Elyria Chronicle Telegram Ad Rates and Notices
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists subscription rates and postal information. It notes city delivery 16 cents weekly and 60 cents monthly, with annual prepay options. Mail rates cover Lorain and adjoining counties at 4.00 per year within Ohio and 6.99 elsewhere. Associated press notice and New York and Chicago offices are cited for distribution.
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All Are Helped by Presidential Campaign Promises
A Elyria Ohio editorial notes news dispatches from across the country show presidential candidates promising higher teacher wages and support for the working man. The writer mocks the promises as self serving and says voters will be fed on campaign hopes rather than action.
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Hoover defies runs as Democrat amid party tensions
Herbert Hoover states he will not run as a Democrat. The remark brings relief to Bryan supporters and hints at Republican insiders wary Hoover could seek a ticket elsewhere. The piece notes Democrats and Republicans reassess his political prospects before June.
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Radicalism and Labor Split Over Demonstrations
The article argues that organized labor is conservative and unable to keep radical elements within bounds. It critiques leadership in the American Federation of Labor and the Brotherhood, suggesting even their heads show increasing conservatism despite radical rhetoric during railroad strike demonstrations.
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Themerican Federation of Labor
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Inter racial conference discussed amid immigration concerns
A local note describes an upcoming inter racial conference and growing alarm in business circles over foreign labor and emigration. It urges distinguishing between foreigners and radical elements, arguing there are many kinds of foreigners and warning against broad prejudice.
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Two Lorain County Candidates for Congress
Two men from Lorain County announced themselves for Congress as voters face the choice. The article urges careful examination of candidates’ ability and character to ensure the district supports solving national problems.
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Congress
Home Again Hiram Finds City Traffic Far More Dangerous
Hiram notes traffic in the city is bewildering and dangerous, comparing it unfavorably to busy Main Street during fair time. He warns drivers to be cautious as pedestrians navigate the crowded streets.
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Main Street
Emotions Measured by New Instrument
London reports an instrument by Dr. Waller records degrees of emotive response. A pad on the hand connects to a galvanometer and screen. as a person watches, light on the screen rises with emotion intensity. The device even measures blushing and anticipatory feelings.
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London
Waller
Real Butterflies Form Paris Fashion Trinkets
Paris fashion notes reveal real butterflies used as bodice ornaments and pendants. Butterflies are sterilized, mounted between glass sheets, and set in gold platinum and gems. A Parisian is seen wearing a forehead ornament with a real English sky blue butterfly in brilliants. Bottles and scarabs also serve this decorative purpose. Medina: Melvin Crofoot elected manager of AI Root Co. Class A baseball team.
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Medina
Melvin Crofoot
A I, Root Co
Gude's Pepto Mangan Promises Better Complexion
An advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a blood builder and tonic that improves complexion by enriching iron in the blood. It claims pure red blood enhances vitality, sleep, work, and zest, urging readers to buy the genuine tablet or squid form at drug stores.
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Gude
Lorain and Medina items mix new church and probe news
Lorain opens a two week tabernacle evangelistic campaign as city officials resume a police probe amid plans for a cleaner department. In Medina county a grand jury will not sit as no cases exist. a tire plant plan advances, highway work faces bond issues, and thefts cut tires worth 125 dollars at Renner’s corners.
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Civil Service Commission
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Ashland Gas Drilling Plan Raises Central Ohio Output
Ashland Ohio Fuel Co plans to drill 38 to 40 gas wells in the Ashland district covering Ashland Medina and Wayne counties. The company sells gas to Ohio Cities Gas Co for 18 cents. it re sells to Columbus consumers for 30 cents. The Thompson well near Wooster formerly produced 14 million cubic feet daily in 1915 and now yields about 20 thousand cubic feet daily, the largest Wayne county well near Pleasant Home.
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