Time to Speed Up Sales
Roger Babson argues for a nationwide drive to boost selling and advertising to hasten economic recovery. He predicts sales and advertising executives will lead from 1932 forward, urges aggressive campaigns, and notes improving conditions in New England, the South, and parts of the West with gains in textiles, shoes, and farm goods.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
New England
South
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New York
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Louisiana
Arizona
Missouri
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Augusta
Georgia
Austin
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America
United States
Prosperity Hinge in Copyright Note 1932
A clipped line from a 1932 Publishers Financial Bureau note hints at economic optimism tied to entitlement and growing prosperity, reflecting how copyright discussions intersect with financial stability and business confidence of the era.
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Mand
Publishers Financial Bureau
Oberlin Road Briefs and Community Notes
Oberlin neighborhood notices report preaching at East Oberlin Community church by Dr Foster on Sunday morning October second and an illustrated lecture by Dr O Brian from the County Health Department on Siam. October PTA meeting set for October 6 with planned program and lunch. funeral of Mrs George DeLong held at Sedgmans Parlors. Charles Brooks family quarantined for scatter fever. Heles Kern sent to Pleasant View Sanatorium. Several Oberlin residents attended Grange. many social visits and a birthday party for Dorothy Lottman at West Ridge. Krueger family guests in Amherst. Mrs Jennie Powers of Obartin and Mrs Frank Krueger noted.
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Oberlin Road
Foster
Oberlin Seminary
East Oberlin
O'Brian
County Health Department
Siam
George De-Long
Sedgeman
Charles Brooks
Heles Kern
Pleasant View
Frank Krueger
J. R. Worcester
A. A. Saxton
S. 5. Hutchinson
Gar McRoberts
Grange
Oberlin
John van Haverlyn
Oral Steffin
John Baumann
Henry Baumann
Werman Baumann
Dorothy Lottman
West Ridge
Frank Krueger Jr
Amherat
Jennie Powers
Obartin
Frank [Krueger
Eleven States Vote on Liquor Question Friday at Henrietta
An Arkansas news brief notes eleven states voting on a liquor issue Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Gleisner in Henrietta while other items recount visits by Mrs A A Saxton and Mr and Mrs Dan Dudter to Mrs Iva Uastings in La Grange Sunday and discuss a sheriff’s resignation in Madison County due to low pay and heavy overhead costs.
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Gleisner
Henrietta
A. A. Saxton
Dan Dudter
Iva Uastings
la Grange
Springdale
Ark
Dalton Dotson
Madison County
Arkansas
New London Rotary Speaker Walter E. Kruger to Speak
Walter E. Kruger Republican nominee for Congress from the 18th District will address the New London Rotary Club at the noon luncheon on Monday October 8. Kruger, a Perrysburg Ohio native, will discuss Taxes as his dinner topic. A wedding announcement notes Miss Helen Arpasi to Gilbert Menes of Cleveland, set for October 22 at First M. E. Church, with twelve guests at a reception. Funeral services for Mrs. Samuel Kraus of Ruggles will be held September 30 at 2:00 PM.
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Rotary Club
New London
Walter E. Kruger
Congress
Kruger
Perrysburg
Ohio
Clyde Wertz
Nova
Helen Arpasi
Olest
George Arpasi
Gilbert Menes
Cleveland
M. E
Menes
Standard Brands, Inc
New London School
Betty Barrett
Kathryn Crabbes
Dorothy Ernest
Soph. Sec’y Treas
Ruggles, O
Samuel Kraus
Harry Young
Rugglen Federated Church
Grove Street
Fitch Funeral Directors
Kraus
Ruggles
Government saves stamps in Cairo drive to salvage obliterated seals
Cairo reports a government order directs all offices to preserve used stamps for sale to dealers. The move aims to recover a significant sum for the national treasury by selling obliterated stamps, following a government recognition of their collected value.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ordin
Education visions in a transforming world
The passage argues education struggles to adapt as teachers mirror prevailing ideas that gain prominence globally. It suggests a tension between evolving knowledge and classroom practice, with teachers reflecting dominant trends rather than driving change.
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Asia
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Arly
Quality Shoes
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J. E. Scott
Eight Street
W. H. Bruce
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Dreamland
Lyon Tailoring
Paris
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