Public Notice Rates and Publication Details for Elyria Daily
The Elyria Daily announces subscription and postage terms, listing publisher Hudnutt and city editor Clare George. Rates vary by delivery method and location, with two-cent per copy street price and yearly advance or mail options. Foreign advertising reps are listed as John W. Cullen Company across major cities. Bids are noted for Wednesday, April 6, 1932.
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Hudnutt
Clare George
Elyria
St. Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Congressional Record on Budget Clash Sparks National Debate
A sidelight on a bitter budget struggle in Congress shows Representative Johnson proposing to print hundreds of letters and petitions endorsing various federal loans and projects. The piece criticizes printing as a cost, but highlights the broader issue of massive proposed spending and the need for national thinking over local interests as reform looms.
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Congressional Record
Johnson
Washington
Speaker
Great Columbia River Basin
Columbia River
Willipa Harbor
Old
Massachusetts
Underhill
Mr. Johnson
Columbia
Congress
Army
Navy
Shredding Dignity: musician wheels baggage home in wheelbarrow
An eminent musician returning from a concert tour arrives weary of ceremony. He wheels his four suitcases from the station to his home in a wheelbarrow, arguing that modern life suffers from too much dignity. He urges people to exercise more and act childishly rather than cling to formalities.
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Eliot
High Peaks, Tides, and a 1854 Anniversary
A compact trivia item notes Colorado houses 42 of the 55 highest U S peaks, the Detroit River’s alternate reference, and the Bay of Fundy in Canada hosts the world’s highest tide at 52 feet. It marks Cyrus W Field gaining Newfoundland rights in 1854 and offers a day horoscope of impulsive, stubborn traits.
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Cyrus W. Field
Newfoundland
United States
Colorado
Detroit River
Bay of Fundy
Canada
A Society of Jests and Wit From a Restaurant Window
A collection of quips and anecdotes ranges from psychology jokes about dignity to alimony warnings and city tax gibes. It includes a waiter’s advertising remark about window seats, lines on marriage and money, a man in women’s clothes, and witty exchanges at dinner tables.
Former County Official Seeks Reentry To Office
A letter writer responding to a Voice of the People column asserts pride in prior public service as County Surveyor and Deputy, notes seven months as acting surveyor after Mr. Gilson’s death and two-year elected terms, and argues that private construction work since 1979 enhances his qualifications for the County Surveyors’ Office while distrusting attempts to politicize his candidacy.
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Voice of the People
Chronicle-Telegram
Eliria Township Taxpayers’ League
Gilson
Tam
Crosse Urges Voters to Scrutinize Qualifications
Frank P. Crosse urges Lorain County residents to elect the best qualified men this year. He highlights his training, experience, citizenship, and long record as a Lorain County resident. He signs the appeal sincerely.
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Lorain County
Frank P. Crosse
The Silent Observer cartoon satire panel
A Texas judge excuses a man from jury duty citing busyness and the judge argues busy people should not be held for jury duty. The page also includes a sequence of humor captions and quips about American life, telephones, potatoes, and domestic scenes.
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Texas
Anniversary list marks notable births and deaths
The record lists several historical figures with birth and death details. Names include James Mit 1773. John Pierpont 1785. William Rufus King 1786. Thomas W. Gilmer 1802. Timothy Cole 1852. Harry Houdini 1874. Dates span 1566 to 1931 with places such as Conn Mass N J Wis and Detroit noted.
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James Mit
John Pierpont
Litchfield
Conn
Medford
Mass
William Rufus King
A. S
Alabama
U. S
Today in History and Birthdates Highlight Famous Figures
The column recalls Raphael Sanzio’s death in 1520, Washington’s 1789 election, the 1830 Mormon church founding, 1868 G A R Post in Decatur, 1909 Peary at the Pole, and 1917 US war on Germany. It lists births of Lowell Thomas, Lincoln Steffens, Millard Tidings, Andrew Long, Edward Matthias, noting the Panama Canal work of 1881 and French failures due to disease.
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Raphael Sanzio
George Washington
Manchester
N. Y
Decatur
Ill
Peary
North Pole
United States
Germany
Lowell Thomas
New York City
Woodington
Ohio
Lincoln Steffens
San Francisco
U. S
Millard E Tedings
Maryland
Havre de Grace
Andrew T. Long
Iredell County
N. C
Edward 5. Matthias
Supreme Court of Ohio
Gilboa
Panama Canal
Stadler Triple X Soil Bilder Boosts Verdant Turf, Lawn Experts Say
Stadler Products authorities declare the Triple X Soil Bilder fertilizer essential for thick healthy grass. Laboratory tests and expert endorsements back its claim, promising lush springy turf, robust roots, and color lasting into fall. Dealers report rising demand after decades of plant feeding research.
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Stadler Products Company
Stadler
Soil Bilder
Studjier Products
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Audit Bureau of
Lorain County Printing &@ Publishing Company, Publishers
R. J. Scott
Mike Baccue
Dardanelles of the New World
Charlemagne
Otta Tt
Lopez
Harvard
Pittsburgh
Jim
Jack
Voice OF
THE
People
County Surveyors’ Office
Fran
America
Fem
Amenia
Tryme
Europe
Sally
Geo. R. Allen & Son
Court Street
General Electric
Lia
Ohio Public Service Co
Cities Service Co
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