Brest Port of Armies Looms for Allied Troops
The New York Evening World reports on Brest as a pivotal transit hub for about 2.2 million American expeditionary soldiers en route home or to further action. Brest’s docks, roads, and new rail links expand to support troop movements, with Americans dividing city life from French authorities and prisoners of war. The article notes weather, population shifts, and the presence of diverse troops including French, Japanese, and Allied sailors, plus the Continental Hotel as a busy gathering point for officers and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Green
de Pree Puultehing
New York Evening World
Fey
Paris
Brest
Weiler
Army Enghierrk Dawe Gustaue
Enuuil
Kent
Ec Te
Imder Xheler
Alu
Keil Cross
Emms
Hiro
Florence Harriso
Shenis Cutmffree Associates
Eishtrhoor
Fosnitet
Lewi
Alelions
Ebha
Continental
Cnet
Advertising Talks and the Pictorial Review Progress
An unclear but period advertising essay discusses the value of advertising in the Pictorial Review and its impact on public perception. It stresses the primacy of pricing ads, editorial policy, and business alignment, noting the risks of self-promotion and the broad reach of publicity platforms.
Pictorial Review advertising impact and profits analysis
A fragmented editorial piece discusses Pictorial Review and Ladies Home Journal as advertising powerhouses. It highlights circulation growth, regional reach across US states, and the profitability of large paid campaigns while illustrating how advertising shapes consumer attention and market value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intellight Saul Trothfml
Ong
Wilkin
Diakyibay
Samiu
Ladies Home Journal
Avery Fort
Pigtodal Jtuview
Bnsinw Fe
Pyar
Cinta
North Atlantic
Middle States
Jiu
New England US
Arverlising
Éurdy
Burkburnett Refinery Prospect Promises Huge Oil Wealth
A Wichita Falls era prospectus extols oil refining profits and urges stock purchase. It highlights J. S. Cosden of Tulsa as a model of rapid growth, cites several Texas and Oklahoma firms, large dividends, and a planned refining venture with E. B. Bailey as president and notable officers in finance, engineering, and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkburnett Hone
Ear Oil Company
Beckburneth Home Oil Company No
Wichita Falls
Fidgan P. Manny
J. Edwards
Burkburnett Home Oil Company
Burkburnett Field
Wales
W. R. Ferguson
Wichita State Bank
J. $. Cosden
Tulsa
Okla
Big Heart
Oklo
Baltimore
Wichitd Valley Refining Co
Iowa Park
Texas
Texas Company
Producers Oil Company
Beaumont
Humbly Oil and Refining Company
Oklahoma Refising Co
Ge Burkburnett
Sal the En
E. B. Bailey
Wichita Falla
George L. Crofford
Winess
Dillas
Wichita Malla
Loxsa
Lewtes
Burk- Burnett
Crafford
New
Tox Refining Company
Id. Frantfurt
Gereral
Hay
Vrankfart
F. C. Milbury
Helas
Center Sile Oil Company
Wichita Ralls
Liana
He Haggerty
Coaden Refineng Company
Oklahoma
United States
W. E. Fitzgerald
Wis Ien
Ley Company
C. W. Reid
National Bank of Commerce
Kita Falls
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Imass
Amerans
Breok
Brooklyn
Me Brows
Frances
Au Lostrznion
Esquer
Tstates
Marchein Wistern
of Our Auliance
Muifil
Pontanezem
Kilcher
Starchouse
Qureueivers
Ungugei
Tin
Dallas
Trek
Shy Cawe
Herbey
Kissa
Surkburnety Ee Oil Co
Burkburneth
Herndon
Burkburnelt
Wall Island
Wil Samds
Buime Afcor
Tas
Edgar PP
Haney
Edwards
AY Teng
ANFS
Pleaident O
Webbe
Metiayers
Burnburnett-Home Owl CO
Jones
Kenedy
Tran
Nuae Aseeawitto
Wrouteradis
New-Tex Company
Wichita Falls, Texas
E. Houston St
Gunter Hotel
TEX Refineng Company
New-Tex
Essere
Bodo Amee
Rees
W. Reid
Reid
New-Tex Refining Co
San Antonio
San Antonio, Texas
Tex Refining Co
Trouston SL
Texad
Kay Ee
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