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PARAMOUNT PEP
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When You Dont Become Lost In The Woods
Chicago Dingbats
By Bill Danziger
Clutching copious stenographic pads in a quintet of digits, Catherine Epstein, formerly of the Exchange Service Department of the Home Office, became an official worker of the Chicago peptofactory recently.
Otto Bolle, City Sales Supervisor, and Herb Hayman, City Salesman, made a flying trip to fourteen outlying Chicago theatres in one night last week to corral some obstinate business. Ketchum? You betchum !
“Don’t buy me posies when it's shoesies that I need.’’ Exchange buddies united in digging up a purse for Bill Danziger when that unworthy dipped into the matrimonial sea. What discretion and discernment — and that’s not sarcasm, either! Danke schoen !
Harry O'Brien, City Salesman, won the amateur pocket billiard championship in a tournament at Foley’s. O’B's runs, reduced to numerals, looked like the earnings of Famous Players since 1917.
Finis !
Des Moines Dashes
By John Kennebeck
Through the sales ability of Jack Curry, Accessories Manager, “ADAM’S RIB" roto sections to the tune of 15,000 attracted the attention of readers of the Des Moines Capital last Sunday. That’s news, we’ll say.
Despite a second heavy blizzard that spread over Iowa like Spark Plug over the Kentucky Derby, all of Branch Manager A. W. Nicolls’ intrepid sales go-getters made their territories. In the spirit of D’Artagnan, they were “one for all and all for one,” with Paramount contracts their objective.
Ernest Frase, Shipper in the Accessories Department, is still confined to his home with illness. Wesley Reynolds is ably working Mr. Frase’s shift.
“Watch our dust next month — then measure the space we left behind,” said “Brother Low Down” Barker, Head Booker under Mr. Nicolls. "We jes’ ain’t sayin' a thing — but keep your glimmers glued dead ahead.”
And from the looks of things, there’s going to be something big take place in the Des Moines territory.
Mexico City Office Staff
Above is a photo of seven members of our Mexico City office staff, and reading from left to right they are: Juan Verges, Inspector; Aurora Gonzales, Stenographer; J. Antonio Avila, Inspector ; Pedro J. Garcia, Chief Inspector ; Luis Rincon Gallardo, Accessories Department; M. Diaz Vivinco, Assistant to Manager; and Wm. C. Winship, Manager.
What a G-R-A-N-D
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Glorious Feeling When Y ou’ve Eclipsed Your Quota