Local Newspaper Directory Listing and Rates
Classified text shows pricing and distribution details for a newspaper copy at three cents single copy and 15 cents weekly, $7.80 annually prepaid, with regional rates for Elyria and Beeo counties. Advertising representatives listed in Chicago New York Detroit offices.
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Elyria
Beeo
John W Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Ride
Building Outlook Brightens as Local Industry Expands
Chronicle Telegram notes nine area industries plan plant improvements surpassing 300000 and widespread home modernization, signaling a building boom. Tradesmen have suffered in the downturn but expect quicker construction, with government programs aiding financing and a local building exposition driving interest in modern appliances and repairs. Cooperation between plant owners and workers is urged to sustain industrial progress and avoid delays.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Four Viewpoints Toward Germany Reflect Global Attitudes
European observers map four England based stances on Germany, divided by belief in peace promises, and similar divisions appear in the United States. Some mistrust German aims, others urge appeasement, while a Tory faction fears Russia more than Germany. Overall, nations show mixed paths toward war and League diplomacy.
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England
Germany
United States
Europe
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
Canada
League of Nations
Group Hospitalization Plan Gains Traction in New York
The United Hospital Fire sponsors a nonprofit group plan endorsed by major medical bodies. Workers may have 90 cents monthly deducted to cover 21 days of semi private hospital care, with limited exceptions and a 2 percent discount for extended stays. The article argues group hospitalization could reduce family medical costs and cites success in other cities and nations.
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New York
New York City
United Hospital Firri
Medical Society of
State of New York
American College of Surgeons
American Hospial Association
America
New York Stage Turns Brittle in 1934 35 Season
New York Day by Day notes a strong British influence on Broadway with Hollywood stars like Leslie Howard and Elizabeth Bergner taking stage roles. Blanche Sweet rises in film to theatre, while idle chatter from critics and office boys highlights the era’s celebrity and backstage dynamics.
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New York
Hollywood
Leslie Howard
Elizabeth Bergner
Sybil Thorndyke
Yorkshire
Phillip Merrivale
George Washington
Valley Forge
Percy Hammond
Rialto
Robert Lorain
Rex O’maller
O. P. Hergie
Ernest Cassart
A. P. Kaye
Lionel Pape
Lynn Fontanne
Dudley Digges
Brian Ahern
Ernst Lawford
Basil Rathbone
Blanche Sweet
Miss Sweet
Anniversaries and historical figures remembered in history
A list of birth and death anniversaries for notable figures: William the Silent born. Charles W. Peale born. Sir John Franklin born. Ernest Solvay born. Anatole France born. Albert B. Dick born. Wilbur Wright born. John M. Synge born. Also notes on Dr William Harver teaching circulation theory. Mary Heckendorfer as first white child in Ohio. an earthquake near San Salvador. France declaring war on Mexico in 1616. bomb killed 2609 in Sofia cathedral in 1925.
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William the Silent
Spain
Charles W. Peale
Philadelphia
Queen Anne Co
Sir John Franklin
Arctic
Ernest Solvay
Anatole France
Albert B. Dick
Chicago
Bureau Co
William Harver
England
Si— Wirth
Ohio
Mary Heckenolder
T&ad
San Salvador
Republic
France
Mexico
Bombe
Sofia
Bulgana
Notable Birthdays From 1927 Flood Years
A list of notable figures born around 71 years earlier includes Dr. Henry Pritchett of the Carnegie Foundation born in Fayette Missouri, U S Senator Frederick Van Nuys of Indiana born Falmouth Indiana, Charlie Chaplin born in England, Dr. Samuel J Crowe of Johns Hopkins born in Virginia, cartoonist William De Beck creator of Barney Google born in Chicago, Lily Pons born in France, novelist Grace Livingston Hill born in Wellsville North Carolina, and Congressman Samuel D McReynolds born in Pikesville Tennessee. The flood year referenced is 1927 and marks approximately seven decades since those birthdates.
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Henry
Pritchett
Cal
New York
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Fayette
U. S
Frederick van Nuys
Indiana
Falmouth
Ind
Charlie Chaplin
Beverly Hills
England
Samuel J. Crowe
Johns Hopkins
Virginia
William
Billy’) de Beck
Barney Google
Chicago
Lily Pons
France
Grace Livingston Hill
Swarthmore
Wellsville
N. C
Samuel D. McReynolds
Tennessee
Congress
Pikesville
Tenn
Great creative powers and artistic genius cited
The passage discusses individuals who often reach high levels in their fields through talent and ambition, sometimes aided by influential supporters drawn to their magnetic qualities. It frames genius as a mix of personal merit and external influence.
Cars To Run On Garbage Steam in Tokyo Incinerator Plan
Tokyo officials propose a large incinerator with two boilers to heat steam for a tube generator powering cars. The plan aims to convert city waste into energy for transportation.
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Tokyo
Japan
Golden Legion Bible Reading on Psalms 113 118
The article surveys the Golden Legion Bible Reading focusing on Psalms 124 116 113 114 115 118 as part of the Hallel sung at Jewish feasts. It cites Delitzsch on Psalm 114 praise and recalls how Exodus era praise acknowledges Jehovah’s majesty while linking to New Testament prayers in John 17.
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Delitzsch
Judah
Israel
Jordan
Census Team Begins Work in Elyria for 1910 Count
Ten enumerators started the 1910 census in Elyria with five women among them. Pp. S. Williams serves as district supervisor. A looming strike by teen Line employees ended when the union accepted a wage schedule just under next year’s proposed raises.
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Elyria
Pp. S. Wiliams
Elyria hit by coal strike closings hit second factory and school
The railroad switch men's strike continues to disrupt Elyria as two more facilities close today due to coal shortages. General Phonograph Supply Company and McKinley School shut down, following earlier Colson Company plant and Elyria High School closings. A religious survey of Elyria is planned next month by twenty local participants.
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General Phonograph Supply Company
McKinley
Colson Company
Elyria
Tauma of workers representing city churcherg
A fragmentary note describes a crowd of workers representing the city churcherg, implying notable labor and religious community involvement within the urban area.
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Tauma
Plans for third well at Grafton State Farm
Plans move forward for drilling a third well at the Grafton State farm after water tests show flow and quality equal to the first. A fourth well is needed to meet the daily 175,000 gallon estimate for a proposed state institution for the feeble minded. Also, the Flyria Woman's Club and the Oberlin Woman's Club plan to plant 600 trees along the Elyria Oberlin Road as a World War soldiers memorial.
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Grafton State Farm
Fl Yria Woman's Club
Oberlin Woman's Club
Elyria-Oberlin Road
Lorain County awards health ribbons to 942 children
Five years ago blue health ribbons were presented to 942 Lorain County pupils as the school contest neared closure. A Lorain woman recorded 472 names and an Elyria worker listed 389 in census taking records for the Fourteenth Ohio District.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Lorain
Elyria
Policy on redistributing surplus wealth without harming institutions
English policy seeks to re distribute some surplus from the rich to the poorer without disturbing the fundamental institutions that allow wealth accumulation. The approach aims to ease inequality while preserving the existing economic framework and property rights.
Beggares Plan to Open Beggars Camps Near Madrid
Spain to establish a chain of camps for beggars housed in tents and fed. Beggars will be made to work to convert marshy land into arable soil. Sheirat camp to be opened near Madrid with a capacity of 1600 per hour.
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Spain
Madrid
Third Utah party seen from discontent with state legislature
Dissatisfaction with Utah's all Democratic legislature over social liquor and labor issues fuels talk of a potential third party. Activists say discontent among voters could translate into a new political grouping forming in Salt Lake City as discussions gain momentum.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
In Europe National Enemies Be Come Natural Enemies
European tensions shift as rival groups redefine foes and align against common threats. Political shifts spark realignments across nations with possible impacts on security and diplomacy.
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Europe
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United Feature Syndicate
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Golden Legion
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Cleveland Street
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