Publication details and rates for Elyria paper
The Chronicle Telegram lists offices at 331 Second Street Elyria Ohio with publishers A C Hudnutt and city editor J Clare George. It notes daily evening publication except Sundays and rates: two cents per copy, 12 cents weekly city carrier, six dollars yearly prepaid, and mail rates for Lorain adjoining counties four dollars per year within Ohio three dollars within state. Also lists advertising reps in Chicago and Detroit.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publshers
A. C. Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Lorain
Chicago
Old Offenders in New York Prison Report Highlights Reforms
The State Commission to Investigate Prison Administration and Construction reports that eight of ten New York prisoners last year had prior criminal records and many were charged with offenses other than those for which they were jailed. Recommendations urge parole review after one year, state custody of felons, broader transfer powers, and separate facilities for first offenders as a rehabilitation measure.
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New York
State Commission
New York City
Five Boroughs
Sam A. Lewisohn
Board of Parole
Commissioner of Correction
Money Worries And Germ Myths Debunked By Scientists
The piece notes that money causes worry for both the poor and the rich and that a fear of money carrying germs has been overblown. Illinois University experts state coins act to destroy bacteria, easing concerns about handling currency. The text hints at further expert guidance on easing money worries.
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Ilinois University
The Circulation of Money Through an Economy
A description shows how a dollar moves from buyer to seller through royal merchants workers farmers and manufacturers. Money circulates via groceries stores factories and investors and returns to the original spender, proving a dollar can do the work of many dollars through repeated use.
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Royal Merchert
Farmers in Factories Plan Sparked by Excess Capacity
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin questions reallocating labor as a remedy for surplus capacity in both industry and agriculture by proposing moving farmers to factories and factory workers to farms. The idea aims to balance supply and demand and address unemployment amid structural excess.
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Elyria Hospital vacates West Avenue building
The Elyria hospital moves to the Tyson property on East Avenue during construction of a new building. Nearby Oberlin plans an artificial lake to serve yacht clubs and swimming facilities, proposed by Prof Louis Mishovsky. The lake would use Plum Creek and cost about 320000. A blast furnace at Le Ram steel plant near Lorain will be completed in six weeks and the rebuilt furnace from last year’s explosion will be rebuilt.
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Elyria Hospital
West Avenue
Tyson
East Avenue
Oberlin
Louis HE Mishovsky
Plum Creek
Lerain
Ovilant
Lorain
The
Steel Trust
Duluth
Escanaba
Gary
Indiana
AWVHERST death ends 65 year marriage in Henrietta
Mrs Varsene Peabody aged late in life died at her home in Henrietta ending a 65 year marriage to Mr Peabody. She left nine children, 22 grandchildren, and 21 great grandchildren. The couple celebrated their fiftieth anniversary in January. A separate note mentions Mr and Mrs George H Wilson marking their wedding anniversary at home.
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Varsene Peabody
Henrietta
Peabody
Eaton
Eore H Wilson Célenta
Fire station gift arrives from Florida express
The全文 describes a gift arriving from Florida by express for a fire station. The piece notes a good sized tank and mentions men arriving in a ves and the gift was received this morning.
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Florida P Express
Open Winter Precludes Ice Cutting on Pond in Wellesley
Early winter forbids ice cutting activities on the pond behind the Longfellow estate at Wompsay Hills. The note indicates no ice work will occur while temperatures stay above freezing.
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Wellesley “Las
Longfellow Estate
Wompsey Hills
Notable Early American Figures and Anniversaries
A garbled roster of historical figures with birthplaces and death dates includes Paul Revere associated actions in 1775, various U S Senators and governors such as Isaac Hill and Joseph B. Wedd, and famous names like William Rufus King and Harry Houdini. The text lists births in Boston Cambridge New Brunswick and other places, plus death dates from 1799 to 1931.
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Witliam Danes
Paul Revere
Boston
Tesse Bledsoe Kentuchs
Jerist
Norn
Virgenia
William Rufus King
Au Vara
UT SS
Cuna
Sampson County
Atapama Anil
Isaac Hill
New Hampshire
Newspe
Puoblisner
Art Cambridge Wass
Washington DC
Josephb
Chicago
Imevor
New Brunswick
Cana
San Antonio
Texas
Timothy Cole
Corn
England
Pollenheepie
Hairy Houdini
Americen Vegicilan
Appietor
Wis
Detroit
Ocol
Early U S milestones from 1789 to 1917
Timeline lists George Washington elected first president in 1789. 1830 sees Manchester New York establish the First Worman Church. 1866 marks the first GAR post at Decatur. 1909 Peary reaches the North Pole. 1917 the United States declares war on Germany.
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George Washington
Manchester
Decatail
Peary
North Pole
United States
Noted figures listed with birthplaces and ages
The article lists several well known individuals with birthplaces and ages including US Senator Willard E Trd ings of Warvi born Havre de Grace Maryland 45 years ago Rear Admiral Albert W Mar shall Greenville Ter 39 years Lowell Tnoma noted New York author and broadcaster born Woodington Ohio 41 years Dr Geoge D Louderback not ed geologist University of California born San Francisco 59 years Edward S Watthins Supreme Court of Ohio former commander Spanish War Veterans born Gilboa Ohio 60 years Lincoln Steffens writer and lecturer born San Francisco 17 years Sarah Eddington New York author in Cincinnati 42 years ago.
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Willard E Trdings
Warvi
Havre de Grace
Albert W Marshall
A & N- Nown
Greenville Ter
Lowell Tnoma
New York
Woodington Ohio
Geoge D Louderback
University of California
San Francisco
Tudge Edward S. Watthins
Supreme Court of Ohio
Gilboa Ohio
Lincoln Steffens
Sarah Eddington
Cincinnati
Naturally Inclined Persons as World Naturalists
The passage notes individuals born on this day may become naturalists, valuing nature and study of Its laws. It describes a love of natural beauty, a preference for seclusion, fluent speech and writing, courage for hard work, but warns wealth is unlikely to accumulate.
Gasoline Use By Planes Reveals Heavy United Consumption
New York report notes airplanes consuming 2290 barrels of gasoline daily on average. United Air Lines is the largest user, expected to burn 7,000,000 gallons of gasoline this year.
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NEW York
United Air Lines
Social Notes From Valley City and Medina Visits
Mrs Go age Giahtstetter spent a day tour with Ms Werdner in Valley City Miss Inez Goodmer visited her mother Mrs Harrie Goodman over the weekend Mr and Mrs Otto Duming and family joined Viv and Miss Bert Goodman Saturday evening Mr and Mrs D R Retsinge insored net motto Weidner in Medina on Vienna Mr and Miss G Rewinger and Wiss Varjare Remincer called on Robert Nesbett and John Knucht at Memorial Hospital onThursday Miss Mirra Rong was the Thursday overnight guest of Wass Lucile Wise Mioo and Mr James Pruiton and Miss Ruth Wise of Cleveland allied on Friday and Mrs Charies Wise on Sunday Sunday afternoon cakes at the Wise home were Mr and Mrs Oliver Doonan and son Oliver Jr Vis William Doonan and daughter Betty and Ed King of Akron Mrs Cutt Bonar o North Oin was the guest of Mrs Arthur
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Belden
Go Age Giahtstetter
Weta Werdner
Valex City
Inez Goodmer
Harrie Goodman
Otto Duming
Viv
Bert Goodman
W. Weidner
Medina
CLASS TO PRESENT PLAY AT BELDEN HAIN SCHOOL
The Smorris's at Belden Hien School will present a play tonight in three acts with a large cast including Clevton Mole Mr Batu and Bruce. The county concert orchestra will provide music.
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Smoriss
Belden Hien
Tollow - M
Woodula
Mole
Batu
Herman Gest Bruce
Zuon
Flavd
Lang Atte
Perrys Alle
Walter Sand
Jessamip
Esther Gest Vos van Drone
Miss Gidlesberzer
Mits
Neva Goodmat
Bea Ors
Mardell Baum Rosa
Beaver Myrna Rising
Mrs Por
Aen Ethelhols Dill Mars Dambeugh
County Covert Orchestra
Aill Turnish
Deer hazard prompts warning to Morroe County motorists
Deer are described as a hazard for Morroe Counts motorists as the Conservation Commission posts warnings after deer frequently cross several highways near Cleveland. The section notes social visits in Cleveland and supper guests in the community.
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Conservation Commission
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