Providing Profitable Information In Newspaper Advertising
A 1927 discussion notes newspaper advertising as a major, growing force reaching readers daily. It cites General Motors executives and Atlantic Monthly observations on ads driving consumer information, proving newspapers’ value as a public information channel.
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Atlantic Monthly
Billion Dollar Educational Mill
The piece argues education endowments rival major industries in value. It cites Harvard, Columbia, Yale, Chicago, Stanford, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Rochester, McGill, Northwestern, Texas, Toronto, Princeton and others with endowment figures from about 1 to 69 million dollars, noting large gifts to Harvard and Yale venues.
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Yale
Chicago
Leland Stanford
Massachusetts Technical
Cornell
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Rochester
Cargill Tech
McGill
Northwestern
Texas
Toronto
Ice
Princeton
George Baker
United States
No Alibi Rule in Modern Sports Ethics
A critical column argues against excuses in sports shaping attitudes toward business and life. It notes the phrase alibi signals weakness and dismissal of defeat, urging a sportsmanlike stance and rejection of self pity as a social rule.
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Eds
World Tariff Reform urged by Stresemann in postwar Germany
German Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann, a central figure since the Cuno era, urges reform at the World Economic Conference. He calls for tariff unification, simplified treaties, and reduced duties through bilateral, state, and international action led by the League of Nations.
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Gustav Stresemann
Germany
von Hindenburg
Dr. Stresemann
Wilhelm Marx
Mart
Mart Realgated and Stresemann
Hans Luther
Marx
League of Nations
Industre
Local Gigs Slips Into Aweigh Bargains and Odd Jobs
Fragment ends with talk of pugs horses aviators pulling 25 000 for short time prices 35 or 49 offered for risky work between acts. References to a talker and a title.
Camping diet and first aid tips from Dr. Me shit column
A health column discusses camping food choices to avoid spoiled outcomes, favoring canned greens, fresh produce, and ready cooked items. It also lists a basic first aid kit and home remedies for burns, rashes, and poison ivy, plus a note on snake bites treatment and safe lines for reader questions on pork, tonsil removal, and weight loss.
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Jerry B
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Industrial accords boost global trade under safeguards
The document discusses production costs and the study of best methods for economic stabilization. It stresses the value of international industrial agreements to promote general commercial interests in specific industries, with clearly defined conditions and safeguards.
The Professional Southerner Persona Stirs Reactions
A fragment notes a speaker who adopts a “Professional Southerner” persona to provoke reactions from both the North and the South. The piece hints at regional stereotypes and performance, ending with a stray line about stenographers and Muslims.
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Dixie
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Republc Syndicate, Inc
Poems Love Out in the Fields by Mia Browning
A published critic praises Elizabeth Barrett Browning and her female perspective in Sonnets from the Portuguese and Aurora Leigh. The reviewer cherishes Mrs Browning’s poem and recalls freeing away anxieties as she imagines fields and hay in a pastoral scene.
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Mia Browning
Elizabeth Parmett Browning
Browning
Aurora Leigh
Mrs.Browning
Kipton Birthday Party for Rev. Harding At Home
Rev. Harding celebrated his birthday at his Kipton Ohio home with a family gathering. Daughters Mrs Skeely of Chicago and Mrs Duey Ellsworth and Flo Ellsworth and Richard Harding with family from Cleveland attended a 6 o'clock dinner. Friends of the Communi church hosted a large post card gathering.
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Kipton
Local visitors brighten winter Haven day greetings
Mrs. Duey Ellsworth of Winter Haven Florida has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. E Harding. She will return for another visit before leaving for home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Preble of Lorain were guests of Rev. and Mrs. P. E Harding Sunday. Grothetic tobacco is produced in Germany in sheets of prepared paper impregnated with nicotine then dyed and perfumed to form cigars.
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Duey Ellsworth
Winter ‘Haven
Fla
Ker
Germany
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