Daily News Classified and Publishing Notes
The Daily News lists publication details including price, distribution by carrier and mail, and staff credits. It notes Associated Press rights, advertising policies, and policy warnings on fraudulent ads, with mentions of offices in New York Philadelphia and Chicago and representatives from Brooks & Finley.
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W. H. Hartman CO
Wes
Park Ave
Joan C. Hart
AL W. Peterson
Treas
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ponta
Wastes. Co
Buren Muzser
EG Dougherty
New York
Philadelphi Ani
Chicago
Brooks & Finley
Public Opinion versus Law in Cigarets and Courts
The piece argues public sentiment outweighs laws and courts, citing a cigarettes ban ignored in Kansas and Colorado cases. It praises Judge Lindsay for honoring a boy’s pledge, condemning enforcement as insufficient when public trust is at stake. The editorial then shifts to concerns over Illinois governance of futures markets and the Chicago Board of Trade, warning against abrupt shifts without workable substitutes.
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Ilegal
Kansas
Lindsay
Denver
Inder Lindsay
Illinois
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Farm Bureau
Board of Trade
Farm/ Bureau
Kansas Organization
Chicago
German reply to ultimatum seen as inevitable
The article argues Germany must answer yes to allied terms, noting no alternative and stressing the need to fulfill obligations. Dr Wirth emphasizes not only accepting terms but actively meeting commitments, warning that evasion could invite harsher consequences.
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Germany
Wirth
Bedbugs Extermination Advice From Health Talks
Health Talks by John R B Ruber discusses bedbug eradication methods for old houses with plaster walls and wood ceilings. It warns of concealment, unsafe chemicals, and suggests gasoline kerosene scalding water and hydrocyanic acid with extreme caution, noting dangers and required waiting periods.
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Alfred
Claret and Compliments Toast to an Exceptional Woman
In a social toast a speaker praises a woman named Sarah for handling a prized bottle of claret with care. The narrator extols wine as a symbol of affection and prompts a request to inspect the label for more like it in the cellar, while Imogene notes the claret may have gone to his head.
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Jigat
Sodom
Sarah
Andrew
Imogene
Correct English Don t Say
The prompt asks to correct English usage by replacing phrases with concise forms. The correct version: Your solution is correct. His solution is wrong. That orator speaks distinctly. The drafted soldier acted braver than expected. Agreeable to my promise I am sending you your book. Say correct, His solution is wrong. That orator speaks distinctly. The drafted soldier acted more bravely than expected. Agreeably to my promise I
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Jack
Bobo
Senator Cummins Optimistic on Railways Readjustment
Iowa editorials quote Senator Cummins urging railroads to cut costs and raise efficiency to reach self sufficiency. He predicts lower material costs and cheaper labor this year, opposes federal bailouts, and warns government takeover only if the system fails. Other excerpts note Des Moines crime belt rivals and a Chicago style scandal in police.
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Cummins
Sioux City Journal
Senator Cummins
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Des Moines
Iowa
Friend Wife By ROB FULKERSON
Andrew and Sarah share a intimate dinner with a playful debate about claret and its value. Conversation reflects humor and domestic banter as characters Imogene and Andrew clash over taste and women. The scene centers on social cues, money, and affection in a quiet home setting.
Rustiess Gits Cold Feet at Nonsummet Parade
Local caption reads like a garbled note but preserves a sense of doubt and perseverance as Rustiess hesitates while others press on. The fragment hints at a parade or event with uncertain timing and participants.
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
A student solves a digit arranging puzzle using digits 1 2 4 4 5 6 7 8 9 to total 1920, then a harder version to total 1930 without improper fractions, as described in a classroom challenge.
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Sam Loud
Itout
The Substitute Millionaire in a Midnight House Party
Jack Norman hires actor Bobo to impersonate him while tracking down killers of Silas Gyde. Miriam Culbreth, a strikingly wary beauty, uses charm to test Jack and Bobo at a party, while secret desires and danger mix in a mansion filled with flattery and intrigue.
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Jack Norman
Silas Gyde
de Icides
Bobo
Norman
Jack
Miriam
Culbreth. U
Babe
Mr. Robinson
Miss Culbreth
Miss ‘Culbreth
Oho
Miss Cutbreth
Robo
Forrestment Room
Wonder What the Chorus Girl Thinks About While the Prima Donna Sings
Fragmentary dialogue plus exclamations suggest a chaotic theater scene. The lines mock a chorus girl and a prima donna amid noisy crowd commentary about a musical show and its belittling reception.
Wedding Invitation Ad Mixed With Verse A Song of the World
A rustic wedding invitation on the Billville county line invites Mr. Joe Meansly and Miss Sue Wilkins to a social ceremony on a Wednesday night weather permitting. Admission is 15 cents for ladies, 25 cents for gentlemen, 70 cents for children, and guests are asked to bring a small gift. A dance is planned after the ceremony.
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Billville
Joe Meansly
Sue Wilkins
Character Reader Reveals Hidden Mark on Finger
A tense exchange reveals a secret sign as a woman snatches away a hand to expose a large mole on the inside of the index finger. The man muses on ambition and cruelty while the scene ends with a prompt to continue.
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Friend Wife
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