Golden Rule and Bell System Pay Question to Mr Vail
A letter to Theodore N. Vail of Bell Telephone questions wage fairness and labor rights. The writer asks about Bell girl operatives earnings, unionization, and whether management earns more than workers, challenging the Golden Rule rhetoric with a demand for a clear response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ays Theodore N. Vail
Bell Telephone System
Mr. Vail
Bell Girl
Combine
Bell Management
Irresistible and Immovable Clash Prompted by Japanese Move
Report from Vashon states Japanese troops are shipped via Vladivostok toward the Suez and Asia Minor. War critics compare Japan to an irresistible force, while the German army is described as an immovable object, hinting at a future collision of military powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladivostok
Suez
Asia Minor
Vashon
Digging in for leadership amid war and peace talk
The piece endorses Col. Goethals as a capable candidate to succeed Garrison, praising his qualities as organizer builder and administrator. It notes the nascent phase of reconstruction and commends the promising contender. It also reports the destroyer Conyngham’s speed trial and mocks German press on Ford peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col.s
Garrison
Goethals
Conyngham
Staten Island
Predicting the Rush of Roosevelt Return
The writer claims no political influence but still prognosticates on a Republican old guard aligning with Roosevelt when the Colonel finishes his West Indies trip. The piece hints at looming support shifts and anticipation of a political reunion around a dated return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
West Indies
High Order of Talent exposes social faker in New York
The New York World unmasks Jean Harold Edward St Cyr as Jack Thompson, a former Waco hotel clerk who posed as a titled aristocrat to win rich widows. He married Mrs Refield then the widow of “Silent” Smith, earning wealth before death. No legal charges are cited. the piece admires his audacity while noting social fakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Jean Harold Edward St. Cyr
Refield
Smith
New York
Four Hundred
Jack Thompson
Waco
Texas
Thompson
Manhattan
St. Cyr
Europe
Young Thompson
Holy of Holies
Gotham
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Definition of a hyphen sparks New York state debate
Francis Hugo secretary of the state of New York offers a concise view on the hyphen as a symbol of ancestry versus allegiance. The article notes 13 candidates in a related discussion, highlighting the public interest in identity terminology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hugo
State of
New York
Letters to Ciisthin on self respect and social duties
A column offers advice on self respect over sentimentality, staying modest and honest, plus reader questions about a suitor visiting a ill friend, authorship and price of a social usage book, witness fees, gift ethics for teens, and restoring dull black crepe with glue and milk.
Danderine Promise for Thick Glossy Hair in Ten Minutes
An advertisement touts 25 cent Know ton's Danderine claiming dandruff and falling hair vanish within ten minutes after application. It promises scalp relief, hair growth, and a look of abundance, urging readers to try the product to restore beauty, softness, and luster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowton
Whitening chocolate and Boy Scouts handbook queries
Readers ask how to use chocolate that has turned white the cocoa butter surface. Candy makers say the chocolate is not spoiled and suggest using it for fudge or grainy candies. The national headquarters of the Boy Scouts of America is at 200 Fifth Avenue New York City and the handbook is sold in bookstores in paper for 25 cents and cloth for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Roberta
G. P. Putnam's Sons
New York City
Edna
Boy Scouts of America
Handbook of the Society
The
Hoy Scouts of America
Fifth Ave
Poy Scouta
Rose Garden chapter VII reveals a staged change for Allan Harrington
Phyllis orchestrates a move to a rose garden house with Wallis and the De Guenther couple. Allan, kept unwell yet spirited, reacts with rare warmth as walls of plans and affection shift around him. Phyllis contemplates a hopeful future and how to win him fully.
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Wallis
Mr. Allan
Mra. Harrington
Eenglish
Phyllis
Mrs. Harrington
Allan
Phyllis Harrington
Mr. de Guenther
Mrs. de Guenther
Rose Garden House
Arthur
Remington
de Guenthers
Allan Harrington
Phylis
Complete Novel Serial Begins This Week In Paper
The newspaper announces a complete novel serial running all week from Monday to Saturday with a new installment each day. Readers are offered back copies and subscription options through the circulation department.
Gorgie Wins Spelling Weight in Family Talk
In a homely scene Mr Medders questions Gorgie about spelling as the boy recalls his class rank and a store bought air rifle. The exchange features a neighbor and a game of peenuckle as shadows of school life and parental pride.
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Medders
Gorgie
Erry
Gorgie Hag
Marcks
Cts
Verry Neer
Verry
Mr Medders
Wood
Les
Local worker's aid in rough job scene described
A fragmented report describes a man capable of handling the job or caring for someone involved. The text centers on his practical approach and reliability in a harsh work setting. No clear names or dates are provided.
Hot Water Inside Bath Claims to Purify Digestion
Physicians worldwide recommend morning hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Regular use is said to improve digestion reduce toxins and improve health and appearance.
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Miss Grey
L. K
Ignatio
J. J
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Charlie Ross
Allan Courteosly
Phyllis Guile Lously
Phyliia
Crusader
Grant & Moxley’s
Wallia
Phyliss
Virginia
Everett True
Johnny
Johny
Germany
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Kilbourne St
North 525
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