Life Insurance Health Drive Spreads Through Policy Holders
The Item highlights Robert Lynn Cox's pamphlet for the Washington Congress on Hygiene and Demography. It notes that life insurance companies fund public health efforts, promote preventive medicine, and support sanitary reform. groups of firms guide policy-holders to healthier living and cooperate with anti-tuberculosis initiatives.
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Robert Lynn Cox
Congress On Hygiene and Demography
Washington
United States
Cox
Department of Conservation
Southern
No Alarm Over Tariff Program
A made up summary notes that leaders in thought and business circles say the presidential campaign created no business disturbances despite expectations the Democrats will win. Reports from press and large manufacturers, bankers, railroads, and professionals claim money is healthy and business conditions remain stable.
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Daily Press
Birmingham News Sunday edition lauded for quality and impact
The Birmingham News Sunday issue is praised as a premier product, advancing Alabama journalism. Editors note the paper’s heavy expense to attract readers and its leadership role, urging other Alabama papers to rise to a higher standard as the state’s growth continues.
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South
Birmingham News
Alabama
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Louisville
Houston
Sunday News
Alabama Land Congress Set To Convene In Mobile
The Alabama Land Congress will meet in Mobile on November 13 and 14 to discuss ways to improve agriculture across the state and attract more white farmers. The movement cites twenty million acres of untapped land and aims to spur progress from all regions, with bankers merchants and business leaders among attendees.
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Alabama Land Congress
Mobile
Congress
Gulf Coast
Eutaw Whig and Observer
Leader Orozco vows arms to end Mexican conflict
Gen Orozco declares the United States will nullify the neutrality treaty and supply arms and ammunition to end the Mexican struggle. Ferbane Madero has a response to this assertion.
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Orozco
United States
Ferbane Madero
Advertising Chats No 52 Refines Ad effectiveness
The text argues originality lies in application and arrangement. It emphasizes clear, instantly graspable expressions in ads and urges advertisers to practice what they promote. The piece links strong visual appearance with practical relevance and consistent advertising actions.
Wickersham Defends Sherman Law as Adequate to Curb Monopolies
Attorney General Wickersham argues the Sherman act remains the proper tool to regulate trusts. He cites court decisions narrowing the law’s uncertainties and supports a rule of reason, noting that size alone does not constitute a monopoly and that aggressive intercorporate stockholdings or exclusive agreements risk penalties.
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Victor Elliott
Washington
Wickersham
Supreme Court
Gentral
Mr. Wickersham
Federal Court of Equity
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Wilson
United States
trans-Missouri
American Tobacco
Standard Oil
White
Harlan
Dr. Wilson
Incurable Optimists Welcome ACAE to Washington
The Chamber welcomes the American Association of Commercial Executives for its September 23 to 25 gathering in Washington. Members are secretaries of commercial organizations who champion public-spirited business development and local patriotism. They rarely quit after setbacks and have driven reforms, factory growth, and state influence, reflecting constructive public service.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States of America
Washington
American Association of Commercial Executives
America
Married Life The First Year in a Gossipy Apartment Row
Helen endures a lonely evening as Warren delays home from dinner at the club. A floor neighbor Mrs. Bennett gathers and shares couple gossip about drinking and quarrels, stirring Helen's doubt about marriage and the strain of constant scrutiny.
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Helen
Wista
Warren
Mrs. Bennett
Mr. Curtis
Casey
Mr. Bennett
Beatrice Receives Suitors After A Theatre Party
Beatrice gets calls from Robert Maynard and Henry Blanchard on the same evening. She balances flirtation and hesitation while nursemaid duties and piano practice color her outlook, ending with a promised drive at 3 o clock the next afternoon.
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Virginia
Beatrice
Henry Blanchard
Tom
Maynard
Robert
Thorley’s
Tax Reform and New Jersey Revenue System Critique
A Chicago editor argues for diversifying state revenue to relieve local property taxes. The piece cites New Jersey's separation of state and local funds, notes rising property valuations, and urges Illinois to adopt a constitutional revenue reform with civic backing.
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Chicago News
New Jersey
The
Journal of Political Economy
Illinois
Chicago Civic Federation
Chicago Association of Commerce
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Comer and Tax Rise Threat to State Debt
Auditor Purifoy warns the state will owe about one million dollars by year end while a past transfer in 1907 left the treasury in surplus. The Huntsville Mercury Banner accuses Comer of aiming to use railroad influence to seize control again and implies higher taxes as the only solution.
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Purifoy
Jelks
Comer
Jim
Huntsville Mercury .Banner
Big Men of Alabama at Morgan Hall
A large gathering of notable Mobile and Birmingham citizens and university alumni attended an event at Morgan Hall yesterday. The Toledo University trustees and leading alumni formed an impressive assembly, highlighting the prominent role of university men across Alabama.
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University
Mobile
Birmingham
Morgan Hall
Alabama
Tuseloosa Times-Gazette
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