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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
8
Mrs. Wils helmina Schultz, 102, of Michigan City Ind, flew to Benton Harbor Mich for the opening of a new airport there. Pilot Wynna Bradford stood at the controls. She is believed to be the oldest person ever to fly.
The Commerce Reports notes a massive population shift into Manchuria, with over a million Chinese migrating annually since 20 years. Its farmland mimics the American Midwest, spurring demand for tractors plows and gasoline engines as rail expansion boosts growth and potential export markets.
New York Trust Co figures reveal US production last year six times 1914 levels for cigarets, yet cigars and pipe tobacco drop each year. Snuff sales also rise by 10 million more pounds than in 1914, puzzling readers without clear explanation.
California Association of Merchant Plumbers delegates highlighted results from newspaper advertising at their convention in Long Beach. The campaign for home modernization relied on ads to reach the public, and newspapers were credited for their role. Advertising has broadened from goods to services and is accessible to nearly all businesses.
Scientists warn of a widespread June bug outbreak this year. Congress must hurry to pass the farm relief bill to provide a remedy in time to help farmers.
A Milwakee survey by Dean Robert A Johnson of Marquette University shows newspapers as the most influential advertising medium with 144 first choices and magazines second. It reports ads affect consumer choices, prices, and living standards, with 83 percent calling advertising a dominant factor in industry and 72 percent saying it fixes standard prices in the public mind.
The piece surveys how wives' fame nudges husbands into public curiosity, citing figures like Mrs Norton’s husband Robert Norton and others tied to Congress. It notes lawmakers with journalistic backgrounds including Capper, Allen, Cutting, Vandenburg, Moses, Nye, Howard, Slugh, and Mason, highlighting how many share media roots or publishing ties.
A domestic monologue urges patience with Jim as he matures, emphasizing a slow but steady will to overcome obstacles. It contrasts with a humorous misinterpretation of dialog versus monolog and ends with a crude wartime-era street vignette involving a humorously misused phrase.
A playful exchange notes a new play that closes Saturday night. The line asks if the ending is unhappy and the response confirms the show wraps by weekend.
A brief notice notes etiquette guidance for handling an unexpected arrival by Mrs. Gann during a formal dinner. The tone remains practical and discreet, offering calm, nonchalant strategies to maintain politeness and ease among guests.
A brief notice reports a Jersey bull and butter recowls linked to a local farm, with sourcing attributed to Pexas paper.
A fragment notes a tailor in Boston generating a lively dispute over shop signage and naming. The item hints at public interest in local business activity and editorial tone.
University of Arizona announces that Chief Stofft fullback and Ted Diebold will coach the backfield next season. J. F. MelKale, athletics director, made the announcement. Orville Blevins, 20, of Oklahoma City is hospitalized here after a fall from a freight train north of Tucson.
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