Abro nyan OL 68 No 388 Courier Ledger Ad Rates
The page lists publication details for the Daily Except Sunday Courier with W H Hartman Co. addresses and staff. It includes subscription prices by carrier and mail within various radii and notes classic AP and UPI affiliations. Advertising rules emphasize anti fraud and policy compliance.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Bidg
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John O. Hartman
Associated Press
United Press
International
Hurley plan for a US merchant marine subsidy
The article argues for a government loan plan proposed by Edward N Hurley to build a strong American merchant fleet. It suggests a 500 million revolving fund at 2.5 percent interest allowing war fleet vessels to be sold to borrowers while private shipowners expand fleet capacity. It emphasizes avoiding political bias and highlights railroad participation and Canadian Pacific as factors in national transport strategy.
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United States Merchant Marine
Germany
Edward N. Hurley
Ormarly
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Hurley
Congress
America
Shipping Board
United States
Friends and Fortune Test Real Ties of Loyalty
The passage argues true friendship endures in prosperity and adversity, noting many friends cheer money while few remain when fortunes fall. It cites the Duke in As You Like It as a guide, showing only followers who join him in exile deserve the title of friend.
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Tie
Forest of Arden
Frien
Questions and Answers On Statesmen and Wealth
A Muscatine Journal tirade questions why statesmen seize control of others money and power. It contrasts political greed with liberty for scholars. The piece notes a new English machine that bakes a potato in seconds and broils a wrensk in 30, humorously imagining its use by mothers returning from the bridge club.
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Muscatine Journal
England
Mather
Catarrh myths and kidney jokes from Dr Brady column
Personal Health Service by William Brady, M. D. discusses catarrh obsession among doctors and patients, dismisses catarrh as a diagnosis, and offers general health guidance. Includes questions on congenital syphilis and lodge doctors, plus reader letters and Brady’s responses.
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William Brady, M. D
Nat'l Newspaper
Brady
William Grady
A Word on Nationalism and Hunting Casualties
Glenn Prank of the University of Wisconsin argues nationalism is a creative force to be harnessed not abolished. The Charles City Press notes five deaths in Ohio rabbit hunting the first two days, along with 16 injuries, a grass fire and several arrests as hunting season yields its usual toll.
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Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure
Charles City
Ohio
Stokesmiths
Evolution of Laughter in Civilization
The Davenport Democrat reflects on how laughter shifts with civilization. It notes historic cruelty toward deformity and jokes about misfortune fade as society grows kinder. The piece argues laughter tracks progress in human good nature and civility.
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Davenport Democrat
New York City Gambling Halls and Drug War Tactics in 1920s SoHo
A historical account describes luxurious yet illicit gambling venues like Canfield's and Honest John Kelly's in New York City, their raids, and a move to mobile operations. It notes widespread drug abuse in Greater New York, with an estimated 600,000 addicts, and details enforcement methods by narcotics squads targeting peddlers and addicts across districts.
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New York
Canfield’s
Honest John Kelly's
Metropolis
Greenwich Village
Uch
Uncle Wiggily's Peanut Sled Fun at Hollow Stump
Jingle and Jangle along with Scooter and Yoater rush into Uncle Wiggily's hollow stump bungalow. The rabbit children laugh and recall the snowy mischief of Stumble and Tumble while warming by a crackling fire.
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Jingle
Jangle
Scooter
Yoater
Stumble
Tumble
Uncle Wiggily
All Gentleman Bunny
Jangie
Skipper the Cricket Tunes Up Snow Slide Tales
A humorous scene follows Scooter and Jin gle as Skipper the cricket, named for a jumpy skip, entertains with chirps about sledding and winter to remind Uncle Wiggily’s outings. The chatter centers on cricks, walnuts, and making the best of a snowy day.
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Scooter
Skipper
Sunday School Lesson by Rev Fitzwater at Moody Bible School
A 1926 Western Newspaper Union digest notes a Sunday School lesson led by Rev Fitzwater D D at the Day and Evening Schools of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. The entry highlights the teaching program and the speaker’s credentials.
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PB. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Hible Sntate
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Cony
Israel as the Favored Nation in the Vineyard
Lesson outlines Israel’s special status with God as a vineyard symbol. It notes divine favor shown by boundaries and nation-building acts, then begins to describe the nation’s obligation to bear fruit and maintain purity before God.
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Israel
David
Jerusalem
Elty
First-Class Leaders Face Tight Election Mood
Vague talk on political accuracy and risk to top figures including mentions of a Greek leader and potential safety concerns during a volatile election period. The piece hints at the difficulty of securing esteemed individuals from harm while navigating appointments and public duties.
Uncle Ray's Corner Hints on Good Health IV Teeth
Uncle Ray discusses dental care emphasizing brushing after breakfast, flossing over toothpicks, and brushing both inner and outer tooth surfaces. He cites varied dentist opinions on decay causes and urges more effort to STOP decay for better public health. Tomorrow Jenner's Discovery.
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Ray
Jenner
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Reader questions about whale tails fish tails nest building chickadees antelope horns and wood duck nesting boxes with submerged misprints and archaic spellings. Answers reference biology and wildlife behavior with notes on ticks antelopes and nest box setup for ducks.
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Fabbit's Park
New World
Africa
Two Bratianus Guide Roumania Through Fifty Years
A Philadelphia Public Ledger assessment of Ion Bratianu and his son as central to Roumania’s modern history. It credits their dominance in finance industry land and government, notes their lasting one man rule, and questions a possible third Bratianu successor.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Lfe
Roumania
Ion Bratianu
Bucharest
Bratianu
Ion Brattanu
Bratianu the Elder
Braham the
Bratiany
Faris
Ferdinand
Carol
Vintila Bratianu
Ion
Bratianus
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