Classified page terms and ad policy notes
The fragment describes subscription prices by carrier and mail, advertising rules, payment terms due by the 10th, and policies on misadvertising. It lists Associated Press and United Press as news sources and mentions offices in major cities with broker representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fartman
McCoy
Tha Posto
Associated Press
United Press
International News
Gtsa
Alsi
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Pa
Tisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Waterloo
Area 3
Prosperity Progress at Amsterdam Speech by Julius Barnes
Julius H. Barnes, American vice president and business authority, spoke before the International Chamber of Commerce in Amsterdam. He cited figures showing rapid growth in national income, savings deposits, life insurance, and population since 1900, arguing that economic and social gains outpaced inflation and that Americans hold the highest living standards in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Chamber of Commerce
Amsterdam
Julius H. Barnes
Steve Ental
Barnes
America
Savings Bank
Hoover
Commerce
The Great Test and Prosperity’s Moral Reckoning
Dr. Alexander Meiklejohn warned wealth fuels misdirection and erodes values in a talk at the University of Wisconsin. He warned America’s wealth could threaten education and national life unless used for humanity’s benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Meiklejohn
Experimental College
University of Wisconsin
Macy executive lauds newspaper advertising over direct mail
Kenneth Collins of Macy & Co urged Direct Mail Advertising Association delegates in Cleveland that newspaper advertising remains the best buy. He argued direct mail costs per reader are high, noting a thousand-line ad reaches 38 million readers in 2,000 English papers for about one third the postage of 38 million pieces. He claimed direct mail forces readers to engage with copy and avoids envelope nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Collins
R. H. Macy & Co
New York
Direct Mall Advertising Association
Cleveland
Newspaper ads guide daily shopping for women readers
The piece notes readers buy the paper for its advertising pages. Women especially rely on daily ads to find sale items before shopping, using the newspaper as a shopping aid rather than discarding it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Spra ined ankle treatment advised by Dr Brady
Sprained ankle guidance urges hot water soak then massage and camphor treatment, followed by dry heat and supportive bandaging. Emphasizes early use of the injured ankle and cautions against prolonged rest. cautions on possible fracture and when to immobilize. Includes reader questions on arthritis, syphilis in shared baths, and general health advice from Dr Brady.
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Ana
iMra
Anton Ib
J. HY
Arady
William Brady
Pellita Envetope
Rediscovering America by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that Americanization is ongoing as immigrants at a Columbus celebration reflect on a shared culture. He cites Italian history and figures, urging new citizens to continue rediscovering America as they build a home and role in their adopted nation.
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Christopher Columbus
Mallat Fes
Virgil
Horace
Catulus
Sallust
Pimtaren
Vhocerenio
Dante
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Galileo
St. Francis
Guy Troubadour
Christ
Mazzini
Galilean
Carane
Garibaldi
Cavour
Columbius
Columbus
America
Corilinens
Count, Keysching
Bingville humor and social notes from a rural weekly
A fragmented rural weekly column surveys social pretensions and jokes about gender roles, fashions, and postal service upgrades. It mentions flappers, a millon kraut consciousness, and local reportage from Bingville including a new telephone at the post office.
Paris Nightlife Tale From Hazel Reavis
This Paris piece recounts Russified cabarets in the city with ear nets, tea coats, and multilingual performances. A Grand Duke Nicholas visit sparks mingled champagne toasts, songs, and lasting memory before his Riviera death.
Star Spangled Banner origin debate centers on Key voyage
Francis S. Key Smith argues Key and his party were not aboard a British man of war during Fort McHenry bombardment. He cites letters and papers suggesting Key traveled aboard an American vessel, possibly the cartel ship Minden, while observing the battle from a second boat.
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Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Francis S. Key-Smith
Washington
Key-Smith
Maryland Historical Society
Key
Fie Speaker
Justice Taney
Charles Howard
Fort McHenry
Beltish Admiralty
East Indies
Justice Toney
Mr. Skiiner
Sir Thomas Cochrane
Patapsco
Admiral Cochrane Uather
Sir Thomas
Mr. Key
Mr. Skinner
Beard
Dr. Beanes
Hey
Minden
Authem
Adhuratly
Far East
Ferdinand Durand
Holiday Street
The Oddities of Flo Ziegfeld and New York Showbiz
A tour through Flo Ziegfeld’s demanding theatrical world highlights his ruthless talent control, public and private taunts, and the career rollercoaster for performers. A collage of New York quirks mentions a Canal Street Fat Man shop mix up, a Wall Street Chimney Corner shift, and other urban oddities.
Parley and policy mix in a Washington Daybook
Washington notes on tariff debates with Senators Shortridge and King clashing, Norris interrupting, and a digression into the Bluestern theory. Also covered is Hoover’s South America goodwill tour film and a 100-page bound book from the Maryland crew, plus gossip about Maude Parker’s serialized story set in Washington and Georgetown.
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Hoover
South America
Flm
Victor A. Kimberly
U.S. S. Maryland
San Pedro
Valparaiso
Chile
Equator
Maude Parker
Richard Washbirm Child
Italy
Current
Washington
Georgetown
Tornado Lingers In Town As Bridge Club Drama Unfolds
A long lasting tornado hits Ploridy and lingers over ten days. Tonta Tharp, daughter of Mrs. Leghorn Tharp, president of the Colonial Bridge Club, is involved in an incident when a stack of unwashed dishes toppled and crushed Lotay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploridy
Tonta
Leghorn Tharp
Colonial Bridge Club
UA Serioly
Lotay
Society's Role in International Compacts Highlighted
A concise exploration argues that local society contributes to the functioning of international agreements and allied efforts. It emphasizes civic participation, public support, and community impact on global agreements and their implementation.
Light My Mary by Reverend John R Gunn
Daily religious teaching urges that worship be every day not only Sunday. The author argues true faith shows in Monday manners and everyday life, aligning work and worship, home and bank, shop and altar, with no daylight between proclaimed ideals and daily practice. Readers may submit questions for further guidance.
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Solomon
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsia
Century Magazine
McClure
Bingvile
Bingville
Ufe
Gary Cooper
Grinnell
Athemyisa
Belleville
Ian
The
Rockies
Wall Street
Ss. J, M
Paris
Hazel Reavis
Boltes de Nuit
Comediens Russes
Nicholas
House of Romanoff
Nichollas I
Watters
Duke Sean
Themell
Pro- Prietor
Nite Comediens Ruuses
Riviera
Detroit News
Bloomington
Francis Scott’ Key
Hiusbands
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Penn State
Edison
New Orleans
Toledo Blade
Indianapolis Star
Hillsboro
Gossamer
Florida
Birt
Slater
Atchison Globe
Co. D. Batchelor
Lily
O. C. McIntyre
Flo Ziegfeld
Iegield
Ziggy
Ziegfeld
Canal Street
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
Ooe
Wall and Broadway
Broadway
H E
Brock Pemberton
Herbert C. Plummer
Washington, DC
Charlie Curtis
United States
Shortridge
California
Senator King
Utah
Horne
Senate
King
Norris
Nebraska
Thale
Abe Martin
Light My
Mary
Rev
John R. Gunn
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