Swat The Lie Lie Advertising Clubs Debate
International dispatch details a June meeting at Exposition Hall where experts read papers on advertising ethics. The Vigilance committee led by Harry D. Robbins protested multigraph letters simulating typewritten text as deception. J P Peck won best paper on successful advertising while William Woodhead was reelected president with a bid to decide next convention city.
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International News Service
America
Exposition Hall
Harry D. Robbins
The
Vigilance Committee
Mr. Robbins
J. P. Peck
Chie
Uni Cement Co
William Woodhead
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Nly
Realty Transfers Report Shows Small Property Moves
Real estate transfers list multiple transactions with small sums including Jacob Cosel to Jessie Cosel in Second ward for 3400 dollars, Frank E. Stewart to Hiram Zehner in Shenango for 1 dollar, Mattie Mason to Charles A. Chaplin in Enth ward for 1 dollar, and others such as Pittsburg Realty Co. to John Vesco in Taylor for 225 dollars and Boyles Field Land Co. to Charles B. Clarke in Second Ward for 1211.25 dollars. The record also notes transfers involving Charles G. Martin to John Crowl in Third ward for 1 dollar and subsequent transfer of John Crowl to John W. Waddington in Third ward for 1 dollar.
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Jacob Cosel
Jessie Cosel
Second Ward
Frank E. Stewart
Hiram Zehner
Shenango
Wm. S. Travis
Maude May Challis
Mattie Mason
Charles A. Chaplin
Enth Ward
Peest Pittsburg Realty Co
John Vesco
Taylor
Boyles Field Land Co
Charles 8. Clarke
Charles G. Martin
John
Crowl
Third Ward
John W. Waddington
Anna B. Shirk
Nat Wilmington
Luey B. Ludwick
Two Cases of Mumps Reported Today
Two cases of mumps were reported to the health department this morning. Margaret Rose and Ruth Kennedy of Blaine Street were reported ill with the disease. Two other illnesses were noted: Sue Crommel l of South Mill Street with whooping cough and Mrs Eliza Eckert of 936 Morton Street with typhoid fever.
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Health Department
Margaret Rose
Ruth Kennedy
Blaine Street
Sue Crommell
South Mill Street
Eliza Eckert
Morton Street
Policewomen in Los Angeles Prove Satisfactory, Chief Finds
Chief Peter, son of Oakland, assesses local policewomen and concludes Los Angeles can give a decisive affirmative verdict on their success. The evaluation highlights strong performance and community impact.
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Los Angeles
Peterson
Oakland
Veteran Fire Horse Sent To Family Driving Duty
A New Castle fire department horse voices distress over being reassigned from siren speed to a family turnout role. The veteran bay laments loss of pride and speed, fearing the fate of becoming a gentler carriage horse under unfamiliar reins. Officials consider selling the aged animal as auto patrols take over streets.
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Fire Department
New Castle
Fire Service
Connery
East Street
Washington Street
Howard Phillips
Bill Rodgers
Auto Patrol
Berks Farmers Lose Heavily to Hessian Fly
Berks County miller F Wertz, former president of the State Millers Association, warns the Hessian fly will cut wheat yields to under ten bushels per acre. He estimates a $1,500,000 loss for farmers as a result, with yields depressed by late planting and pest damage. County agriculturist Charles J S Adams plans to boost combat measures through cooperation and better fertilizer practices. Local flour prices are rising as wheat supplies dwindle.
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Reading
Wertz
Berks County
Pennsylvania State Millers’ Association
Hagerstown
Penn
Berks
Chester
United States
Bern
Charles JS. Adams
A Helping Hand at the Diama Auction Draw for Chair
A novelty rocking chair with an electric light is set for drawing on Tuesday June 30 at the Diama event. Proceeds go to help T. The item is advertised as a practical as well as decorative prize.
Merry Pace Pranks Challenge New Castle Police
Neighborhood youths stage a string of firecracker pranks prompting police chases across Court and Walnut streets. Officers, including So and So, pursue the elusive youngsters but face mounting complaints as the disturbances force patrols to patrol and return to the station.
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New Castle
Court
Walnut
Peck’s End
Heat hits workers at Shenango tin mill records brief
R. McChesney overcome by heat at Shenango tin mill yesterday. He was transported home by ambulance and reported better this morning. Marriage licenses listed include William H. Clark Hazel Del Joseph O Laughlin Castle Anna Brittain and Silas Clark Sears among others.
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McChesney
Shenango
Eastside
William H. Clark
Hazel del
Pearl L. Smith
Joseph O. Laughlin
En Castle
Anna Brittain
New Castle
Silas Clark Sears
Coitsville Vista C, Rupp
New Bedford
Attractive Summer Wash Goods Display Window Items
West aisle tables showcase summer fabrics including Printed Crepes at 18c a yard Striped P K yard white floral 25c a yard Cotton Ratines 25c a yard Plaid Crepes 25c a yard Velour Coupe 25c a yard Waffle Cloth 38c a yard Epanges 50c a yard Nelrose Fabrics 25c 38c and 50c in various shades A broad range of colors and patterns for tub suits dresses coats and skirts highlighted by easy prices.
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P. K
Arrivals in Organdie Blouses at $1.00
Two new organdie blouse models arrive from wrapping with tucked fronts white collars and tango ties. A second model features embroidered organdie vestee with matching collar and cuffs. Additional colored striped crepe blouses with high stand organdie collars priced at $1.00 and white organdie blouses with tucked fronts laced at neck with tan go tie at $1.50.
Neatly made combination garments arrive in soft muslin lace
Combinations priced at 75 cents arrive in soft finish muslin with linen lace. 75 cent garments include drawers with insertion. At 1.00 dollar are fine nainsook combinations trimmed with Swiss embroidery and scalloped edges. 1.50 dollar items feature lace and embroidery trims.
New Models in White Ratine Skirts
Several attractive newcomers arrive this week featuring the latest style elements. Prices range from 1.25 to 2.55 dollars, with white Ratine skirts showing long Russian tunics, trimmed with pearl buttons. A rice cloth model offers a tunic effect at 1.50 dollars. An extra quality option at 2.55 dollars showcases a long loose tunic buttoning down the front with large pearl buttons.
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World
Olives
Italy
L. Caprini
Perak
McKee’s Medicine
Brussels
Axminster
Frances Griffes
Alathea Gilbert
Rachel D. Shatto
Nellie Tarbell
Veteran Fire and Patrol Horse
Oak Park
F. G. Beer
Oak Park Cemetery
Bell
H. L. Stewart
St. Cloud
la Mer Siestas
McKee
North Mill Street
New Castile
the Daily News
Foursmont
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