Classified Newspaper Advertising Terms and Offices
The notice outlines advertising rates and policies for a newspaper, noting nonpublication of fraudulent ads and payment terms. It lists offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and Salt Lake City and cites assistance from Story Brooks Finley as representatives.
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Fheyord
Biankee
Waterloo
Ews
Nico
Hege
Hift
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Salt Pref Alsco
Story, Brooks , Finley, Representaliver
Commendable Race Sparks Forest Planting Idea With Britain
Premier MacDonald and President Hoover not running in the cruiser race prompts a proposal from Charles Lathrop Pack to start a forest planting race with Britain and beyond. Churchill’s forestry spending aims to 22 million pounds over 11 years, urging shared reforestation to protect a vital resource and create jobs amid US timber depletion concerns.
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MacDonald
Hoover
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree, Association
Great Britain
United States
England
Rumors at Rest Resignation Probable for Mellon
White House statement clarifies Secretary Mellon plans to serve full term amid rumors of a rift with President Hoover. Observers who touted inside stories must retract as the president values Mellon's financial leadership and intends to keep him in place for stability and prosperity.
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Mellon
White ‘House
Iis
Hoover
Andrew W.melton
Washington
Treasury
Melian Namie
Lord Northcliffe
Lloyd George
Robert Cecil
Herbert Hoover
Charles Evana Hughes
Harding
Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Millard Tydings
Mary- Tend
Mabel Walker - Willebrandt
Georgetown
United States, Navy
David” FP
Bellérs
Meade
White House
Dorchester
Mass
Council of the League of Nations
Cara White House
Washington, D. C
Seventeenth St
League of Nations Association
Waggoner Case Ends With 15 Year Sentencing
Charles D. Waggoner the Telluride banker pleads guilty to using the mails to defraud in a scheme that swindled New York banks of 500000. Judge Frank J. Coleman orders 15 years in prison with three sentences running concurrently. He claimed he acted for depositors though hints of prior irregularities surface. Banks reportedly strengthened safeguards to prevent repetition.
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Waggoner
Charles D. Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
New York
Frank J. Coleman
Iine
Bar of Justice
Defense of Philosophic Study in City Education
An eminent local educator reflects on how philosophy informs civic action and security strategy. The remark stresses decisive action followed by reflection to prevent loose reasoning and specious arguments guiding public policy.
Fragmentary Rant Notes on Morals and Self
Fragmentary text critiques a doubtful figure and a charitable stance, suggesting the individual seeks neither personal gain nor noble influence. It contrasts a charitable impulse with ignoble uses and warns against harming others through compromised aims.
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Ead
Logis
The Morbid Morale of High Education and Quackery
A column by William Brady critiques medical quackery in education and public health. It mocks the glamor of eminent physicians, warns against purveyors of “poisonous food wastes” cures, and urges skepticism toward external remedies while offering reader letters to Dr. Brady for personal health inquiries with a return envelope.
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Mick
Brady
Wiliam Brady
Pill of Learning by Sir Gilbert Murray Insight on Education
Sir Gilbert Murray argues education aims beyond surface success and utility. He says true learning builds truer beliefs and better desires through intimate contact with superior minds, great books, and focused mastery of a single subject as a window to the wider world. He spoke at Geneva on education for a sane internationalism.
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Sir Gilbert Murray
Great Britain
United States
MacDonald
Gilbert
Sir Gilbert
Gil Gilbert
World Conference of Education Associations
Geneva
Goethe
Hegel
Racine
Ifirst
MacDonald in calm English oratory cited in notes
Frederic William Swile reports Ramsay MacDonald in Washington praised for tempered parliamentary style akin to British House of Commons. Highlights include reactions to his New York landing remarks, memories of Frank J. Hogan’s legal recall, and notes on Mellon’s Washington building plans and the Senate investigative trio.
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Frederic
William Swile
Washington, D.C
Congress
Ramsay MacDonald
House
Senate
Mac Donald
Big Ben
London
Capitol
Washington
Lord’ Arnold
MacDonald
New York
United States
Atlantia
South Wales
Hogan
Frank J. Hogan
Albert B. Fajin
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Naval Oir Reserve
Our Own Dictionary and Oddball Echoes of Hoover Era
A fragmentary, humorous miscellany notes public figures and oddities from the Hoover era. It cites Whittier monocled, Henry Ford’s popcorn wagon purchase, a critic’s jab at Iowa City stadium, and musings on inherited traits, superstition, and a squeaky shoe simile, all in a jittery, crowd-pleasing tone.
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Iowa
Literary censorship in tari bill sparked by Harvard professor
Harvard professor Gecharleh Chafee Jr criticizes a new tari bill clause banning publications that advocate treason or insurrection. He warns customs-only review risks isolating the U S from European literary life and labels Voltaire’s Candide a milder target than the editors and lawmakers. He questions the nation’s infant like judgment and frets over further bans on revolutionary writing.
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St Louis Post-Dispatch
Gecharleh Chafee, Jr
Harvard
United States
Europe
Marx
Protohon
Bakunin
Bertrand Russell
Voltaire
Thase
No Duck Hunting On Wednesdays Warns Wisconson
Burlington Gazette reports the Wisconsin state conservation commission urging no duck hunting on Wednesdays as the season opens. The legislature added the rest day to protect duck populations and improve hunting conditions, aligning with conservation opinion and Eastern state practices.
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Burlington
Wisconsin State Conservation Commission
Diary of a modern Pepys reveals New York sights
A fragmented diary excerpt notes encounters with Otto Kahn, Lillian Bret Harte, Elsie Janis, and social circles in New York. It mentions tanning trends, aging figures like John R. Voorhis, a Ghost Story club, Broadway, and a dinner with a social register family. The piece blends social commentary with local characters and vivid reminiscences.
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New York
Ployd-Gibbons
Otto Kahn
Lillian Bret Harte
Trenmire
Soto
Watterson Rotacker
Elsie Janis
Tom Geraghty
Sutka
Peris
California
Lower Firth Avenue
Ike
Embarrassing White House Letter Mystery Revealed
Washington Daybook notes a 1915 round robin letter among college women, including Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, that vanished from the White House. Secret service recovered the missive titled The Wut je amid gossip about Roosevelt and notable society moves in Georgetown and Porto Rico.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Secret Service
Calvin Coolidge
Light My ay by Rev John R Gunn cautions on storms and lions
The columns warn that people forget God in peace but seek help in danger. Lions and storms symbolize life trials. when trouble comes, many will call for a preacher though prior devotion faded. Readers are invited to submit inquiries for further counsel.
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Rev
John R. Gunn
Geldom
Abe Martin quote on road manners and memory
Ike Boles recalls criticism of road manners from Abe Martin era and jokes about getting back into work after stepping through a hip pocket. The recollection reflects local humor and period speech.
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Ike Boles
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