Unterley Evening Courier Bromen notice and policy
The Unterley Evening Courier Bromen announces publication details including daily except Sunday, office location, and subscription prices. It notes advertising rules and rights, with New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco reps listed.
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W. H. Hertman
Courier
John “G ‘Hartman
Jackson MaCoy
Carter
Wrex
Reese
Mall
Malfelthin
Waterloo
Associated Press
United Press International News
Merber Audit
BUREAU OF _CIRCULATIONS
Albageviner
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Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Fintey
Representatives
Thermite Ice Breaker Named As Jam Clearing Candidate
The article describes dynamite and an emerging method using thermite to clear ice jams on the Cedar River. Thermite produces extreme heat to crack ice, with tests showing molten metal forming gases that help blast open jams. Canadian scientist Dr Howard T Barnes reported destroying three icebergs off Labrador.
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Cedar River
Popular Science Monthly
Labrador
Howard T. Barnes
Innovative cooling device promises rapid room chill
A large corporation plans to market a machine that lowers an ordinary room or office temperature by 10 degrees in 30 minutes while also reducing humidity by 10 percent. The device targets summer comfort and could be mass produced at low cost for broad distribution.
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Sol
Getting the Breaks in Career Success
The piece quotes Herbert Hoover and Charles M. Schwab on luck and opportunity shaping success. They acknowledge that no amount of plan or hard work guarantees the breaks others receive, noting luck and chance help some rise beyond their peers.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles M. Schwab
Defining Securities and Shifting Investor Attitudes
Commentary on United States Steel refinancing plan to retire debt by stock issue. Explains bond versus stock backing and how investor confidence drives stock earnings prospects. The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes bonds reflect tangible assets while stocks depend on continued earnings and growth.
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United States Steel Corporation
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Understanding Bonds and Stock in Corporation Ownership
The article explains bonds as debt evidence with pledged security and notes the corporation retains land and equipment until obligations are met. It contrasts common stock as a right to earnings and management, with rights subordinate to bonds and preferred stock in liquidation and sale scenarios.
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Uck
Cod Liver Oil and Sunlight for Babies Health
William Brady presents personal health notes praising cod liver oil for preventing rickets and vitamin D benefits. He cites ultraviolet light exposure research, critiques gadget remedies, and offers Q A guidance on health queries, with readers urged to mail letters for Brady’s responses.
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H.J. Gerstenberger
J. I. Hartman
Western Reserve University Childrens Hospital
General Billings
John Hilliings
The Owner Abdicates by Glenn Pfranic
The piece argues ownership is yielding control to managers as families lose direct influence. It cites H. G. Wells and William Cissord to illustrate shifts from owner to manager in modern business. The text predicts a new capitalism facing future generations with broadened ownership and professional administration.
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Aynersalo
O Mer
Contro
H. G. Wells
William Cissord
Manever
Mim Tery
Untitled Verses and Humorous Fragments From a 19th Century Page
A collage of poems and light notices features Daisy T Crandall on a reflective poem about captured dreams, a witty remark on Charlie Chaplin’s ptomaine case, a Valley Forge food anecdote, and playful quips about marriage and actors. Estelle contest notices invite eight-line verse entrants by March 17.
Brain Tests for Evening Fest Highlights
A test page lists questions on literature geography and history with multiple choice items. It mentions Shakespeare Milton Napoleon and Wellington and notes answers appear on the Society Page.
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Evening Fest, Inc
Wall Street's strain and a glimpse of civic notes in New York
The article depicts Wall Street as a nervous hive from 10 to closing, with traders in hysteria and the trader's leak. It notes a new pulpiter and Lambs club origins, and highlights New York's vast Riverside Drive medical center, its 4177 beds, and $25,000,000 cost, plus the American Sketch magazine editor Beverley Nichols and NY patented enn.
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New York
Wall Street
San Francisco
W. C. Durant
Lambs Club
Forty-fourth Street
Delmontco’s
London
Lambs’ Club
Lambs
Charles and
Mary Lamb
Riverside Drive
Beverley Nichols
Nichols
Denutantes
Barks
Glastonbury thorn at Washington Cathedral named among historic trees
Washington March 7 The Glastonbury thorn grows in Washington cathedral grounds as one of several historic trees and shrubs. It blooms irregularly and has ties to medieval royal gifts from Glastonbury England. Other notable plantings include ivy from Canterbury cedar from Lebanon yew from Port Royal and a large transplanted pine. The garden also features the George Washington boxwood planted 1925 and a Jefferson tree from Monticello.
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Herbert Washington
D. C
Washington Cathedral
Glastonbury
England
Joseph of
Arimathes
United States
Prince of Wales
Washington
Canterbury
Lebanon
Bishop's Garden
Port Royal
America
George Washington
Hayfield Manor
Fairfax County
Virginia
Jefferson
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Harding -Memorial Boxwaad
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Nellie Custis
Plymouth
English Channel
New York
Wiet Ft
Altho
Alderdijak
Lent and My Church Memory Verse and Meditation
The meditation reflects on service to the church as honoring and valuable. It emphasizes that even humble tasks keep Christian love active and prevents religious comfort from fading. A prayer asks God to grant a willing heart to accept one’s assigned labor with gratitude through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
My Lord
Hoover in Paris Stirs Journalist with Remarkable Speech
In 1919 Oscar Straus and a journalist recall a private Paris hotel room encounter with a charismatic speaker later identified as Herbert Hoover. The 40 minute monologue covered world affairs with detailed knowledge and persuasive eloquence.
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Mndover
Hamilton Holé
Oscar
Straus
Grillon
Paris
Mr. Straus
Mr. Strate
My Thirty Years at Sea From World War I Memoir
A veteran recounts commanding the freighter Zuberdijak during wartime service. He describes rigging a dummy gun to deter submarines, supervising a 150 member crew, and maintaining vigilance after convoy battles near the French coast. He details orders, morale, and leadership lessons from danger to port.
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