Admission Matarlug Galil MOP AlegaTER YOY ad
The fragmentary text shows a newspaper masthead style with subscriptions, pricing, and advertising policies. It mentions W. M. Hartman Co. Courier Blog, corner Perk Ave and Commercial St, with figures for subscription rates by mail and distance, and notes on postal classification and Associated Press ownership. The legible entities include Hartman, Jackson McCoy, Carter, and New York Philadelphia Chicago offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hartman Co
Perk Ave
Commercial St
John
Hartman Jackson
Ee Ee
Audit Bureau of Circulations
TSLS
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Grory, Browns & Fidles
Remarkable collector ships 300000 insect specimens to Smithsonian
At the Smithsonian in Washington a vast Philippine insect collection of 300000 specimens arrives from an army transport via the Panama Canal. Led by Charles F. Baker of the University of the Philippines, the collection, the most extensive of its kind, marks immense scientific value and the labor of fifteen years. Baker, famed as a top naturalist and teacher, pinned and labeled every specimen himself.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Philippines
Panama Canal
Malayan
Charles F. Baker
College of Agriculture
University of the Philippines
Dean Baker
Trees and Population Urge Conservation of Wood Resources
An article notes U S population growth at about one million annually and warns that forests are being cut faster than they can be replenished. It cites 200000 insect varieties causing 100 million dollars in annual losses, 130 million railroad ties from wood, five million trees for poles and posts, plus 500 million annual poles total, fires costing a day near 100000 dollars, 81 million acres idle, and vast pulpwood use for paper. It urges forehanded action to ensure replenishment and sustained timber supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Trt
J. Mf
Mino
Optical contraptions and golf meet human limits
A satirical riff on science and gadgets invading daily life. The piece questions the need for devices like a thinking machine and optical prt ile while lampooning researchers pushing wear on hangnails. It urges science to focus on practical warnings or products like a safe golf ball.
The Innocent Bystander IX New Role
A reader’s item tells how a boy choked on popcorn was saved by a man on a streetcar who performed prone pressure resuscitation. A disruptive bystander woman attacked him, others did nothing, and the rescuer James KE Boltz of Des Moines vanished after the life saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James KE. Boltz
Western Union Telegraph Company
Res Moines
Boltz
New York Bay by 0 Promoters and the Blues of Barker Cards
New York leads American cities in fly by night promoters with glib talk and huge profits promised from small investments. Promoters travel in luxury, keep dead telephones, and use flashy color to impress, while the suckers return for more losses. A vivid portrait of promoter culture, fashion, and the public’s gullibility amid sensational finance schemes.
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New York
Lous Angeles
Wall Street
Beauty in the Making by Glenn Frank from Virginia Valley ride
Glenn Frank reflects on beauty and ugliness from a train through Virginia, contrasting rustic peasant beauty with industrial modernity. He notes concrete roads and stylish cars as symbols of the machine age, argues that industrial progress harms aesthetic value, and contrasts past log cabins with new motorized life.
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Glenn Frank Fresident
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Virginia
Calor
Grand Canyon
Hillem
America
Waio
Uncle Wiggily and Sammies Tooth Adventure
Uncle Wiggily wanders with Mr Twistytail and Mr LongEars as they laugh about a past encounter with a Bob Cat. They meet Sammie Littletail crying over a terrible toothache from a not hot hollow tooth. A kindly Cat lady runs a toy shop as Uncle Wiggily draws three pictures on her window with soap.
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Mr. Longears
Jane
Mr. Twistytail
Uncle
Mr. Longe
Sammie Littletail
Sammie
Uncle Wiggily
Sam
Candy Land
Twistg
Toy Land Candy Shop
Uncle Wiggily and the Candy Guessing Game
In a playful scene Sammie and the bunny gentleman puzzle over three soap drawings in a candy shop window. Sammie cheerfully guesses the candy names, fears a tooth problem, and awaits Dr. Bear the dentist to fill or pull the tooth as Uncle Wiggily promises further stories about the cowbird and robin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammie Boy
Bunny
Dr. Bear
Sammie
Uncle Wiggily
Samnie
Tricks Of Turning Water Into Wine Chemistry Tale
UNCLE RAY S CORNER DESCRIBES A SPRINGDAY SCENE WHERE AN OLD MAN SPRINKLES LIME ON GROUND TO FERTILIZE GRASS AND DISCUSSES CHEMICAL COLOR REACTIONS. A TEENAGER REPORTS A MINISTER S MIRACLE TURNING WATER TO WINE USING ACID AND ALKALI TRICKS, WITH CAUTION ABOUT ALCOHOLIC DRINKING.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Preview
Burroughs Nature Club Notes presents readers with questions on nesting boxes bird behavior and raccoon births. It includes inquiries about Jerusalem artichokes and gipsy moth spread, with answers promised in tomorrow’s Nature Notes.
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Asia
Joy Street Amid Murder Rumors Sparks Romantic Intrigue
Gay Hilton, a 20 year old cloak model, flees a murder scandal connected to a New York job offer and follows a park of unknown danger. She receives roses and a note from Crosby Webb, plans a 7 pm meeting, while a gray suited stranger stalks her and papers recount the case.
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Synousis
Gay Hilton
Howard Weston
New York
Przated
Todao
Put
Crosby Webb
Gay
Abe Martin's tackle of a wrecked coupe and a crowded dinette
A humorous Abe Martin column riffs on crawling from a three wrecked coupe and a chaotic family night in a dinette. The narrator jokes about party plans and the urge to hide after a dollar down purchase, capturing small town wit.
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Henry
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Waterlan
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Fnally
Congress
William Brady, M. D
R. HK
O McIntyry
McNaughy Syndicate
Tony
Wyoming
Charles City Press
Meir
Hollow Stump
Prt
Trey
CUBS
Louse Lipfin
Uncle Ray’s
Ray
Lricks
Burroughs Nature Club
Hovgaton Mipelin Co
Nature Notes
Tetrait
Collen Adents
Joy Street
Claire Pomeroy
John PF. Dine Co
Samuel Howells
Gould
Dane Brown
Crosley Webb
Gale Hilton
Gay Hathaway
Webb
Plato
Pat
Carter's
Prince of Wales
Papa George
Abe Martin
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