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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1934

Page

3

Local Newspaper Financial and Mail Rates Notice

Clare George city editor and CG Hudnutt president publish the Elyria daily listing entry, postage, and subscription costs including per copy price, annual mail rates, and foreign ad reps across Chicago New York Detroit and more in a classic late 19th century notice.

Ceara Elyria Lorain

Home repair campaigns sweep cities nationwide in 1934

A National Housing Act backed home remodeling rush spreads across many U S cities with millions spent to fund renovations. Communities like Phoenix Sacramento Buffalo and Philadelphia report vast job creation and hours worked while urging Elyria to launch a local campaign to employ tradesmen through home repair programs.

Birmingham Ala Phoenix Arizona Sacramento Calif Danville Galesburg Elkhart Ind Muncie Manhattan Kansas Duluth Mion Lincoln Buffalo N. Y Kins Bay Rochester Utica Cincinnati Darton Portland Ore Philadelphia Sharon Richmond Spokane Wash Elyria

The Newspaper Boy as a Path to Manhood

The piece argues that being a newspaper boy builds self reliance, responsibility, and service to community. It describes the role as a young merchant training in punctuality, reliability, and customer relations, shaping character for adulthood and citizenship as observed in Philadelphia Bulletin.

Bor Philadelphia Bulletin

Federal payroll swells as 7 million Americans receive federal checks

The article notes a peak federal payroll with over 7,000,000 adults receiving regular federal checks. It breaks down into emergency relief, road and public works jobs, other public works, pensions, federal employees, CCC camps, and military personnel, highlighting broad coverage and public concern.

Sam Army Navy CCC Marine Corps

Fragmented Remarks on History Economy and People

A collage of historical notes and anecdotes covering government forest controls, Columbus voyage crops, bank holdings, national income shifts, census labor shifts, embassy costs, stamp theft, pencils imports, butter and milk data, rural farm outputs, school closures, and quoted conversations about reform and ambition. Mentions various dates, people, and organizations with a general reflective tone.

Columbus New World Ancle Sam Moscow Russia United States Great Britain

Anniversary notes honor notable figures across ages

A list of historical anniversaries highlights figures born or died on specific dates. Among them are Albert Brisbane, John Gouge, Samuel P Langley, Nath aniel H Harris, William Carew Hazlitt, Melville E Stone, Francis Jenkins, and Henry Suzzalo, with brief biographical context and death dates.

Albert Brisbane Batavia Richmond John Gouge England Philadelphia Samuel P. Langley Smithsonian Institution Boston Aiken S. C Nathaniel H. Harris Vicksburg California Natchez Mass William Carew Hazlitt Savist The Univ. of Washington Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching

Brown funds governor bid top Ohio per candidate filing

Clarence J. Brown of Blanchester reported spending 1103 to win the Republican nomination for governor. His Brown for Governor committee treasurer Edward T. Fore of Columbus did not file a report, with Brown noting 400 dollars saved from commuting. He reported no contributions. Other filings show N Craig McBride of Hillsboro spending 3413.37 for two Democratic Supreme Court nominees with no contributions. Brooks Fletcher of Marion, a Democratic congressman candidate, ...

Columbus Clarence J. Brown Blanchester Myera Brown Edward T. Fore Coloybus N. Craig McBride Hillsboro Ohio Supreme Court Brooks Fletcher Marian

Golden Legion Bible Study on Nehemiah 9 and national memory

The article promotes a Bible study format using Nehemiah 9 to recount the nation’s history and God’s guidance. It highlights personal and national reflection, cites origins at Jamestown, and notes biographies of Alfred R. McIntyore Mortimer Fleishhaker, and broad observations on national character and fortune.

Jehovah Jamestown Alfred R. McIntyore Boston Mortimer Fleishhaker San Francisco

Nominations Tally Campaign Expenditures Across Ohio Officials

Nominees including John K. Chaney Bloomdale Wood County ran for the 13th district Congress with 952.11 spent and no contributions reported. BE Hummel Cincinnati Republican Secretary of State bid shows 5.40 spent. Robert Follock Canton won State Senate nomination with 28 spent. Michael W Ross Canton spent 21. James A Glenn Chackton spent 818.35 for Congressional nomination while Frank Murphy Steubenville spent 1299.04.

John K. Chaney Bloomdale Wood County Wood County Farmers Union BE. J. Hummel Cincinnati Nominaton Robert §. Follock Can Ton Senate Michale W. Ross Canton James A. Glenn Cashocton Frank Murphy Steubeville

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