Subscription Rates and Circulation Details
The notice lists subscription and single copy rates with advance payment terms and mentions foreign representation and Bureau of Circulation affiliations. It references the Daily Mail editorial and business departments and cites maintenance of records for a Mararstown Post. It includes incomplete dates and several misspelled items, indicating OCR artifacts.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Addrera
Peasiele
Daily Thought of Persecutors Pursuing in Wilderness
A fragmentary biblical verse reflects on swift pursuers and enemies watching from mountains and wilderness. The text echoes laments about danger and distress without clear contemporary context or events.
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Lam
Alt
Tom and Jerry memories and prohibition warnings fade
An old bar scene recalls the “Tom and Jerry” bowl and holiday traditions before Prohibition, noting scarce ingredients and fading customs. The piece shifts to a New York Tribune critique of the Republican National Committee and calls for stronger police protection and self defense against crime, urging preparedness.
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The
New York Tribune
Republican National
National Committee
Ree Pears
Food patriotism clashes with dietary limits in scarce wheat era
The writer questions broad calls to consume more food to aid producers as a solution to shortages. Wheat exclusion threatens others like potato growers, bean farmers, dairy, and fruit sectors. With many “weeks” of meals already, the piece warns digestion limits may curb patriotic eating for home and country.
Traffic speed debate as engineers weigh safe movement
In Chicago a debate on slowing traffic to calm streets emphasizes drivers and pedestrians share the same goal of reaching destinations quickly. The article argues that merely slowing cars creates jams and that traffic safety requires moving efficiently, a problem best solved by engineers rather than police, with pedestrians and motorists both seeking swift, safe travel.
Toast Movement Urges More Toast For All
The Wheat Council of the United States asks the public to bake more toast as a boost for wheat growers. The piece champions crispy browned toast from the toaster as a breakfast staple and a versatile food for various meals, urging readers to embrace toast widely.
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Wheat Council of
United States
Bandits Foiled in Two U S Robberies
In Brockport New York four bandits tried to rob a garage. The owner a war veteran and gun owner shot two dead and captured the other two. In Newark New Jersey four bandits attempted a payroll hold up. The victim with an automatic resisted. one bandit was killed and the rest fled and were later arrested. Both targets were on guard and resisted the assault.
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Brockport
N. Y
Newark
N. J
Enright
Gresham
Hay
J. A.D. A. Thea War Department
Medical Corps
Cigarettes First Manufactured in This Country
Questions and Answers discuss the history of cigarette manufacture with figures from 1865 to 1921 showing growth from 1.76 million in 1865 to 63.214 billion in 1921. The text contrasts early production with later output and notes costume questions about Dr. Mary Walker’s attire.
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Ivegan Shout
Atha United
Stiles
Postwar attire and curiosities from an old Q&A column
A historical glimpse shows Dr. Walker in gendered dress after the Civil War, then a series of Q and A prompts about platinum sources on the Pacific coast, serpents eggs fireworks, Lincoln books, AEF casualties, weekly weight loss guidance, and Creasy’s Fifteen Decisive Battles first published in 1852.
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Walker
Creasy
Sir Edward Shepherd Creasy
University of London
Live And Learn The Cowboys Haven Poem Reimagines Prohibition
Brisk verse shows a western saloon renamed Cowboys Haven with a soda clerk as bartender. A tough guy demands a drink and turbulence erupts as prohibition fuels anger and the crowd floods the bar with clamor. The tale ends with a warning that the real kick is in human folly, not the liquor.
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Cowboys’ Haven
Fragmented 1900s Prohibition musings and political jabs
The text offers scattered political opinions and social commentary from an early 20th century voice. It touches on Prohibition desires, conservation, taxation, foreign policy, and rhetorical questions about public voting impact. A curious correction request ends with a quoted line about roses after ten years of marriage.
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