Cleveland turns rubbish into playgrounds and profit
Kansas City Star notes Cleveland's waste plan where the city buys holes for trash, sorts and sells bottles and paper, dumps ashes, and covers sites to create playgrounds. Garbage yields revenue from desiccated grease, and a sanitation inspector enforces proper disposal to keep the city clean.
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Cleveland
Kansas City Star
W. J. Springborn
Board of Public Service of
Kansas City
Mr. Springborn
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
The Making of a City by Zeublin in Read fizz revival
Professor Charles Zeublin spoke at St. Matthew's Lutheran in Read fizz about city life and public morality. He argued that streets mirror character, insisting dirty streets indicate dirty hearts and that virtue is shown in public life as well as private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Readfizz
Charles Zeublin
The
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Lfe
Slogan against billboards sparks boycott push
Leslie's Weekly reports Leslie Rogers Woodruff secretary of the American Civic association backs a boycott of firms using the Trx style advertising. The Tacoma improvement governor has urged action. The move aims to raze billboard advertising, a harsher reform than a billboard tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trx
American Civic Association
Leslie
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Lecline
Tacoma
Washington Letter on Taft Roosevelt Third Term Dilemma
Washington notes discuss Taft popularity in capital and nationwide support for Roosevelt as a source of return to power. The piece explores possible second elective term ideas, White House dynamics, and labor leaders' influence, plus Jamestown Exposition logistics and Washington’s role as capital for visitors. It also notes the President’s handling of labor delegations and his sons Archie and Quentin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Te Hee Chin
Foraker
Judge Taft
Hastings
Roosevelt
Loth
Harriman
Cannon
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Washington Dock
Navy Yard
Ship of State
Archie
Quentin
Jamestown
Neck of the Woods
Philadelphia
Advertising as the grand propelling power in business
The piece extols advertising as essential to commerce likening it to steam power. It cites a merchant who trusted a non advertising rival for cloth remnant and notes large US stores spend hundreds of thousands yearly on ads. It urges readers to use this paper to move goods and reach buyers who consult the column regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaulay
United States
V. Mataja
International Quarterly
Will Go On Forever
A Chester Tribune piece muses on rural mail versus rural female appeal. It presumptively argues the rural female will endure amid harsh seasons while rural mail may fade with wealth and changing times.
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Chester Tribune
My Best Friend Dr King’s New Discovery Ad
Fort Edwards New York reader praises Dr King’s New Discovery as best remedy for asthma and incipient consumption in his family. He notes a six year cure for himself and a cure for his daughter in law’s coughs and symptoms, with a trial bottle offered free and priced at 50 cents and one dollar. Filly guaranteed by S Kingston druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Benton
Fort Edward
N. Y
S. Kingston
Bluffing and laughter in a curious newspaper mix
A playful, rhymed verse urges happiness and merriment, urging readers to bluff their way to joy with music and smiles. The text includes humorous vignettes about editors, rail travelers, and a millinery advertisement by Lillie Mosimann in the Kiesel building.
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Erin
Houston Post
Kiesel
Lillie Mosimann
Kodol Digestive Aid Promoted by S Kingston
An advertisement touts Kodol for indigestion and dyspepsia, claiming it digests foods, tones the stomach, and strengthens the body while promoting blood quality. It cites conformity to the National Pure Food and Drug Law and links sales to S Kingston with Happy Health slogans and DeWitt's Early Risers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kingston
DeWitt
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Kloloch
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Dept
Lake Street
Chicago
Bwanbon R. C. CO
Lake
Ill
Odd Fellows’ Building
Soka
Main
Riebold’s
Neal
White Lead & Color Works
Detroit
Mich
H.F. Kueker & ‘Son Lumber & Building Materials
Miss Littig Mossmann’s
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