Chronicle Telegram Publisher and notice details
A damaged OCR text provides publishing details for The Chronicle Telegram of Elyria Ohio. It lists staff titles, circulation data, city distribution rates, publisher J Clare George, and advertising representatives in Chicago New York and Detroit, with a stray line mentioning General Motors bids.
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Audit Bureau of
Second Sireet
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company Publishre AG
Hudnuty
J. Clare George
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
St. Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
A Utopian World Vision From Henry D Hubbard
The distant director of the United States Bureau of Standards envisions a utopian future guided by research laboratories. He imagines a machine for every task, full employment, fifty story city farms, and homes each with power plants. Moving pictures replace textbooks and automatic traffic control.
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Henry D. Hubbard
United States Bureau of Standards
Research
Mr. Hubbard
New York City
Jerusalem
Artichoke
Passing of the Porch in the Modern American Home
A reflective essay laments the loss of the front porch as a national tradition. It argues that modern homes replaced porches with solariums and plazas, eliminating a social space once central to observation, relaxation, and community rituals. The piece notes sentimentality for the porch while depicting its decline as progress.
State May Seek Lottery Prize From Buffalo Legal Review
Buffalo corporation counsel weigh if New York law 124 permits seizing an $88000 prize won in a hospital sweepstakes. The opinion tests legality amid gambling concerns and historical efforts to curb lotteries, noting 1833 ban and earlier permissive actions in other states.
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New York State
Buffalo
Trish Hospital
New York
Pennsylvania
When Misfortune Reaches Home and News Travels Fast
A reflection on how bad news travels faster than good, and how quick judgments about others reveal more about us than the subject. The piece urges restraint and self scrutiny when neighbors face misfortune, noting our words can hurt more than deeds.
The Value of News and Positive Speech
A message urges restraint in sharing news and avoiding exaggeration. It stresses that praise benefits others, while harm comes from spreading distortion. The text calls for charity and constructive remarks before publishing or repeating negative information.
Unclear text about anniversaries and local history event
Fragments describe a meeting on unemployment with no decision, plus mentions of anniversaries, birthdays, history notes, and local figures visiting or hosting. Names and places are garbled, with passages about a college director and Chester Day, Leroy Beaul, and Vermi oo.
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Borertin College
Uterbeck
Obert
Lamas
X - Fey
Tor
Chester Day
Fim
Leroy Beaul
Weter
Pittsfield Home Debate Sparks Voter Rally
A fragmented Pittsfield home debate text notes a local voter rally and community turnout. The readable portions reference a church event and a team effort to engage residents in civic discussion. Names and exact dates are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmented OCR horoscope note from a 20th century page
The readable fragments show date references and a series of zodiac terms with uncertain letters. The text appears as a garbled horoscope column or puzzle snippet with stray names and symbols, lacking clear events or coherent predictions.
Time Street Faker and The Cultar Sing Mystery
A fragmented query recalls a time street faker known as Sim Kisk linked to a Mar with Wis Heart in His Hand. The messy text hints at a barber with a hat, a dash and an entra dobber, a tent and car, and a fear of needing his brush again.
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Sim
Merle Sails On Great Lakes For Toledo Voyage
Penfield reports Merle and two others spent the week preparing for a Toledo voyage aboard the freighter stander. The trip marks Merle’s fifth season at sea as the crew departs Tuesday morning.
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Iyerenay
Werte Buell
Toledo
Merle
Night Watchman and Local Social Notes in Richmond
Community updates note Howard Broome serving as night watchman and fireman at Belle-Ve Coophittim Wellington. Visitors include Mrs Gre, Cyphers, and Braden family members. The piece mentions relatives at Gates Hospital, social visits in Wellington, and hosting dinners at the Davison and Flypot homes with various local residents and families.
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Howard Broome
Felling Belle-Ve Hon Coophittim
Wellington
Broome
Local Social Figures Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs May Wilcox Knowles of Labrange spent Thursday with Mie Kotla Dague. Richard Welsh of Ashland visited his grandparents Mic and Wis Woo Dy Welsh. Mro and Mrs AB South spent Sunday afternoon at Judsyon Stone’s home in Oberlin Surdbey. Afternoon callers in the Dv fields home included Mr and Mrs B Martin and three children, Wr and Mrs Root Schmidt, Meo and Mrs 2 Nipper and two children by Robert Schmidt and Lillian Nipper of Bilsaia.
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May Wilcox Knowles
Labrange
Mie Kotla Dague
Richard Welsh
Ashland
Mic
Wis Woo
AB South
Sundas
Judsyon Stone
Oberlin
Surdbey
Dv Fields
Martin
Root Schmidt
Meo
Nipper
Robert Schnidt
Lillian Nipper
Bilsaia
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