Classified rates for delivery and mail subscriptions
The notice lists pricing for daily copies by carrier in the city at 12 cents weekly and $6.00 yearly in advance, in-county mail at $3.00 yearly, Ohio state mail at $4.00, and addresses for advertising representatives in Chicago New York Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Elyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
City Council weighs gas rate compromise and park cuts
Tonight the City Council will consider a two year gas rate contract cutting current charges by 15 percent. The balance of the economy plan will reduce Cascade Park operating costs including the swimming pool and lifeguard expenses. The editorial urges volunteer lifeguards and notes available swimmers may fill staffing at minimal cost.
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Cascade Park
Swinmine Pool
Elyria
Public mood tightens as costs push down budgets
Tension grows as leaders seek constructive ideas to curb government spending. Officials report budget cuts and shrinking tax income over the past year. Grove Patterson, Oberlin alumnus and Toledo editor, notes rapid changes in U S conditions and predicts a turning point by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Oberlin
Russia
Patterson
Toledo
America
Let Women Answer Question on Men as School Teachers
An article reports University of Delaware Dean Louis T. Moore debating whether women or men make better elementary teachers. Moore cites studies and opinions, noting educators may resist gender-based judgments while highlighting perceived traits. The piece surveys attitudes about gender and teaching accuracy in a university context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis T. Moore
Univ Cesily
Eraduate
Dean Moore
Conteil MC
Dean Moor
Presidential election form seen to explain use of Congress
The Evening Bulletin notes a Philadelphia lawyer group pushing a form to explain Congress action for the presidential election. It mentions city residents with country hospital relatives urging Congress to speed the farm aid bill. Also mentions summer fashion in Hollywood and baseball diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Philad
Fem
Hollywood
Pye
Lowell Evening Leader
Silent Advertising Helped Firestone Rebuild Company
Harvey Firestone described how newspaper advertising saved Firestone Tire Company after its near collapse in 1920. He said timely ads generated cash flow, cleared debt of about 345 million dollars, and helped restore sales within two months, leading to a full recovery in four years.
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Aio
Miami
Fla
Harvey
Firestone
Tive
Hole Inc
Toad
Vic
Fas Ss
United
Mri Fison
Dictionary’s View on Love Cited as Gentle Yet Elusive
A loyal man admits giving up hope of achieving sufficient wealth to cover a physical breakdown. The piece notes the dictionary’s definition of love while hinting at broader social pressures and personal limits.
Fragmented humor and social quips in old Chicago humor sheet
A collage of humorous snippets about marriage money and manners. The pieces reference a Chicago warehouse loss and domestic frictions, noting aging, boredom with wives, and generational shifts. The tone mimics a late era column of witty social remarks.
Contest seeks world’s greatest fiction writer prize
A contest has begun to determine the world’s greatest fiction writer. The traveling salesman writes “My experience for the week” as part of the competition while the boys stay in line waiting, suggesting a humorous or illustrative setup.
Patsy O'Rourke Faces Foul Ball in First US Game
Patsy O Rourke, a husky youth newly arrived in the United States, is placed at home plate to hit the first ball. The ball glances off his bat and strikes his head, knocking him briefly unconscious. The manager declares it a foul and jokes it could have been a mule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy O'Rourke
United States of America
Nine
Babe Ruth
Patsy
Anniversaries of Historic Figures Across Ages
Today marks the anniversaries of Simon Kenton, Washington Irving, Edward Everett Hale, Elias J. Baldwin, and Harriet Prescott Spofford. Born in Virginia, New York, Massachusetts, Ohio, and Ohio respectively, these figures shaped frontier expansion, American literature, humanitarian work, and the turf.
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Simon Kenton
Great West
Farquier Co
Zanesfield
Ohio
Washington Irving
New York City
Tarrytown
N. Y
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Elias J
Lucky”) Baldwin
California
Los Angeles
Harriet Prescott Spoffard
Notable Naturalist John Burroughs and Leon Gambetta Dates
Entry notes birth in Cahuis Maine for John Burroughs the naturalist and author who died near Newburyport Massachusetts, with a death date of March 29 1921. It also lists Leon Gambetta born in France and died December 31 1882.
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Cahuis
Maine
Newburyport
Mass
John Burroughs
Roxbury
N.Y
Leon Gambetta
Timeline of 18th to 19th Century Communications Events
The record lists 1733 as the traditional date of the Crucifixion followed by 1783 when Franklin helped conclude a 15 year treaty of amity and peace between the United States and Sweden. It notes 1860 as the start of the Pony Express with riders leaving Sacramento and St. Joseph to begin east and west runs. It also marks 1900 as the opening of radio telephone service to South America.
Notable Births of Public Figures Highlight Ottawa and Chicago Roots
Margaret Anglin of Ottawa, 57 years past with Broadway fame. Bud Fisher, Illinois born cartoonist now H C. Dr Alexander H Ford Pan Pacific Union head, Honolulu native, Florence DC born 45 years ago. Nelson T Johnson Oklahoma minister to China born Washington DC 45 years ago. Dr Robert T Haslam New Jersey chemical engineer, Standard Oil Development Co., born North Adams MA 45 years ago. Karl C Schuyler, Denver lawyer.
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Margaret Anglin
Ottawa
Cana
Bud” Fisher
H. C
Ilinois
Alexander H. Ford
Pan-Pacific Union
Honnelulu
Florence
D. C
Nelson T. Johnson
Oklahoma
China
Washington, D. c
Robert T. Haslam
New Jersey
Standard Oil Development Co
N. Adams
Mass
Karl C. Schuyler
Denver Law
Puzzle Pieces From Store Boxes Preserve Childhood Puzzles
Children cut pigsaw puzzles from colorful ads on pasteboard cereal and sugar boxes. Each puzzle kept in its own envelope after cutting.
Maple Sugar Party Held By Sunday School Group
The Sunday School class at Huntington hosted a Maple sugar party Saturday night at the home of teacher Mrs Lena Kreuck with twenty members present. Guests enjoyed games and stirring warm sugar as part of the gathering.
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Huntington
Fase Sivers
Chiss
Mes
Lena Kreuck
Mohns Visited Friends in Coopersville Michigan
Mr and Mrs Fred Mohn and companions were guests of friends during a visit to Coopersville Michigan with local acquaintances.
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Michigan
Fred Mohn
Coopersville
Return of Evalyn Rugg to Columbus duties noted
Miss Evalyn Rugg returns to school duties at O U Columbus after two weeks with her parents C A Rugs and Mrs Handley. Wellington visits include Mr and Mrs Parker and Mr and Mrs Smith with Junior. Huntington Grange No 2845 to meet April 6 in the grange hall with a low mood party and dress code.
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Evalyn Rugg
Columbus
C. A. Rugs
Glayvd Handles
Pearl Juanita
Wellington
Handley
Charles Parker
Arlo Smith
Huntington Grange
Grange Hall
Notable Biographical Snippets From Historical Notices
The text lists individuals with brief identifiers: Paul M. Atkins of New York described as a noted economist and author born in Boston. Dr Albert Bo Dinwiddie, president of Tulane University in New Orleans, born in Lexington Kentucky. Benjamin De Cassaries, a New York writer born in Philadelphia. The note references ages and origins in a fragmented historical context.
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Yer
U.S
Paul M. Atkins
New York
Boston
Albert Bo Dinwiddie
Tulane University
New Orleans
Lexington
el Yeurs Nen
Benjamin de Cassaries
Philadelphia
Aggressive Temperament Promises Honors Amid Trials
The text suggests an assertive nature will bring reward and eventual success despite tests and tribulations. It notes frequent planning and abandonment of schemes as part of the process, with emphasis on ultimate attainment through struggle.
House dress enforcement fines outlined
A notice states that all men and all ladies who fail to wear house dresses will be fined a small sum of five cents. The rule emphasizes modest attire and civil compliance.
Visits List From Bowen and Nearby Towns
Recent callers at the H. pb. Bowen home included Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bowen and Miss Helen Botus of Elyria, with Mrs. George Suhr and son Bowen of Norwalk. Erma Knnsely and son Willis of Spencer visited friends. Detroit’s Mr. Wheelock stays with Mr. and Mrs. C. ¢. Hines. Mrs. Myer spent time at Parkview near Cleveland. J. C. Rapking visited Elyria on business. Grace Crile of Wellington visited with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conrad traveled to Lorain and Elyria to see their son Hoyle at Pleasantview Sanatorium.
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H. Pb. Bowen
Clifford Bowen
Helen Botus
Elyria
George Suhr
Bowen
Norwalk
Erma Knnsely
Willis
Spencer
Wheelock
Detroit
C. ¢. Hines
Myer
Parkview
Cleveland
J. C. Rapking
Grace Crile
Wellington
J. Crile
Charles Conrad
Lorain
Hoyle
Pleasantview Sanatorium
Illness and visitors ripple through Litchfield community
Joyce Barth contracted ducumenia while her father Mr Myron Barth fights scarlet fever. Scarlet fever strikes Lia Spears and other residents as Miss Huldreth Huston travels to Arcardia and Nettie Clift visits Novelty. Local social group plans baked goods orders via Mrs Hastings and Mrs Treese as Mrs Crabbel Zimmerman returns to town.
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Novelty
M. Rk. Jolie
Floyd Beers
Fairview
Nussell Canfield
E. B. Oberlitner
Deshler and Whitehouse
The
Ladies Benevolent Society
East Carlisle Boys Four-H Club Organizes for 1933
The East Carlisle Boys Four-H Club organized on Friday with 15 boys meeting at Carlisle School. Maurice, advisor, guided selections of early season projects including poultry rabbits potatoes and gardens. The next meeting is planned for Friday at Joe Wojcik’s home.
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East Carlisle
Maurice
Carlisle School
Joe Wojcik
Grafton Grange to Hold Regular Meeting Thursday
Grafton Grange will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening April 6. Carlisle Grange will present the Lecture Hour and a large attendance is desired. Each family of Grafton Grange is requested to bring sandwiches and cake.
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Grafton Grange
Carlisle Grang
Burglar Sent to State Home for Feeble-Minded
Salem police said a burglar who took only a watch was committed to the state asylum for the feeble minded after questioning.
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Salem, Ore
Baptist Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Meyers Home
Mrs Louis Meyers will entertain the members of the Ladie Aid society of the Baptist church at her home in Bowling Green on Thursday afternoon April 6. Mrs John Krugger went to Cleveland Wednesday to visit her daughter Ruth who is critically ill in Fairview Park hospital.
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Bowling Green
Louis Meyers
Ladie Aid Society of the Baptist Church
John Krugger
Cleveland
Ruth
Fairview Park Hospital
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Chronicle- Telegram Member's Audit Bureau
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
A. C. Hudnui
J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Chicago
Pirestone
Storvette
Zarlic
Nickie
Pap
Mother
Correst
Cardozo
San
Tiehr
Houdini Beep
Sallys
Litchfield
Murbach Coal
Liccerr & Mynas Tosacco Co
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