Newspapers Dominate Advertising Power In Two Years
G. E. Marchand president of the National University Society declared in Chicago that daily and weekly newspapers offer cheaper advertising with greater pulling power than at any time in the last two years. He notes his Institute of Commerce and Industry session here follows studies of business trends and the American newspaper’s role during a low mood period. The last two years show the newspaper as the prime medium for selling goods.
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G. E. Marchand
National University Society
Marchand
Chicago
Institute of Commerce and Industry
Murray Will Have School Here For Only Three Days
A Joliet recreational institute will run three days starting Monday to train amateur leaders in social recreation. Bob Murray, a National Recreation Association expert from New York City, will conduct the school teaching games for clubs churches lodges and other groups.
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Joliet
Bureau of Recreation
Bob” Murray
National Recreation Association of
New York City
Registration Fee Aids Program Enrollment
A one dollar registration fee is charged at enrollment to cover the instructor's expenses. This money supports the com p writer's activities leaders and program costs.
Young Matrons Entertain Mrs Suffern at Raynor Avenue
Mrs Suffern hosted a Young Matrons gathering at 417 S Raynor Avenue with Mrs Frances Berst assisting as hostess Tuesday afternoon.
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Alex Suffern
S. Raynor Avenue
Frances Berst
Stork Records July Births and Deaths in State
New citizens totaled 9 806 in July, up 342 from June, while deaths were 6 529. Infant mortality dropped to 43 per thousand as undertakings business slumped, per state health department statistics.
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State Department of Public Health
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Chicago Street
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Karpen
Chicago St
Joliet, Illinois
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John V. McCarthy
Clinton St
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