Duress of Ctrelation and political commentary excerpt
A fragment from a detective story magazine letter discusses deception by trance mediums and the dangers of observer bias. It then shifts to social commentary on aging, perception, and the value of close observation, ending with political analysis of Attorney General Harry Daugherty and accusations of partisan manipulation in investigations.
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B. & Watton
Enewa Cu Wel
Helter
Detective Story Magazine
Gee
Txney
Daugherty
Congress
Washington
Epee
Pavenerty
Entering the Telephone Industry A Guide by EK Hall
A detailed prospectus by EK Hall Vice President at American Telephone and Telegraph on choosing a career in the telephone field. It weighs motives like job security versus wealth, asks candid questions about personal goals, and urges pursuing education, organization work, and service within a major company for long term growth.
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Hall
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Etchant
The Scribbler on Morality and Fashion in Society
The column argues that every era bears immorality in some form and readers crave provocative material. It contrasts past and present scandals, defends flapper styles, and extols feminine beauty while cautioning against prudery. It notes public hypocrisy and asks what constitutes true morality.
Haskins Letter Politics Assumes Importange
Frederic J. Haskin notes Washingtons political fever as 34 Senate seats and all House reps positions are at stake in November. The nation closely watches shifts as campaigns spark activity in the capital.
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Haskin
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promoted In Patchy Ad Copy
An old fragment describes a girl complaining that stomach pain and clothing touch irritate her. It touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as curing digestive distress, promising relief from pains, indigestion, and related ailments with dubious claims. The text mentions a seller in Aughinhaugh and companies promoting the product.
Inspiration at the window turns to song amid street life
A poem fragment from 1922 speaks of a writer at a desk by a window watching a busy street. Tragedy, victory, defeat, age, youth, and love pass by as a street piano plays. The narrator vows to craft a song from these impressions, noting many unfinished tunes before settling on this ballad.
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Ipvicak
NEA
Answers to Questions from War Time Quiz Sheet
A historical quiz column provides Q and A notes on topics from patents to education, weather stage, and military deaths. Notable entries include: only one or two percent of patented articles reach commercialization. government furnished headstones for soldiers since 1873. river stage equals feet above zero gauge. knowledge is knowing what you do not know. France has compulsory primary education from ages 6 to 18 with private options. Britain has an unwritten constitutional framework. tall trees are more often struck by lightning. and 33 West Point graduates were killed in World War I with a detailed officer roster.
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Beveridge
Pinchot
Senate
Laidge
Massachusetts
Lhe
Committee On Foreign Relations
NeCumber
North Dakota
Dnrig
LaBolstte
Wisconsin
Douness and Johnson
California
Tao
Missouri
Wootrew Wilaga
Democratic Party
Republic
Congress
Secretary of War
Congrésa
J. CR. A
Geological Survey
A. Gonfucita
Franece
Sehoplé
England
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W. W
Cho Forestry
Service
West Point
Start-Up Path: Young Men Rise Through Store Network Strategy
An analysis of a United Syndicate scheme that trains young men from low starting salaries to store managers and minority owners. The plan advances via a tiered model where initial gains lead to ownership in successive stores, creating a multi-generational expansion and ample opportunity for ambitious workers. The piece notes low entry barriers and mentions workers leaving high-paying roles to join this growth model.
Are You Good For A Private Secretary Career
An article discusses how multiple abilities outperform a single skill in locating a satisfying position. It asks if the reader is a capable woman with judgment, training, and business sense, and notes knowledge of advertising principles and agency organization can make one valuable as a private secretary to a busy executive in advertising.
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sAgency
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