Section 3 deals with Aviation and seaside resorts:
"Brave Lake Placid," I read, "Planning New Hotel."
"Haines Falls entertaining a Great Throng of People."
"Resound with the Laughter and Shout of Summer Throngs."
Section 4 consists entirely of advertisements:
"Tuning-up Sale," I read. "Buff-and-crimson cards will mark the trail of all goods ready for the sale. We are tuning up. By September it is our intention to have assembled in these two great buildings the most fashionable merchandise ever shown. No one piece of goods will be permitted to linger that lacks, in any detail, the æsthetic beauty demanded by New York women of fashion. Everything will be better and a definite percentage lower in price than New York will find in any other store. Do not expect a sale of ordinary proportions. To-morrow you will find the store alive with enthusiasm. This is not a summer hurrah." And so on, to the end of the page. Twelve pages of advertisements, uninterrupted by any item of news.
Section 5 is devoted to automobile gossip and automobile advertisements.
Thereupon follows the Special Sporting Section:
"Rumsom Freebooters defeat Devon's first."
"'Young Corbett' is chipped in the 8th."