Jub
Conidge
Mont
White House
Lana Stripes
Chamberlin
Levine
America
Germany
Lawrence County
Munich
Gerj
New Orleans
Alwayed
Iyst
Mai
William Randolph Hearst
Berlin
Roger Babson
Til
Roger
Col. Lindbergh
Maine
James Madison
Baynes
Shel
Tike Ming
Horace Greeley
Europa
Brant
Coulidge
Paulus
Angingar
Dr. Crane
the Church Militant
Eagt
Hest
Paris
Bum
Fen
Midlia
Sem Wigginbottam
Ewing Christian College
Asia
Pnar
Republico
Losk
Epon
Thas
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