Daily Sentinel advertising and subscription details
The notice outlines subscription prices within 50 and 40 miles, rates for weekly and yearly terms, and publicized policies. It lists the Waterloo office, names W. H. Hartman Co. as printer, and notes wartime style copyright, billing terms, and advertising rules with Associated Press and United Press International affiliations. It mentions sales representatives and city offices in major urban centers.
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New York
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Story, Brooks , Finley, Representatives
Consistency and Fights: A Boxing Broadcast Debate
The article recalls a Miami Beach boxing event with Sharkey Stribling and Lou Magno and discusses how fans could watch, listen or read about the bout. It notes radio play by Graham McNamee, future photo reproductions, and the ban on motion pictures due to interstate transport laws. The piece ponders why newsreels are treated differently from broadcasts in moral terms.
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Sharkey
Stribling
Miami Beach
Lou Magnolia
Florida
Graham McNamee
Ohlo
Congress
Education Enables Us to Want the Right Thing
A discussion of a Leavenworth penitentiary publication The New Era edited by Dr Frederick A Cook promotes a day school in prison. It argues education shapes desires and values, portraying education as the key to becoming good citizens and aiding community and national well-being.
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Leavenworth Penitentiary
Frederick A. Cook
Whitfield
F. B. Weidman
Singing Tower at Lake Wales Unveiled by Coolidge
Former President Coolidge attended dedication ceremonies for Edward Bok's singing tower near Lake Wales. The 205 foot pink Etowah marble tower houses a large carillon and sits in a 43 acre bird sanctuary along a major migratory route. The site aims to attract tourists and bird enthusiasts with its scenic views and introduced English nightingale program.
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Coolidge
Florida
Edward Bok
Lake Wales
Singing Tower
Hoover hailed as organizer of wartime efficiency
Rousing portrait of Herbert Hoover as a capable re organizer. The piece credits his world war leadership for shaping efficient systems at home and abroad and cites his private career as proof of orderly methodical planning.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover's reform drive targets waste and red tape
The piece depicts Herbert Hoover as a nonpolitician suited to reorganize federal departments, reduce duplication, and implement a businesslike administration. It cites inertia from decades of red tape and political opposition over patronage and spoils system remnants as main obstacles to efficiency.
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Hoover
America
TLINGWORM OF THE FEET ANTONYMS IN THE HEALTH PAGE
Examination of 100 University of Pennsylvania medical students found 67 with ringworm of the feet. The article explains sources, symptoms, and treatment including Whitfield's ointment, iodine, and heat, plus brief reader questions on veins and nursing education.
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University of Pennsylvania
The Quest of Unity by Glenn Prank President of Wisconsin
The essay argues unity as a core goal for humanity and civilization. It contrasts unity with uniformity, urging unified living within individuals, communities, states, and nations while preserving essential diversity. It stresses coordinated aims and shared life to enable a just, thriving society.
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Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McGlure Newspaper
Uves
Mtrnanlty
Moment of Quits and Oddities in a Fractured Page
The fragmentary text weaves a broken poem about love and deceit with unrelated notes on a mistress named LADIE SEAGRAVE and a painterly “eleven girl.” It then shifts to miscellaneous captions about “Two Newspapermen Almost Shot,” the Wat Institute denial on hats, a Baltimore Sun quip on mothers, a lyric reflection on life’s stage, a Miss America claim about bulbs, a Q&A about shade gardens, and playful headlines like Senate Machine Goes Blogey and The Lettuce-Eaters, all as disparate items on a dated newspaper page.
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G. Anpwet
A. Ho
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Arizona
Connecticuts
BRAIN TESTS for N Evening Pest Inc No 375
Two minute word test asks to mark pairs as same or opposite. Pairs include complex simple, assiduous diligent, friendly sociable, great large, gorge abyss, brook raglan sliputian, beautiful hideous, trace vestite, secret unrevealed, customary usual, concise laconic, direct evasive, calculation computation, temporary permanent, rigid pliable, courageous gallant, and others. Answers appear on the Society Page.
Lent and My Church Memory Verse Meditation
The text reflects on Lent and church, praising the church as ancient and sacred. It notes reading II Corinthians 3:18 and II Peter 11:1-9, mentioning singing old hymns and joining with sainted dead, and describes lessons that have strengthened God's people through trouble and triumph.
Doormen and nightlife style in New York s Bowery scene
A diary style reminiscence in New York on March 11 describes wandering the Bowery with Meredith Wicholsch, buying a Breen tie, a backward-running clock, and returning a lost purse. It notes flamboyant doormen earning high salaries, their gilded uniforms, and role as gatekeepers of fashion and class in city hotels, shops, and theaters. The piece ends with a reflective aside on thrift and small coins.
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New York
Pepys
Meredith Wicholsch
Broadway
Washington social etiquette for newcomers to the capital
Washington Daybook notes that hostesses arriving with the new administration face delicate diplomatic etiquette. Rules exist only informally, and missteps toward ambassadors and ministers risk humiliation. Knowledge of rank and proper conduct at dinners is essential to avoid mortifying rebuffs.
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Hebert
Washington
Standay
Lincoln
Fragmented Prayer Fragment in Changing Times
A fragmentary reflection on faith facing shifting dawns and rulers past. The speaker notes an aging, incomputable pole between belief and time, asking where once mighty kings and empires now stand after they came and went.
Prayer Phrase Reflects Faith Across Time
A devotional passage frames persistent prayer as a constant through ages. It calls God to guard the speaker from worldly illusions and to fix the heart on unseen peace and steadfast faith.
America transport officer recalls perilous WWI voyages
A veteran account details service aboard the USS America in 1918 1919 including troop moves from Brest to Europe and later to Vladivostok to repatriate Czecho Slovak soldiers. The narrative covers rescues of a Chinese crew, influenza deaths at sea, pirate thefts of canvas and gear, and a hazardous voyage through the Suez Canal to Trieste, with 5600 troops embarked and families aboard.
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Pense
America
Uner
Army Transport Service
Meutenant
Brest
New York
Europe
Althat
Siberia
Russia
Vladivostok
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Manila
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Manilana
Hong Kong
San Pana
Gene
Singapore
Straits of Malacca
Indian Ocean
Suez Canal
Trieste
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Evening Pest, Inc
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