Newspaper advertising and circulation policies summary
The document outlines subscription prices by carrier and mail, rates within and beyond 50 miles, plus general newspaper policies. It lists rights and responsibilities, such as crediting Associated Press dispatches, circulation figures, advertising payment terms, and the paper’s authority to edit or reject illicit ads. It notes office locations and advertising rate inquiries.
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WOOK
WIKES
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Charles Lathrop Pack and his forest education push
This profile honors Charles Lathrop Pack of Lakewood New Jersey as a key funder and promoter of forest conservation. It notes his creation of demonstration forests in the Adirondacks totaling 2300 acres, gifts to Yale Cornell and Washington State, planting programs in Europe, a Primer of Forestry distributed to 1.5 million school children, and ongoing efforts to advance protective legislation.
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America
Charles Lathrop Pack
Lakewood
N. J
American Tree Association
Ultmately
Adirondacks
New York State College of Forestry
Pack
Yale
Washington State University
Cornell
Iowa State College
Ames
France
Belgium
Italy
Mr. Pack
Baltimore Election Shocks Sun Faith in Free Maryland
An editorial laments the Baltimore mayoral result after a campaign centered on religious prejudice. It notes the Baltimore Sun's prior stance on intolerance and its role as a voice for Maryland’s self image as a free state. The piece bemoans the editors losing their comforting boasts and editorial prestige.
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America
William > F. Broening
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Commonwealth
Union
Maryland
Maryland Free State
The
Free State
Commonwealths
Twelve New Spellings Adopted in Dictionaries
The Simplified Spelling Board of America reports twelve words now listed with alternative spellings in English dictionaries. Words include tho altho thrn thraout thore thorefore thoroly program catalog decalog pedagog prolog, with Courier usage noted for about 15 years.
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Courier
Retirement pension for famed Manhattan post office decipherer
Leonard McNicee, 65, of Schenectady Avenue, retires after 30 years as the leading expert in deciphering badly written addresses at the Manhattan post office. His work earned him respect and a quiet, paternal contribution to the city’s mail system.
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Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Leonard McNicee
Schenectady Avenue
Manhattan Post Office
Jettera
Mailman Testimony On Somersault Therapy Explained
A reader recounts a mailman’s tale praising somersault therapy labeled as a health aid. The columnist clarifies the mailman’s wit and notes the claimed benefits from three months of the rego somersaults, while detailing the technique and the mailman’s humorous self portrayal.
Questions and Answers on Phenacetine in Feminex Tablets
Reader asks about phenacetine harms and combinations with aspirin caffeine and laxatives. Dr Brady notes physician views differ, cautions self treatment is risky, and emphasizes relying on a doctor. Letters should be brief, with stamped return envelopes for replies.
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Kalamazoo
Brady
William Brady
Self test for health by Glenn Frank from Dartmouth college
The article outlines a self administered health test by Glenn Frank President of the University of Wisconsin and former Century Magazine editor. It presents 20 questions grouped into four factors of physical fitness including control fasting and habits and health behavior with scoring to reveal a health intelligence quotient.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Dartmouth College
Rise and fall of the I W W movement noted
In a magazine piece on The Rise and Fall of the I W W movement TJ reflects on how the once frighting IW movement frightened many Americans. The article recalls memory awakening about the past and the movement's decline, comparing it to crusades now ended.
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Charles City Press
T.W. W
I. W
New York 3% Observations on Life and Cab Rules
A 1927 column by O C McIntyre captures New York scenes from May 6 noting taxi drivers griping about riders and meters. It observes private cars replacing taxis, prohibitions era hideaways, cocktail service norms, and strict rules about visiting private homes and liquor display.
Uncle Wiggily and Jingle's Jumper
Uncle Wiggily and Jingle the rabbit girl argue over turns one Friday morning. Jingle says she will fix toys while Uncle Wiggily hides and laughs, fearing tickling. The playful scene centers on a light domestic dispute between the rabbit characters.
Uncle Wiggily Takes A Swing With Vine Jumper
Uncle Wiggily returns from the woods to find Jingle worried about a missing jumper. The fox is in jail, and a search party including Mr Twistytail and Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy rescues him after he simply enjoys swinging on a wild grape vine. Jingle then receives a new jumper and everyone is relieved.
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Uncle
Uncle Wigerly
Jingle
Boppy
Anela Wigelly
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Agingle
Daddiums
Mrs. Longears
Bob Cat
Jane
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Twistytail
Uncle Wigsily
Pirel
Wal Hall
Mr. Longears
Jingla
Tumble
Not a clear article headline from the excerpt
The readable text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or identifiable people or organizations to summarize into a factual card. No concrete actions, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible for a proper T and S.
The Gray Phantom's Romance Ends in a Basem ent Standoff
The Gray Phantom pursues clues to Sylvanus Gage's murder and Mrs Trippe's death. He clashes with Lieutenant Culligore in a basement chase after a tunnel leads to a hidden escape. The Phantom tests Culligore's resolve while hinting at unseen evidence from Gage's case.
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Gray Phantom
Sylvanus Gage
Gage
Tommy Granger
Granger
Pinto
Leay
Lieut
Culligore
Mr. Phantom
Trippe
Calligore
Ark Puzzle for the Parlor or Barn
Uncle Rays Corner suggests a parlor or barn ark puzzle to amuse children. It requires effort to work out and promises a star act or circuit that local youths could perform, offering a Bible theme activity for gatherings.
Noahs Ark Illusion Staged With Hidden Compartments
A stage trick recreates Noahs Ark with a hollow chest and hinged end pieces. A boy in a cotton beard personates Noah as two dogs, two ducks, two cats, and two chickens appear from hidden hollows and a curtained opening. The audience views an empty chest before the reveal.
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Noah
Ray
The Polite Motorist in Newcastle Courier
A brief item notes the average driver believes caution when tooting a warning before moving, but actual care for pedestrians remains questioned in the local Newcastle Courier report.
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Newcastle Courier
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Column
A brief nature notes column invites readers to send questions on nature subjects to the Nature Notes Dept. for answers in this paper. Questions of general interest are welcomed for future discussion and responses.
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Nature Notes
What Becomes of Orioles After June In Trees
In tomorrow’s Nature Notes the author explains the seasonal pattern of Baltimore orioles: after early summer sightings decline by mid to late June as birds migrate to migration routes and warmer climates. The piece discusses diet changes, nesting cycles, and reasons for reduced vocal activity.
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Baltimore Orioles
Answers to questions on animals and gardening techniques
The piece discusses domesticating minks and their pet potential, noting baby minks can be tamed but are destructive. It then offers cabbage pest control tips using tobacco tea, soap, kerosene emulsions, and strong soaps, plus plant hygiene advice. It ends with notes on the brown thrasher’s song and the misnomer mocker.
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Beller
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Mailman
Questions and
O. C. McIntyre
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Savoy
Durland
Riding Academy
Fifth Avenue
Gamins
Alan Dale
Gertrude Lawrence
Ritz Tower
New Orleans
Howard R. Garis
Daddicums
Rabbit
Baby Bunty
Scooter
Abe Martin
Art Smiley
Art
China
Alice
Eirnbo
Herman Bottswine
Herman Landon
Street and Smith Corp
Leutenant
Ston
Ledger Syndicate
Uncle Ray’s
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
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