The Troy Weekly Publication Notice and Notice Policy
The Troy Weekly announces publication every Saturday on Market Street by the Square under editor B W Jarvis. Readers are asked to report missed issues and legal notices should be handled by attorneys for publication. subscription rates and terms are listed with the offer of free sample copies on application.
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Subscription pay date rule for second-class mailing
The Postoffice Department requires subscriptions to be paid up to avoid one year in arrears. The Call follows this rule and may discontinue subscriptions that fall one year behind. The dating appears after the subscriber’s name on the wrapper or margin of the paper. The ruling is imperative for maintaining mailing privileges.
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Optimism Of Business Leaders For Prosperous Year
A month of interviews with prominent businessmen yields unanimous optimism for a strong commercial revival. Railroad, steel, oil, mining, and treasury officials expect higher demand and growth after tariff issues are resolved. They cite active steel demand and overall signs of rising prosperity, believing only a national disaster could derail it.
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Euope
Noted specialists fall to cancer and insanity probe
A New York cancer expert and a renowned appendicitis specialist died of cancer in recent weeks. An Illinois sanity expert, who once administered care, was found insane and admitted to the same institution. The pattern shows physicians increasingly affected by the very afflictions they study as global interest grows. Mrs. Russell Sage funds vast philanthropy, giving away her husband’s fortune at an astonishing rate. London papers debate air ships altering tariffs and crossing borders with ease.
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Illinois
Russell Sage
Bage
Counter Prices Signal Relentless Drive in Hard Times
A terse remark from an Indy source notes that despite pressures and sighs no more effort should be spared. The message emphasizes continuing to push forward and maintain effort amid ongoing challenges.
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Havana Harbor
Washington Letter on Tariff Reform and Far-Flung News
Broad tariff dispute threads through party lines with calls for reform over private interests. News notes Maine burial, Spokane plea for interstate commerce appeals, Porto Rican bill passage, German shoe trade in U S, Taft clemency for Perovitch, Dr Shoop Restorative claims, and advertisements for Electric Bitters and local post cards.
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Washington, D. C
Miss Margaretta Drexel Again Scorns Suitors
London society pursues Miss Margaretta Drexel the American heiress who remains unattached as rivals name dukes and earls. For three seasons she has been a celebrated figure in England’s smartest circle and still holds her heart. She is known as the star catch yet continues to be discriminating and has not met her prince.
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Margaretta Drexel
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England
Juxtapositions and Laughter Across Aged Warfield Tales
An eclectic page mixes comic vignettes and sentimental scenes. It features imagery of cannons on a common, children riding atop old guards turned to play, and a grandfather in a humorous exchange with his granddaughter about the ark. Included are obituary quips, light dialogue between a Lady and Buttons, and a Western town surgeon pondering local anesthesia.
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