Foreign Representative E M Burke Inc Address List
A historical notice lists Foreign Representative E M Burke Inc with addresses in New York Chicago and Atlanta. It notes affiliation with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and reiterates AP news use rights and exclusive credit terms for the Daily Mul.
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E. M. Burke, Inc
Hockay
Broadway
New York
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Atlanta
G& Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Mul
Intelligence drivers danger says Dr Bingham report
A New York expert from the Personnel Research Foundation warns that highly intelligent people may become riskier drivers as their minds focus on complex problems. He notes a sense of obligation helps prevent crashes, while the "I don’t care" attitude leads to more accidents.
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Bingham
New York
Personnel Research Foundation
Daily Thought Ye fathers provoke not your children
A brief religious exhortation quoting EphEF 6 4 urging fathers not to provoke their children to wrath, reflecting moral instruction in a concise devotional note.
Cheerful Contrast in Belgian Relief Report
The final report of the Commission for Belgian Relief presents a cheerful contrast to wartime history. It cites a million-dollar operation, organized with business precision to aid a region, praising Hoover and American engineers for solving immense logistical challenges and saving countless lives.
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Commission J For
Advertising and the drive of starting a business
The piece argues that many start retail ventures seeking independence and growth, but success hinges on advertising. Citing John Wanamaker’s Philadelphia store, it notes he earned $21.61 receipts the first day and spent $2.21 on ads the next day, illustrating advertising as essential in competitive times. The overall lesson is to advertise to bring a business before the public.
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Philadelphia
Wanamaker
Percy
Ty Tevish
America
Aley
Flyssland
Reading Until It Is Twenty Six Years Old
A discourse on Emerson’s claim that no rock or literary work is truly valuable until it matures to 26 years. The piece notes the lag in scientific texts and the shift toward rapid global verdicts, referencing Horace and ancient origins to argue enduring literary standards.
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Emerson
New Immigrant Problem at New Ports
Immigrants from the British Isles arrive via new method bypassing Ellis Island. The system offers pre departure exams and aims to ease crossings, but risks language barriers and lack of local welcome at docks. Without interpreters and friends, newcomers may miss services once provided at Ellis Island, including money exchange, routing to destinations, and safety assistance. The public funds such efforts as experience, humanity, and good will guide the approach.
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Ellis Island
Pln
United States Rubber Company Profit Rise Amid Rubber Prices
The United States Rubber Company reports a 32 percent profit rise for the first half of 1925 versus the prior year, aided by higher crude rubber prices driven by British export restrictions. The firm also acquires the New York Journal of Commerce. Auto tires keep climbing in price as crude rubber costs stay elevated.
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United States Rubber Company
New York Journal of Commerce
Rowell On Prohibition And Bootlegging Profits
Rowell argues that British figures show a $15,000,000 international bootlegging ring last year shifted focus from defeating lawbreaking to making crime unprofitable. He says retail moonshine will persist, but removing wholesale profits would solve three quarters of the problem, leaving a smaller remaining challenge requiring time and vigilance.
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America
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin
This excerpt presents a Q and A format with varied topics. It covers origin of a famous expression, Easter color symbolism, New England fish species and fisheries output, scrapple preparation, value of imported farm products, Jackie Coogan’s baby brother, and state gasoline tax details.
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Frederic J. Haskin
New England
Nureda of Fisheries
Quotes and Doodles on Society and Marriage
A fragmented column of witty quips on long engagements, flappers, marriage joy and restraint. It ponders fame and phoniness, notes satirically on couture and manners, and references Arnold Bennett and a Sunday edition. The piece frames social norms with humor and sharp, era voice.
Oysters as a Food Source Highlighted by Experts
Federal bulletins show oysters supply significant energy and protein, with high iodine calcium and vitamin C content. Oysters, clams, and lobsters offer notable diet value, while the industry remains a major U.S. economic force spanning coast to coast.
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