The Herald Publishing Company Advertises Rates and Notices
The Herald lists publication details from Magers Town Maryland with editor C Neill Baylor and foreign representatives in New York Chicago and Atlanta. It notes subscription rates, post office history, and a May 1927 date. The piece ends with a New York Times opinion about China and foreign intervention.
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E. M
Burke
New York
Chicago
Michigan
Building Ave
Exington Ave
Atlanta
Constitution
Public notices rights and dispatch credits policy
Legal notice states The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish news dispatches credited to it or not and local news published in the paper and reserves all rights to publication of special dispatches.
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Associated Press
Walter B Miller remembered as strong civic leader in Maryland
Obituary notes Walter B Miller dies in Salisbury after a railroad crossing accident. A successful businessman and ardent advocate for robust Puritan like civic virtue, he shaped Maryland roads policy as a State Roads Commissioner under Governor Goldsborough. He valued character and fought hard for public good and strong society on the Eastern Shore.
Death of poet Wilbur Nesbit shocks Chicago crowd
Wilbur D Nesbit a famed poet and author collapsed in a Chicago street and died thirty minutes later in a hospital He was 54 and lived in Evans town Nesbit served as vice president of a major advertising agency Born September 16 1871 in Xenia Ohio He began writing in Indiana before moving to New York His early jobs included humorist and column conductor for the Chicago Inter Ocean He later wrote for the Baltimore American the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Evening Post During World War I he led several Liberty Loan drives He remained a witty editor and columnist in Baltimore remembered for his joke column which the Baltimore American popularized
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Chicago Tribune
The
Chicago Evening Post
China Warns Americans to Stay Out of Interior Regions
The State Department urged American businessmen and missionaries to avoid the interior of China, citing consular reports that foreigners cannot be assured of safety. Officials say the precaution aligns with withdrawing citizens from danger zones, contrasting with harsh reactions from missionaries and businesses.
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China
Ment
Nanking
The Railroad Puzzle and Mergers Fares in Congress View
Eastern railroad executives press for clarity on what the Interstate Commerce Commission will accept for mergers. Three planned consolidations by Nickel Plate, New York Central, and Loree Southwestern were rejected, each for different reasons. Rail leaders seek a precise standard and note minorities often protest, complicating federal action.
English writer Janet Ross dies at 55 in Italy
Florence telegram reports the English writer Mrs Janet Anne Ross died today at her villa near Setti Seng in Italy at age 55.
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Florence
Italy
Janet Anne Ross
Setti- Seng
The Once Over by H S Phillips in Adana
Wives of striking railroad men in Adana join a protest by lying across tracks to halt trains. Sixty women block an engine until police remove them, then resume their act. The piece threads satire with marital banter on sacrifice and cooperation in a strike context.
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Adana
Turkey
Associated Press
Charlie Pasha
Editorial on Lindbergh and social mores in 1927
Dr. Frank Crane mocks Lindbergh’s public life noting he cannot dance or play cards and drinks little. The piece argues for improving rural life by embracing better consumption standards and efficiency for farmers and the nation.
Urban migration reshapes farming in early 20th century America
Frederick J. Haskin notes a shift from rural farms to urban living since 1880 1927 saw farm population drop from 32 million to under 28 million last year a 649000 decline. A Department of Agriculture survey cited by Secretary Jardine links migrations to economics old age education and prosperity on farms.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Agriculture
Jardine
Country Life Conference
Kansas
Jar
Horoscope for August 25 1927 Highlights Foresaw Shifts
The horoscope notes intense planetary influences causing confusion for women and caution for courtship. It predicts artistic and theatrical testing may fail and a slow overall development as past masterminds fade. Merchants should be cautious while winter brings expansion and storms will be unusually strong. Africa and Australia will gain attention. aviation profits V ens continues aiding workers. Crimes of jealousy rise. birthdate signs bring prosperity health and lofty ideals in children born that day.
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Africa
Australia
Venus
Norris to Run on Nebraska Republican Ballot
Lincoln Neb Aug 24 petitions will be filed with the secretary of state to place United States Senator George Norris on the Nebraska Republican presidential preference ballot announced today by A Sorensen Lincoln attorney.
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Lincoln, Neb
United States
George Norris
Nebraska
A. Sorensen
Lincoln
When Trouble Comes and It's My Turn to Face It
The speaker reflects on a life of happiness and success at fishing and social pleasures and urges resilience when misfortune arrives. He recalls cheerful days and advises bearing burdens with grit rather than whining.
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Salisbury
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Dr. Frank Crane
Frank Crane
Lindbergh
France
Atlantic Ocean
Jones
McClure Newspaper
Frederick J. Haskin
Norris
Talking Machine Shop
W. L. Douglas
Franklin Street
South Potomac Street
Pocahontas Coal
Somerset Run
T. W. Boyer
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Royal Typewriters
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Kinney’s
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