Chronicle Telegram publishes Lorain area newspaper details
In Elyria Ohio the Chronicle Telegram lists the Audit Bureau of Circulation address at 331 Second Street and identifies The Lorain County Printing Publishing Company as publishers. The note covers pricing, delivery options, and foreign advertising representatives in Chicago New York and Detroit.
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THE
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Oho
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
St. Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Self-test by Elbert Hubbard on spiritual assets
A historical self-test urges readers to inventory spiritual assets. Mark 10 points per factor, total and average, then judge standing. It cites Robert Louis Stevenson on knowing pleasure through good work and letting work speak for itself.
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Elbert Hubbard
Robert Louis Stevenson
Scottsboro Case Reexamines Mob Rule and Justice
The Decatur Alabama scottsboro trial conviction of eight young Negroes is attacked as a lynching in legal robes. The piece condemns mob prejudice, flawed first trial, recanted testimony, and the second trial’s atmosphere of intimidation. It cites Communist involvement and heavy public pressure shaping verdicts.
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Decatur
Alabama
Supreme Court of the United States
Price
Bates
Scottsboro
New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Itis
Neek
Supreme Court
Decarup
Hile
Birmingham
Russia
Argentina
United States Supreme Court
America
Hill Country
The Silent Observer Letter to Grandma
A short boy writes a sympathy letter for his grandmother after her husband dies. The note, embellished with biots, includes stray lines about stamps a new boy at school who squeals and a joke about electric bridge tables. It ends with a cynical line about a spokesman and personal effort.
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Grandpa
Rozer
Careless Bankroll Hums Along Until Trouble Hits
A cautious bankroll keeps its holder afloat until a bundle of trouble ensnares them, revealing the fragile balance between risk and consequence. The piece portrays luck and misfortune in a single tense moment.
Wit Snippets and Prose Puns From a Newspaper Page
A collage of humorous quips on health, secrecy, money and social folly. Jokes reference onion diets, sleeping draughts, quiet husbands, and cheap living, with brief gags about theater costumes, ghosts, and a Kipling inspired verse on composure and humor.
If You Believe In Better Days You Must Act
A motivational verse urges readers to spread success, trust neighbors, and invest in progress. It calls for faith in workers, fair trade, and national unity, insisting personal effort shapes brighter futures and that dawn depends on individual action today.
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United States
Marriage and hunting licenses clash in witty exchange
The scene opens with a clerk offering a marriage license but a bold woman requests a hunting license to find her husband. An absent minded motorist orders a drink as he sits with his companion, highlighting a satirical portrait of a narrow minded community.
Anniversaries and notable births and deaths listed
A long list of historical figures with birth and death details appears. Names include Chase of Maryland, William Simms the novelist, Fenimore Cooper, William Navidge, John Morgan, William Day, Anson, and Ferdinand and Isabella, among others. The entry presents anniversaries and biographical notes from various periods.
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ludi—Samuel Chase
Maryland
C. S. Supreme Court
Somerset County
Willum G. Simms
Charleston
Ss. C
Fenimore Cooper
Pcarsdale
N.Y
William P. Navidge
London
Irss
Fragmented OCR Speech Fragment Recounts Rural Life
A garbled OCR passage references a local farm setting with a teasing tone and brief dialogue. It evokes a frontier or rural community with characters including a will, a front porch scene, and a farmer's hard work amid disorderly phrasing.
Wire Preservers Make Handy Dust Caps From Paper Bags
A short home tip describes folding large paper bags into dust caps for storage and household dusting. The method involves turning edges in, hemming, and collapsing the bag to five or six inches deep for convenient reuse.
Elyria Faces Trade Loss From East End Improvements
Elyria suffers a potential thousands of dollars in annual trade loss due to east side roadwork that blocks access. Broad Street and Cleveland Street are torn up for paying work, forcing farmers to shop in Cleveland and nearby towns. Local fire calls trigger many questions. operators must withhold location details to preserve service. Lorain County liquor tax receipts show Elyria at $8,890.27 for the last half of the year with Lorain at $4,888.97 and other towns receiving $2,?. overall distribution reflects thirst parlors in Lorain County.
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Elyria
Broad Street
Cleveland Street
Cleveland
Lo Yain
Lorain County
Elvrra
Lorain
Charter commission forms rules and leadership in Elyra
The newly elected Elyra charter commission met yesterday to organize and adopt rules for drafting a new government. ROB. Lersoh was chosen chairman and Rose Mouriarty secretary, while Amherst saloonkeepers were ordered to stop liquor sales to avert trouble. Quarry workers left after failed unionization efforts, with the Federation of Labor retaining control.
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Charter Commission
Elyra
Rob. Lersoh
Rose Mouriarty
Maverstiwaid
Amherst
Stri Amber Spal
Ww. W
Rvan Federation of Labor
Yellow Line Cleared by Council Over Lodi Street Wires
The cio council passed a resolution ordering the Yellow Line to remove poles and wires from Lodi Street and gear up its tracks. Protesters in the lobby voiced strong objections as weeks of dispute ended with the council insisting on the West Avenue downtown route.
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Cio
Lodi Street
West Avenue
City Council Considers Franchise Amendments for Elyria Fares
The Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company's franchise Amendment discussion followed by council action on higher street car fares for Elyria. Mayor James A. Hewitt urged widening and repaving of Second Street from Middle Avenue to East Avenue and resurfacing of several other streets.
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Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company
Elyria
Second Street
Middle Avenue
East Avenue
James A. Hewitt
Beauty Time-Savers in Paris
Paris shops and homes introduce beauty shortcuts to cut treatment times. Elaborate evening coiffures are achieved with closely fitting wigs and detachable nails that slip over real nails, eliminating tinting and polishing steps.
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Paris
Noted medical school graduate and writer obituary note
A historical obituary noting the death of a four year old pupil of the Noted School of Medicine in 183$, and the death of William H. Ireland, a historic English literary forger, in 1825.
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William H. Ireland
Noted 20th Century Figures Born Across Years
Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst born in Framingham May 91 years ago. Judge Willis Van Devanter born in Marion Indiana 74 years ago. Clarence H. Mackay born in San Francisco 59 years ago. Thornton Wilder born in Madison Wisconsin 36 years ago. Samuel D. McCay born in Burlington Iowa 51 years ago. Ray Stannard Baker born in Amherst Massachusetts 63 years ago. Major John Hay Beith born 57 years ago.
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Charles H. Parkhurst
New York City
Framingham
Mays
Willis van Devanter
U.S. Supreme Court
Marion
Ind
Clarence H. Mackay
New York
The
Postal Telegraph
San Francisco
Thornton Wilder
Madison
Wis
Samuel D. McCay
Westport
Birthright or Character Strength Shape Future Fortune
The text asserts a person born this day has a commanding nature likely to reach dignity and influence through personal character rather than birth or others. It warns of potential loss of reputation or reversal of fortune that can overwhelm, noting an element of risk despite inherent strength.
LaGrange Readers Note Spring Visitors And Local News
LaGrange events list visitors from Cleveland Elyria Mansfield and Detroit with residents hosting relatives and friends. The community reports a hospital operation a stroke case a local class program and plans for May meetings at Mrs Ned Gott's home.
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Cyrus Dawson
Lola Wigert
Hazel Adams
Frances Woodruff
Ned Gott
Gleaners Class Hosts Wednesday Evening Gathering
Mrs. Kenneth Lay hosted the Gleaners class of the M. E. church for a Wednesday evening meeting. A large representation attended, with members enjoying fellowship and discussion in the church social room.
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Kenneth Lay
Gleaners
M. E. Church
Marriage of Kleargr Wiger to Harold Jameson at Wellsburg
Mrs Henry Wiger announces the marriage of her daughter Kleargr to Harold Jameson of Wellington. The ceremony by Rev Kivans of the Wellsburg Methodist church occurred January 25. The bride, member of the 1932 graduating class, is well known in the social set. The groom works in Wellington. The Penfield and La Grange young set extended hearty congratulations Thursday evening.
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Mro
Henry Wiger
Kleargr
Harold Jameson
Wellington
Kivans
Methodist Church
Wellsburg
W. Va
Ysorte
Penfield
la Grang
Birmingham Class Presents Play Bashful Mr Boables
The Birmingham High School junior class staged a three act comedy Bashful Mr Boables at Birmingham Town Hall on Thursday. Mrs Ruth Fairchild directed the production with a large cast led by Katherine Henderson and Frederick Henderson. An orchestra provided intermission music with members including Raymond Shinsky Gordon Horning Lea Shinesky Harry Shinsky and Russell Davidson.
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Birmingham
Birmingham High School
Mr. Boables
Birmingham Town Hall
Ruth Fairchild
Katherine Henderson
Ester Broughton
Frederick Henderson
Fred Gerber
Wiggins
Olive Calkins
Obadiah Stump
Frank Link
Frances Whittaker
Dorothy Wilber
Rosalie Otis
Marie Shafts
Robert Y. Bobbs
Ralph Welz
Jean Graham
Wilma Davidson
Marston Bobbs
Henry Klickotka
Celesta Vanderpool
Eleanor Horning
Jules
Paris
Ethel Divkel
Raymond Shinsky
Gordon Horning
Lea Shinesky
Harry Shinsky
Russell Davidson
Local Visitors and Holiday Closings Reported
Howard Comstock of Fostoria visited Mr and Mrs O A Mord of and Mrs Myra Edgar on Miss Norene Callingwood of Berea spending spring vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Claude Collingwood Mr and Mrs Arnold J Krop and daughter Eloise of Ceylon visited friends here Thursday eve The local school was closed on Good Friday Leonard Gerber of Cleveland visited his grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Gerber Thursday eve
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Church Street
Ruhama
Margaret Ingols
Cleveland
la Grange
Laurel E. Baldwin
Detroit
Wow. Rockwood
Amherst
Delfing
Lewis van Arsdale
Carlisle
Kenneth Law
Edward Brown
Mansfield
Sam Brown
Harmon Sheldon
River Road
Minnie &. Wisht
Kk. Gray
Elyria
Jeanne Ingois
Vernon Rundle
Frank Longdon
Eaton
Marie Rockwood
Charity Hspital
W. 4G. Wilson
C. F. Swatt
Harriet Gray
A. E. Gray
Robert Moss
Nellie M. Auxer
Betty Hoffman
Andrew's Institute of Willoughby
Naomi Myers
Akron
R. B. Kelner
William Cole
Columbia
Bessia Ramsay
Ridgeville
Howard Comstock
Fostoria
O. A. Mordof
Myra Edgar
Norene Callingwood
Berea
Claude Collingwood
Arnold J. Krop
Eloise
Ceylon
Parker
Lorain
Leonard Gerber
Elizabeth Gerber
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