Advertising Audit Association forms for verifiable circulation
A consolidation of the Advertising Audit Association and the Bureau of Verified Circulations creates a national body to audit and certify publication circulations. Led by Russell R. Whitman, the group aims to produce authoritative circulation data for newspapers magazines farm papers and more with annual statistical volumes and sworn audits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertising Audit Association
Bureau of Verified Circulation
Bureau of Verified Circulations
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Periodical Publishers’ Association
Association of New York Advertising Agents
Federation of Trade Press Associations
Technical Publicity Association
Association of National Advertising Managers
Associated Farm Papers
Association of American Advertisers
Farm Papers
Bradstreet’s and
Dun's
Permanent Board of Control
Board of Control
Russell R. Whitman
University of Kansas
Kansas City World
The
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Journal
Hearst
Chicago
Whitman
Boston American
New Audit Association
Dan’s
Bradstreet’s
Advertising Audit Association and
American Advertisers’ Association
Ooard Obirec
United States
Wll
Aida
Pilin
Sarvice
Canada
Services of
Courier
Literary Jury Verdict Fails to End Dickens Controversy
London January 31 There is talk of appeal from the manslaughter verdict against John Jasper in the Edwin Drood case. Dickens Society members lament the trial as a dull farce under judge Chesterton and foreman Shaw, with grounds for appeal citing the luncheon interval decision and lack of juror consultation.
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John Jasper
Edwin Drood
Dickens
London
Edwin Brood
Dickens Society
Jasper
Drood
G. K. Chesterton
George Bernard Shaw
F. T. Harry
Foreman Shaw
Criminals Cowards on Battlefield Observations Made by Chief of Staff
Berlin Jan 31 Observations from Dr Consiglio chief of staff surgeon with the Italian army report that 225 men with jail records were generally cowards in battle. In peace they lack discipline but in war they show stress reactions, disobedience, and sometimes desertion. The piece notes the bravest soldiers are those proven disciplined in peace and questions adventurer bravado. It also discusses German officers and police regulations privileging military status over arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Italy
Tripoli
Consiglio
Diet
Prussia
Cologne
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old time ad promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as superior for coughs and colds. It notes pleasant taste and claims to contain no opium or narcotics, advertising it as a universal cure available from all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lida Dewey
Milwaukee
Wis
Nonpartisan Candidacy Joined in Second District Race
Charles F Clemons of Davenport files as nonpartisan in the Iowa Second district race for Congress. The slate includes Hull Vollmer Hanley Lang Christian with Clemons entering amid party shifts and petitions. Republicans vow a vigorous campaign, while Progressives gain third party status on ballots and statewide contest lines begin to form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Hull
Williamsburg
Henry B. Vollmer
Davenport
J. P. Hanley
Muscatine
Lee W. Lang
M. L. Christian
Clinton
Charles F. Clemens
Wull
Republican Congressional Committee
W. H. Hayes
Hull
Vollmer
Hanley
Yeaterday
Secretary of State
FL. H. Krebul
Donnellson
Thirtyfourth General Assembly
Joseph C. Hamilton
Fort Madison
A. J. Cole
Britt
Hancock County
Henry Brady
Perry
F. D. Letts
Judiciary
Sentt County
Bright Outlook Seen by Bankers in February Trade Letter
The February trade conditions letter from T. Cavitt & Johnson National Bank argues a shift from December pessimism to January optimism. It notes rising employment, expecting no idle workers by February 2, with Wilson’s government stance aiding big business. Iron, steel, anthracite mining, and lumber show strength, and dividends/disbursements rise versus 1913. The report foresees a prosperous year for merchants, manufacturers, and farmers. It also covers Canadian peat experiments, with private firms in Alfred Ontario and Farnham Quebec producing peat. The government peat is praised for cooking and grate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.cavitt & Johnson National Bank
Fedrosry
Wilson
Alfred
Ontario
Farnham
Quebec
Heart Songs offered by Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces the nationwide distribution of Heart Songs, a five hundred page song book with four hundred selections. Readers can obtain copies at bare distribution cost by presenting six consecutive date certificates clipped from the paper. Books in two bindings are on display at the Courier office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
United States
Canada
Waterloo Evening Courier
Stanething
Courier
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Bradstreet
New York
al Ternative
Prospectus
Eee Lho
Walter Crotch
Shaw
Bolivian Survey Commission
Abuna River
Hert A. Edwards
Frontier Survey
Porto Valla
Edward
Viscount Ross
C P. Villiers
Lord George Hamilton
Henry Chaplin
Lord Balfour of
Burleigh
House of Commons
Court of Appeals
Parliament
England
Lord Coke
Walter Hines Page
Weymouth
Richard Clark
John Endicott
America
Joseph Chamberlain
Mass
Boston
William
Zabern
Gtarts
Ernst of
Brunswick
Victoria Luise
Blankenburg
Ernst August
Potsdam
Ernest August
Wil Hower
Count Zeppelin
Fredrichshafen
Lake Constance
August Bebel
Sozialiet
Zurich
Germany
Oux
Charles F. Clemons
Des Moines
Allen
I.S. Pepper
Progressive Party
Iowa
Ing
the Courier
Brookelyn, Mich
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