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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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, ...
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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.
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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.
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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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New York
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Detroit
General Motors
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Westinghouse
San Jose
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Dorothy Parker
West End
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Edward H.R. Green
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Daniel Frohman
Sandusky
Oh Merrill
Cretary
Federal Reserve Board
Missouri
Willis R. Whitney
General Electric
R Laboratory
Schenectady
Sallys
Akaral
Dole
Golden Legion Bible Study
Murbach
Riverside Tavern
Coonville Bridge
Benny Schubert
Avery
Whale
Earl H. Hanefeld
Charles M. Beer
Ohio Shoe Repair
Bell Clothing Store
Mill Street
Selene
Federal Housing Administration
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Amherst