Leased Telegraph Service Ad Firm Notices Agency Details
The text identifies Full Leased Telegraph and Cable Service of the International News Service, a sales force representing Foreman Advertising Representative Lindenstein Kintball, Inc. at 67 West 4th Street, New York City. It notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Coolidge Economic Platform Shapes 1920s Campaign
The president’s push for economy in government finances will anchor next year’s campaign, with tax cuts seen as central to the platform. Coolidge’s insistence on economical federal operation is expected to curb the national debt, reduce expenses, and ease future tax burdens through early debt retirement and bureau consolidation.
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The Sportsman Versus The Poacher In Wildlife Debate
The article condemns poaching and unlawful hunting, praising true sportsmen who respect game laws. It argues poachers harm wildlife and society, noting how illegal killings threaten winter game preservation and songbird populations, urging enforcement to protect conservation for all sportsmen.
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United States
Celestial Visitor Pons-Winnecke Near Earth In 1770 Distance
A faint comet visible to the naked eye in the northern sky near Vega is closer to Earth than any sighted since 1770, approaching about 14 times the Earth Moon distance at its closest. It is one of the comets that helped dispel superstitions about celestial visitors. A regularly returning large comet, seen every six years since 1858, shows little current effect on Earth.
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Prosperity and housing and schooling in America
In the New York Times Magazine RRLator Borah notes the U S census showing about 27 3 million families with 46 percent owning homes and 15 923 million electrically lighted 14 790 million with telephones He cites automobile ownership at 19 237 million and 26 016 million people in schools including 2 755 million in public and private high schools 999 200 in colleges while remarking on government’s role in fostering contented prosperous homes A rolling stone hits the bumps and the man who brags about being good is rare.
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Good Suggestions and Fraud Notes Across 1927 Text
Arthur Brisb and notes on peace treaties and British policy. Commentary discusses US neutrality, ship scrapping, and wartime history. Rochester Chamber of Commerce probes fraudulent securities and doctors as investors. Automotive engineers propose bumper standardization and color coding for wiring insulation to aid troubleshooting.
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Sunday amusements banned by Pennsylvania Supreme Court
The piece notes the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling that Sunday baseball and amusements with admission charges are illegal, and it urges compliance while wryly reflecting on local quirks, legal views, and public life in New Castle. It touches on Sunday law respect, local humor, and critiques of public behavior.
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Editorial on actors wage cuts and virtue versus generosity
Dr Cranes editorial rails at actors who accept wage cuts while praising the virtue of generous thoughts. It also mixes social notes, letters to the editor, and scattered observations about politics, travel, and culture, all framed in a dated community newspaper voice.
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Unclear fragment outlines political group and sightings
The readable lines reference a newly organized group with members Tell Binkley Democrat Cale Fluhart Republican Low Moon and others. A mention of Lindbergh’s flight and a Farry Sinclair sighting near Atlante bars appears, suggesting a local political or social snippet with scattered figures.
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Judgement by Gress and Foes in Youthful Readings
Poet Edgar A Guest reflects on how judgments differ with time and taste. He recalls being deemed queer for choosing books when dancing girls were near and facing labels of crank and fool from those who ignored his joy in reading. The poem argues that the mind shapes peace and that others may judge life harshly, yet time reveals true understanding.
Otis Skinner Turns Seventieth Year On Stage Career
Otis Skinner, nearing his seventieth birthday, is hailed as a leading American stage actor. Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, he began in Philadelphia, soon joined Edwin Booth in New York, and acted alongside Lawrence Barrett and Daly's company. He later starred with Mme. Modjeska for years before pursuing a solo career, upholding high standards and supporting French and English dramatists and new writers.
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Bible Thought For Today Law 4 Delight In Thy Will
A concise devotional note cites Psalm 40:8 about delighting in God’s will. It emphasizes prayer and belief as paths to understanding divine teaching, urging obedience to the Lord.
Mussolini Speech Reported Incomplete Deputies Address
The article summarizes Benito Mussolini's lengthy address to the Chamber of Deputies, noting the garbled press reception and key themes. It quotes his planned scope, locarno pact remarks, and his call for a strengthened Fascist state with a large, armed nation, while criticizing democratic systems and police practices.
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Book Advice For Young Graduates In Careers
After graduation the essay discusses guiding young people toward careers and a meaningful life. It highlights a new book An Outline of Careers edited by Edward L. Bernays with contributions from 38 noted writers and public figures offering career perspectives and life questions.
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Moonraker and Masaryk in a student era dialogue
Charles Ib Driscoll discusses choosing a lifelong profession for graduates. The note mentions Moonraker by F Tennyson Jesse, praised for style but uneven pirates. It also reports Thomas G Masaryk's third presidential term in Czechoslovakia and recalls a 1918 interview where Masaryk modestly claimed to be a teacher before becoming a republic’s president.
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