世界日報
Bound Volumes of the World Daily Supplement
This partial reading of the Beijing World Daily for 20 October 1926 covers three items.
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Bound Volumes of the World Daily Supplement
This partial reading of the Beijing World Daily for 20 October 1926 covers three items.
Read this newspaper →Important Notice from the Peking–Hankow Railway Administration
This page of the Peking Shijie Ribao for Tuesday, October 19, 1926, carried mainly notices and advertisements.
Read this newspaper →Notice from the Zhengyan Evening News
This Peking daily carried three legible items of interest.
Read this newspaper →Proclamation of the Headquarters of the Zhenwei Combined Third and Fourth Army Groups
This Sunday issue of Beijing's Shijie Ribao carried a proclamation from the combined 3rd and 4th Army Groups commanded by Zhang Xueliang and Han Linchun.
Read this newspaper →Notice from the Zhengyan Evening News
This partial reading of the World Daily for 16 October 1926 covers three items.
Read this newspaper →Notice from the Joint Army Corps Headquarters
This Beijing page is dominated by a notice from the Fengtian joint army command of Zhang Xueliang and Han Linchun.
Read this newspaper →Headquarters of the Zhenwei Combined Third and Fourth Army Groups
This page of the Beijing World Daily for 13 October 1926 carried a notice from the Fengtian army's combined Third and Fourth Army Group headquarters.
Read this newspaper →Books Sold on Consignment by This Paper's Publication Department
This partial reading of the 2 October 1926 World Daily (Shijie ribao) of Beijing covers two notices from the paper's own advertising columns.
Read this newspaper →Books Sold on Commission by This Paper's Publishing Section
This page of Beijing's World Daily (Shijie Ribao) for October 1, 1926, as read here, is commercial rather than political.
Read this newspaper →Beijing French Commercial College
The legible parts of this 30 September 1926 page of Beijing's Shijie Ribao (World Daily) are commercial notices, not news reports.
Read this newspaper →The First Stage
Two notices concerned Beijing's entertainment and reading markets.
Read this newspaper →Beijing Telephone Bureau Advertisement
The September 27, 1926 Shijie Ribao carried notices connecting everyday communications and entertainment with payment and supply problems.
Read this newspaper →Beijing Telephone Bureau notice
The Beijing Telephone Bureau offers recovered South Exchange connections to applicants willing to pay former subscribers’ arrears, while a separate notice specifies silver-dollar payment for calls to three nearby destinations.
Read this newspaper →Modern elementary textbooks, published by the Commercial Press
The reviewed advertisements promote an elementary textbook series and two works on Chinese grammar and teaching.
Read this newspaper →Published by the Commercial Press: books for children
The readable advertising headings identify children’s books published by the Commercial Press and student recruitment at Dongfang University.
Read this newspaper →A Complete Dictionary of English Phrases
The readable advertisement offers a work titled 英文習語大全 and prints the English title “A Complete Dictionary of English Phrases” with “Bilingual Explanations,” naming the Commercial Press.
Read this newspaper →The Commercial Press: thirty-year celebration, gifts and bargains
The central advertisement announces the Commercial Press’s thirtieth-anniversary promotion using promises of gifts and low prices.
Read this newspaper →Practical English Reader
Advertisements promote practical English lessons and bound literary supplements, alongside a notice changing telephone charges.
Read this newspaper →Correspondence school: half fees for new students
The Commercial Press school advertises half fees for August–September enrolment.
Read this newspaper →New Chinese Grammar
The grammar advertisement describes sentence-centred and diagrammatic study.
Read this newspaper →The Commercial Press: thirtieth-anniversary sale
A commercial front page advertises books, school admissions, theatre and everyday services.
Read this newspaper →Jinghan Railway Administration: Important Notice No. 246
This advertising-led front page records practical changes in transport and communications: express trains are replaced with ordinary mixed services, and specified telephone charges switch to silver-dollar collection.
Read this newspaper →Commercial Press publications — Vocational-school textbooks
This first page is largely advertisements and practical notices.
Read this newspaper →Important notice from the Beijing General Telephone Bureau
An advertisement-dominated front page still records practical changes: the currency for calls to nearby places, replacement train services between Beijing and Shijiazhuang, and textbooks promoted through the new school curriculum.
Read this newspaper →Beijing–Hankow Railway Administration: Important notice No. 246
Railway notices give practical consequences of rolling-stock shortages: two express services between Beijing and Shijiazhuang are replaced by ordinary trains carrying freight wagons, and earlier late arrivals are blamed for cancelled departures.
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