Daily Press Advertising Rates and Policy Notice
Daily publication by Hartman at West Park Ave outlines advertising rates and policies. It notes carrier and mail prices, post office rules, Associated Press rights, bureau affiliations, and ad content exclusions.
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W. di. Hartman
West Park Ave
John C. Barton
Peterson
Treas
Gen'tater
Towa
Sue Juwa
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
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Ace
Wrehington
Bidr
Dougtert
New York
Philadelp
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep's
Lala Brel
Stabilizing Transportation Plans Competing Rail Wage Disputes
A National Association of Manufacturers official testified before the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee proposing a government backed plan to stabilize railroad transportation. The program would appoint a presidential commission to hear wage disputes and issue binding contracts until a formal agreement or judicial decision ends the disruption, aiming to keep essential freight moving amid strikes. The proposal stresses transportation as vital to civil and military life and to prevent economic paralysis across the nation.
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National Association of Manufacturers
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Washington
Hou
Existenc
Association of Manufacturers
United States
Supreme Coum
Health Talks: Personal health questions answered by Dr J B Huber
A reader describes fatigue, memory trouble, drowsiness, and concentration loss after illness. Dr Huber advises nutritious diet and rest, suggests posture and back-lying rest, and notes the need to maintain digestion and kidney health. The column invites letters for general disease prevention and hygiene topics.
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Aulthere
Mall
John B. Huber
Little Life Confidences in a Couple Philosophie
Imogene recounts a gambling episode during a charity auction club, where poker chips mis valued at 4 cents each totaled $7,230 won by others. Andrew minimizes the event, suggesting saving the money instead of paying rent, and jokes about turning it into a test fund for year end.
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Toad Costa
Germany
Berlin
Trivesay
Kure
America
John Bull
Andrew
Imogene
Rob Walkerson
Pet
Jinogenn
Katie
Anerson
Nine
Mayers
Lace
Conyright
Tayy Twanty-firse Century Press
Tre
The Sandman Story By Mrs Fla Walker
A dragonfly boasts of safety as ducks fish for flies at a sunny duck pond. Ducks dive and catch prey while Dragonfly laughs at their risk. His overconfidence ends when a duck gobbles him up, proving those who mock others risk their own fate.
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Rathbun
Aliore
George Clark
Young Rathbun
Ernest Rathbun
Hayner
Biblic
Iowa
Halliban
Det Clark
Wagner
Harding
Sandman
Mrs. Fla, Walker
Joshal
Dragonfly
Dragontly
Pune
Fie
Tam
Buzz
Main Reliance on Jailing Hoarders and Boosting Production
The article argues that the populace supports jailing profiteers and opening warehouses to relieve shortages. It urges relying on work and savings to balance income and outgo, increase production, and reduce consumption as a path to lower prices, noting wages cannot rise indefinitely if prices are to fall.
When a Feller Needs a Friend
A fragment from Cedar Rapids Gazette and Webster City freeman-Journal discusses labor, government plans, and U S shipping efforts. Uncle Harry and Joe remark on strike leverage and U S wartime shipbuilding, noting 829 ships in service and ambitious plans for 200 million dollars in contracts and four large liners. They highlight the shipping board aiming to broaden cargo liner routes worldwide and underscore America’s growing trading power.
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Uncle Harry
America
United States Shipping Board
Joe
Sam
Germany
Great Britain
Shipping Board
U._S
United States
Word Puzzle Riddle Pennies and Rabbits
A 1919 Loyd word puzzle presents a chain of clues forming a name and term clues. It describes adding and subtracting letters from terms like a famous settler scrape woodland animal mechanical face playing card and wood Brus els ruffle to yield a final answer linked to Indiana.
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Indiana
Sam Loyd
cabaret singer query under sober applause in era wording
A brief, fragmentary note wonders if any man named Anypuddy ever applauded a cabaret singer when sober. The line critiques self-absorption in girls, concluding with a copyright notice from National Newspaper Service.
Trade routes widen as South America expands U S links
Uncle Harry and Uncle Marry discuss growing South American trade with the United States, noting 19 new routes and New York’s 16 ships to Argentina under shipping board plans. Pacific ports also see rising activity while eventual Orient markets are seen as larger but slower to develop.
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Lawn
South America
Veles
Uncle Harry
United States
New York
Argentina
Atlantic
Jimmy
Murry
Altho
Orient
How WeaK Women Are Made Strong
Woman from WestMoor Land Harrison reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during and after two pregnancies. She claims easier childbirth, ongoing health, and ability to work while nursing, endorsing the remedy for displacements irregularities inflammation ulceration backache headaches and nervousness. She invites others to publish her testimonial and seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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Torrigan
Lydia E. Pinklim
WestMoor Land
Harrison
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Vane
Ian
Cedar Rapids
Council Blais
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Maistors
Harry
MC Syndicate
Philadelphia
Sioux City Journal
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