Classified page boilerplate and policy note
A fragmentary newspaper boilerplate outlines Associated Press rights, republication permissions, circulation audits, advertising rates, payment terms and policy on admissible ads. It mentions offices in major cities and advertising representatives.
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Ional News
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Fransisco
Lizzy
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Press as a modern force in education and civic service
The article asserts today’s newspapers remain powerful through educational initiatives. It cites Birmingham News scholarships, Los Angeles Times contests, Indiana News contests, and broader programs supporting education, journalism ethics, and community projects, comparing modern service to earlier sharp-edged editorialism.
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Horace Greeley
Henry J. Raymond
Boston
Greeley
Boards of Education
Boards of Trustees
Birmingham
Ala
Los Angeles Times
Indiana News
What's the matter in Illinois
A Joliet jail escape freed five death row convicts who were later recaptured after violent resistance. The episode, linked to earlier prison breaks and a Chicago crime history, raises questions about state prison security and guard reliability and suggests persistent flaws in detaining violent felons beyond Cook County.
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Joliet
Chicago
Illinois
Commonwealth
Cook County
Sinclair's Oil Novel Sparks Freedom of the Press Debate
Upton Sinclair, likened to Sinclair Lewis, plans to publish a new novel despite arrest threats. Boston bookstores pull the book amid censoring groups pressure, while Sinclair denounces accusations of indecency and suggests political motives behind suppression. He argues the work defends press liberty against oil interests and reflects life beyond attacks like The Brass Check.
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Upton Sinclair
Sinclair Lewis
Boston
Sinclair
Wise Man in a Bank Queue Study
A hurried man bursts into a bank as two lines of customers form. One line has three women and the other eighteen men. He pauses a full minute to study the scene, then selects the men’s line and joins it.
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Whees
Early Signs and Detection of Stomach Cancer
An article stresses the value of early surgical detection for stomach cancer. It notes that early eradication prevents infiltration and lymph node spread, cites exploratory operations as advisable with reasonable suspicion, discusses symptoms such as dyspepsia weight loss and occult blood in stool, and cautions on test limitations including X rays and the Abderhalden test.
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Abderhalden
Questions and Answers on Health and Hygiene
Health column replies discuss medicated alcohol for scalp use, bowel regulation, tonsil treatment options, and sleep posture. Undiluted medicated alcohol may be used on the scalp or diluted with water. avoid interfering with natural bowel function. consider X ray shrinkage for enlarged tonsils if troublesome. sleep posture unimportant except for snoring.
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Mra
R. BE
A Folk-Drama for America by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin, urges American playwrights to build a folk drama rooted in local life and history. He argues for popular, melodramatic forms connected to farming and daily struggles, warning against overcommercialized sex-drama and encouraging regional material from farms and factories. He cites Greek and Elizabethan roots and stresses social relevance and accessibility.
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America
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
The
Century Magazine
Greece
England
Greenwich Village
Ibsen
Bjornson
Hauptmann
Shaw
Liverihood
Burglary Hits Long Island Trader Home
Burlington Gazette comments on a burglary at a wealthy Long Island trader’s home where $90,000 in jewelry and cash were taken. About $60,000 worth of jewelry was returned after pleas from owners and guests. roughly $50,000 worth remains unrecovered. The piece questions sympathy for the losers and critiques wealth display.
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Burlington Gazette
Wall Street
Long Island
Effect of a Natty Straw Hat on Sixty-Year-Olds
Detroit News notes the straw hat adds youthfulness to men over 40. Wearing a jaunty sailor hat allegedly takes off ten years, giving a feeling of vigor. The piece links the hat to broad, lasting appeal and a boost in the wearer’s appearance and mood.
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Detroit News
Broadway in Heat and the Idle Rich on Fifth Avenue
A collage of 1920s New York vibes and vanity scenes on Fifth Avenue. It contrasts glamour with decay, noting lavish fashions, hotel life, nightlife, dieting trends, and a comic vignette about Uncle Wiggily and a banana store, ending with a playful fairy-tale style mystery about a pursuing Bob Cat.
Uncle Wiggily and Bunty's Slipper
Baby Bunty leaves Hollow Stump School early as a reward from the Lady Mouse School Teacher. She plans to play with Ankie Wigan, promising mischief and companionship even though she is alone.
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Baby Bunty
Hollow Stump
Lady Mouse
Miss Mouse
Orphan Rabbit
Bunty and Uncle Wiggily Visit a Banana Store
Baby Bunty talks with Uncle Wiggily as she wanders fields and woods seeking an adventure. Mr Longears hides behind a sassafras bush and joins her plan to reach a banana store for an outing.
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Bunty
Uncle
Bob Cat
Uncle Wiggily
Bob
Baby Bunty
Mr. Longears
Miss Mouse
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Queries Answered
Nature Notes Dept invites readers to send questions on nature subjects to the Burroughs Nature Club notes column. Answers will be published in this newspaper column.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Insect clues and quail raises in nature notes answers
Answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes cover insect caused holes in enclosed wis termenia leaves and how the pest cuts out pieces, common house rats nest sites, raising quail as domestic fowl, usefulness of gold fish in eating mosquito larvae, young raccoons birth and cave opening time, and key bird traits such as warm body temperature rapid breathing and lack of teeth.
Ring in Box Triggers Family Theatrics at Pullen Home
Mrs Pullen frets over mysterious gifts homeward bound to Julia Pullen including a car a fur coat and money while Julia hides a diamond ring from her parents. Fred Pullen quips that Julia is a fraud and reveals the ring was received with a box and note. Julia confesses it was an impulse to tease Sam Carlile but denies engagement yet. The family plans to attend a movie as the mystery of the fat man and the ring deepens.
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York
Maelon
Gold Coast
Baby Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Bunty
Rabbit
Mrs. Pullen
Julia
F Pullen
Julia Pullen
Fred
Sam Carlile
Pullen
Fred Pullen
Julie
Daddy
Sam
Carlile
Abe Martin Notes Odd Spring Prices and Luck Change
Abe Martin remarks that a few people offer prices that sound reasonable but none fit, calling this a peculiar spring. He observes everything seeming better with Roy Hayne also experiencing a shift in luck.
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Roy Hayne
Uncle Rays Corner Pet Letters End Week Series
UNCLE RAYS CORNER presents last pet letters of the week from readers John Biesi and Hazel Garner, noting playful kittens and a small gray cat. The column reflects on humane treatment of animals and a brief natural science aside about cherry blossoms and seed formation. Tomorrow: A Little Saturday Talk.
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Uncle Ray
John Biesi
Hazel Garner
Hazel
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Fifth Avenue
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Jeei
One Maitre de Hotel
Howard R. Garis
Gorcher
Bill
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