Hishers. EGE Editorial and pricing details
An early 20th century newspaper snippet lists editor and price data including annual subscriptions, single-copy cost, and regional rates. It notes delivery outside Lorain and adjoining counties and mentions advertising representations in Chicago New York and Detroit with dates.
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Liyria
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
General Motors
Jimmie Fidler in Hollywood on income tax forms 1957
Hollywood columnist Jimmie Fidler discusses 1937 tax forms and filing rules. He notes March 15 deadlines and payment options while recounting industry anecdotes about Zanuck, Stars like Shirley Temple Loretta Young and Don Ameche shaping careers.
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Hollywood
Jan
Darryl Zanuch
Twentieth Century-Fox
Shirley Temple
Zanuck
Follywood
Don Ameéche
Sonja Henie
Tyrone Lover
Hitz Brothers
George Sanders
Marjorie Weaver
Virginia Field
Aileen Whelan
Alice Faye
Loretta Young
Horror At Home and The Auto Slaughter Toll
A social commentary compares war horror in China with U S road fatalities. The piece cites about 40 000 automobile deaths in 1937 and urges stricter laws and compulsory liability insurance, urging drivers to accept responsibility for road safety.
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China
America
Debating New Deal Remedies for a Sluggish Economy
The piece notes deep disagreements among New Deal social engineers over how to end the recession after eight years and eight billion spent. It contrasts Donald Richberg’s call for orderly planning with Robert Jackson’s push for mass production, arguing both paths risk overproduction or lost gains. It urges a public debate to clear the fog.
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The
Boston Transcript
Donald Richberg
NRA
Robert Jackson
New York
Richberg
Richbere
National Planning Board
Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Richberg
Japan’s Diplomatic Precedent Draws Crosswords and Critique
A foreign office press agent spins linguistic distinctions as Japan and China shift envoys, sparking debate on whether this signals severed ties or a world precedent. The piece laments Japan’s undeclared war and the hollow apologies from Tokyo, calling the rhetoric flimsy and revealing a pattern of shoddy explanations.
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Japan
Foreign Office
China
Shanghai
Tokio
Orient
Cheering Trend Signals Economic Turn From Slump
A Dun and Bradstreet survey reports business leaders see little effort needed to lift from three months of recession. Inventories from last year are being sold off, supporting a cautiously improving outlook as an index edges up to 74.2 and other indicators rise. Prospective buyers show renewed interest in industrial goods, hinting at a broader recovery.
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Dun & Bradstreet
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Demand Outlook Supports Cash Crops
The report notes strong foreign demand for American wheat and cotton, a slower but milder drop in consumer purchasing power, and reduced inventories. It cites continued large foreign orders for U S agricultural goods aided by healthy overseas business activity.
Notable Births and Deaths Through the Years
A roundup of anniversaries marking births and deaths of notable figures. Robert Burns born 1759. William Colgate 1783. Clairina Nichols 181. Dan Rice 181. George E Pickett 1925. Charles Curtis 1850. Edith Whaller 1862. Shays’s Rebellion 1787. University of Virginia 1819. Marcy remark 1832. U S S Maine 1898. 1915 transcontinental telephone link. 1916 export jump. 1937 flood aid boosts. Includes several politicians, authors, inventors and labor leaders with birth or death dates.
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Robert Burns
Dan Rice
New York
Long Branch
N. J
George E Pickett
Richmond
Charles Curtis Topeka
Kans
U. S
United States
No. Topeka
Edith Whaller
Uthan Frome
France
Shays
Daniel Shays
University of Virginia
Maine
Havana
San Francisco
Alexander Graham Keell
Thomas A. Watson
Pauls Conversion Calls for Immediate Obedience
Read Acts 26 6 20 shows Paul hearing the heavenly call and obeying it. The reflection argues God speaks through scripture and asks if we respond with action after worship when truth grips us. It cautions against delaying obedience and urges taking a step toward God.
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Saul
Jesus
Ling -Grippa
St Paul
Nystrom Joins Federal Vocational Board
Dr. Paul H. Nystrom, Columbia University marketing professor, named to the Federal Board for Vocational Education. Born in Maiden Rock, Wisconsin, about 60 years ago. Also noted is William C. Bullitt of Pennsylvania as part of the report.
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Maine
Ernst F. W. Alexanderson
Schenectady
N. Y
General HK Electric
Sweden
Emil Ludwig
Switzerland
Paul H. Nystrom
Columbia Univ
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Maiden Rock
Wis
William C. Bullitt
Passage on will power and restraint in leisure months
The text notes a strong will and commanding disposition but a moral nature not equally strong. It advises against dwelling on pleasant life and to enjoy them only in leisure months. It predicts possible happiness with sufficient exerted will.
National railway fines of China agree on reuse and scrap plan
Chinese railway authorities approve a policy to reuse all usable track yard material and sell or scrap the rest before procuring new supplies. The move targets cost reduction and efficiency, aligning with broader state efforts to optimize public works assets.
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China
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