Tee copy pri Three Coats newspaper carrier ad rate
The text lists advertising rates for a newspaper carrier boy and mail daily outside Elyria with annual and other charges. It mentions a foreign advertising representative network including John W. Cullen Company locations in New York and Detroit, plus a date of Saturday August 19, 1939.
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Mail
Elyria
Doreign
John W. Cullen
Compan
North
Michigan Ave
Nue
York
Fifth Ave
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors
Minorities in Eastern Europe Spark Fresh Tensions
The piece surveys postwar minority tensions in the region, focusing on Transylvania disputes between Romania and Hungary and Croatian autonomy within Yugoslavia. It notes border clashes, Romanian-German pressure, and Croat leader Dr. Vladko Machek warning of secession and possible wider conflict, with Croatia seeking self rule under a centralized Belgrade regime.
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Europe
Danzig
Rumania
Hungary
Transylvania
Tecso
Czechoslovakia
Carol
Germany
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Vladko Machek
Croatia
Machek
Dr. Machek
Macedonia
Montenegro
Serbia
Judge Sabath Keeps Honeymoon Spirit After 51 Divorces
Chicago jurist Joseph Sabath, famed for issuing about 50 000 divorce rulings, celebrates his own anniversary with a wry remark on his long marriage. He jokes his wife remains his honeymoon partner as he jokes about inviting her to court to illustrate enduring union despite many separations.
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Joseph Sabath
Chicago
Sabath
Judge Sabath
What You Want and the Brightest Boy in America
A meditation on prodigies and self discovery traces Wilbur B Luston once hailed by Edison as America’s brightest boy. At sixteen he won a four year MIT scholarship, worked as a research engineer, studied in England and Holland, and now pursues the Moral Rearmament movement. The piece links famed prodigies to later life choices and public opinion.
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Thomas A. Edison
America
Wilbur B. Luston
Washington
District of Columbia
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Edison
New Jersey
England
Holland
Themis
Willia
O. Henry
John J. Rockefeller
W. Clark Russell
J. Sidis
Harvard
New York
Parole Boards and a Florida Murder Case Highlight System Flaws
Boake Carter argues parole systems are politicized and careless while Florida mourns a young girl’s murder tied to a controversial parole history. The piece traces one offender’s long rap sheet from New York to Pennsylvania, detailing aliases, early crimes, multiple paroles, and a 1931 discharge that allowed further offenses.
Be Still and Know God Our Refuge Amid Nation’s Turmoil
A reflective meditation contrasts biblical assurance with harsh crime history. It cites Psalmic lines about God's protection and peace, then recounts a rogue impersonator’s criminal trail from Nevada to Denver and Florida, ending with a critique of paroled justice and national sentiment.
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Jacob
God
Lord of Hosts
United States
Nevada
Denver
Montana
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Miami
Florida
West Palm Beach
Canine Hero Paddy Reilly World’s Most Decorated Dog
Paddy Reilly a tawny terrier is hailed as a top city hero in New York earning 20 medals from humane societies for saving nine people from drowning nine from fire and 23 from asphyxiation since 1927 Another Smith nickname used on a San Francisco paper years back claims to have worked 40 years as a news photographer Monday features a note on flying eggs
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Paddy Reilly
New York City
Humane Societes
Paddy
Smith
Henry Monroe Smith
San Francisco
Anniversaries and historic events featured in today’s notes
A dated roll lists birthdays and deaths of Samuel G. Goodrich Elisha Mitchell Charles Beck Richard Bland John Rock and Stoddard King with life highlights. It also marks milestones such as the Yorktown surrender the Constitution’s victory over the Guerriere a British landing near Washington and a 1641 uniform patent act.
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Samuel G. Goodrich
Boston
New York
Peter Parley
Ridgefield
Conn
Elisha Mitchell
South Carolina
Washington, Conn
Charles Beck
Harvard
Germany
Richard P. Bland
Missouri
Hartford
John Rock
California
Stoddard King
Spokane, Wash
Hudson
Yorktown
U. S
Constitution
Massachusetts
Washington
Britain
E. Burt
Connecticut
Congress
Historic newspaper milestones surface in early notices
A 19th century alert notes California gold strike via a letter in the New York Herald. Horace Greeley’s 1863 editorial “The Era of Twenty Millions” appears in the New York Tribune critiquing Lincoln era policies. A 1933 banking bill is signed by President Roosevelt.
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Tne
N. Y. Herald
Horace Greeley
N. Y. Tribune
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Notable Birthdays Across News Figures and Leaders
A roundup lists birthdays of notable figures including U S Senator Tom Connally of Texas born in McLennan county 62 years ago actress-singer Elsie Ferguson born in New York 56 years ago aviation pioneer Orville Wright born in Dayton Ohio 68 years ago actor Fred A Stone born in Colorado 66 years old Bernard M Baruch of New York born in Camden New Jersey 69 years ago Judge Sam G Bratton of Albuquerque New Mexico born Kosse Texas 31 years ago and President Manuel L Quezon of the Philippines born there 61 years ago.
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U. S
Tom Connally
Texas
McLennan
Elsie Ferguson
New York
Orville Wright
Dayton
Fred A. Stone
Colorado
Bernard M. Baruch
Camden
N. J
Sam G. Bratton
Albuquerque
N. M
Kosse
Tex
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippines
Horoscope Aug 20 1939 and Japan Submarine Cable Milage
Today's native promises fortune with caution and steady effort, noting talent in research and emergency readiness. Avoid quarrels and maintain a cooperative mind to improve success. Japan now operates 8361 nautical miles of submarine cables.
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Japan
Wheat payments for 1940 set at 18 to 22 cents per bushel
Washington reports the Agricultural Adjustment Administration will pay 1940 wheat subsidies ranging from 18 to 22 cents per bushel on normal yields within acreage allotments. A firm rate awaits 1939 production figures and 1940 allotment finals. Last year paid 28 cents. lower rate reflects larger national acreage. 1940 allotment stands at 62 million acres versus 53 million in 1939.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Not Guilty Plea Turns to Guilty in Speed Case
Oceanside judge hears long protests of not guilty pleas from speeders. A Los Angeles driver, however, pleaded guilty to excessive speed after appearing before Municipal Judge W. S. Hart.
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Oceanside
Cal
W. S. Hart
Los Angeles
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