Elyria Evening News Postal Rates and Circulation
The notice lists Sunday and holiday delivery exceptions, post office entry in 1879, and single copy price of three cents. Mail rates show $0.915 per week, $3.50 yearly outside Elyria including Lorain area, and $5.68 yearly elsewhere in Ohio. Foreign ad reps are John W Casen Co with offices in New York Detroit Chicago Columbus.
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Clare Geohrgel
Conor
Isc
Elyria
Lorain
Adjoiranties
Ohio
John W. Casen Company
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
Herb Shop on Dey Street Skims Time with Old Fashioned Remedies
The New York herb shop run by Dr Otto Raubenheimer on Dey Street, near the AT&T building, stocks five thousand herbs from Arabia to Egypt. He sells old fashioned remedies like garlic extract and sassafras tea, with no bookkeeping machines, just personal service since 1874. The shop features dandelion root, burdock, sassafras, and ginseng, and reflects a bygone era of home remedies and tonics.
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New York
Dey Street
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Arabia
Egypt
Otto Raubenheimer
Dew Street
Brooklyn
Gerlic
Hzeubente
Grug
Strange Sunday baseball riot and trial in 1896 Indianapolis
Article recalls a Sunday ban dispute between the Indianapolis and Kansas City clubs on May 22, 1896. After a late decision to play, tensions rose to a halt in the third inning with 6,000 spectators, leading to players being jailed and a subsequent trial the next day in which a player was fined two dollars.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Cone
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Anniversaries and notable births and deaths listed
A catalog of anniversaries from 1801 to 1934 notes notable figures including Solomon F. Smith born Norwich New York died 1869 and John Gibbon and Daniel Chester French with birthplaces and death dates. It also lists Alfred Colquitt John M Farley Thaddeus Lowe and Roy E. Larsen, along with other figures and events from 1836 to 1934.
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Soloomon F. Smith
St. Louis
Norwich
N. Y
Alfred H. Colquitt
Georgia
Walton Co. G
John Gibbon
Philadelphia
Baltimore
John M. Farley
New York
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Donald McKay
San Francisco
Thaddeus S. C. Lowe
Cincinnati
Macon
Colorado
Germany
United States
Lt von Rintelen
Army
New Jersey
NRA
500 Boys In Elyria And Vicinity Now In Scout Program
Approximately 500 boys in Elyria and vicinity are now participating in the Boy Scout program of character building and good citizenship. The Firelands Area Council shows growth from 599 Scouts and 26 troops in 1930 to 1,619 Scouts and 71 troops in 1939. Troop 103, one of the oldest in Elyria, lists officers and patrols including Pioneer Patrol led by Robert Riddle and Wolf Patrol led by Lyle Smith, reflecting active local Scouting structure.
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Elyria
Firelands Area
Counci
Troop
Willard Stoney
Jud Ryan
Leonora Terry
Morris L. Brown
Jason Geisel
Harry Kopko
James Ryan
C. A Brooker
Robert Chapman
Troup
Pioneer Patrol
Robert Riddle
Robert Ordway
Dick Ryan
Jack Ryan
Richard Hansman
Charles Brown
Donald Gantz
Charles Geisel
Donald Yancer
John Bowdler
Paul Gannet
Tom Smith
Roy Moyer
Edward Hard
John McKenney
Donald Pember
Beaver
Wesley Fackler
Hemsley Quits Drinking Emphatically
Ralston Hemsley of the Cleveland Indians declares he has quit drinking for life and aims to help others defeat alcohol. At 33 he plans a great baseball career and credits Alcoholics Anonymous with his recovery. The story praises AA and hopes his example inspires others to break the grip of strong drink.
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Ralston Hemsley
Cleveland Indians
Hemsley
John Barleycorn
Cleveland
Catcher Hemsley
Alcoholics Anonymous
New York
Spring Dreams Versus War Grim On Europe Fronts
A reflective piece links a 25 year-old German offensive at Les Eparges with modern spring imagery as Europe braces for renewed conflict. It notes Norwegian ships sunk, Western Front tensions, and mobilizations in Italy while Holland Belgium, Sweden and Romania respond to looming threats.
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Les Eparges
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Sweden
Rumania
Bessarabia
Peace Conference
U. S
Sumner Welles
Europe
Iceland
Greenland
East Indies
Nations
United States
Congress
Farmers Face Highest Farm Accident Death Toll, NSC Reports
The National Safety Council reports farm work as the leading cause of accidental deaths in 1938, with 4,300 farm fatalities, 26 percent of the total 16,500 across all industries. Other fatal counts include 4,000 in trade and service, 2,700 in construction, 2,000 in transportation and utilities, 2,000 in manufacturing, and 1,500 in mining.
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National Safety Council
United States
Elyria Stocks Report Thin Trade Amid Mixed Quotes
Daily stock bulletin for Elyria shows nominal bids and asks across several issues. Investments include American Lace and Harshaw Chemical with modest price changes and unclear par values noted. overall activity appears light with sporadic quotations and small spreads.
Texas Battle Over Garner Roiled by Old Guard and New Dealers
In Texas the Garner faction faces a clash between the Long-Established Old Guard and rising New Deal militants as Roosevelt's influence and a third term bid stir state politics. Sam Rayburn and other leaders weigh loyalties while Texas delegates debate control of the party ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Alvin J. Wirt
Houston
Roosevelt
Wirt
Maury Maverick
Maverick
Mavor Miler
Mack Taylor
Tarrant County
Lyndon Johnson
Ewing Thomason
John R. Brinkley
U. S
Texas
Brinkley
Kansas
Ddaniel
Jim Ferguson
Ma” Ferguson
Ma” Ferguson, Wth
San Antonio
San Antono
Earl Marfield
Br United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Lone Star
Jack Garner
Wailwick
Texas Democracy
Old Guard
New Deal
Sam Barburm
White House
Jack
Parburn
Rayburn
Jesse Jones
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Oild
Garner
Chicago
Sam
Ditter
Sam Rerburn
Wiliam Bankhead
Gene Cox
Rules Committee
Cox-Barden
NEW Deal Generalissimo
Old Fashioned Shop List Sparks Nostalgia for 1940s Tea
A writer recalls sniffing and tasting a variety of herbs and plants from a bygone shop, mentioning items like kola nut wormwood peppermint juniper berries mistletoe sage leaves gentian blackberry and more. The passage captures memories of an old fashioned apothecary experience.
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the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bible Readings Saturday April 20 Refers to St Matthew 18 1 10
Reading notes cite St Matthew 18 1 10 where Jesus welcomes a child and warns that one must become as a child to enter the kingdom of heaven. Translation attributed to DR MOFFATT.
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Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
DR. Moffatt
Noisy Independence With Cautious Ambition
The reading notes a theme of independence and a domineering streak. It warns of a pull toward exploring mysteries through unconventional means and ads against causing disapproval from associates to safeguard deserved rewards.
Turning Toward God A Personal Change Told
A man confronts his self centered life and decides to let God rule. He feels better already and believes God has a plan. Repentance means leaving sin behind and showing sincere mourning through changed living. The Forward Movement promotes turning first then following and learning in discipleship.
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Misher
Elyrii
Charles B. Driscoll
Chas. Driscoll
Sers
Iner
South
Virginia
Guassia
John Hix
Julep Fin
Metek
Par
France
Roy E. Larsen
Fairfield
Elyria and
Wien
God
Montesquieu
P. R. Smith & Elyria Saint Fri
American Lace
Colson V. T. C. Depositors Mort
Harshaw Chem, Cor Marion Reserve
P. S
Perry-Fay
MPA
Ldg
Drew Pearson
Robert S. Allen
Oberlin
Browder
Earl Browder
Oberlin College
Finney Chanel
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Elyria Savings Trust
Bible
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank
Masonic Temple and System
Pocahontas
Lake Ave
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