Elyria Chronicle Telegram Publisher and pricing data
The text presents publication details for the Elyria Chronicle Telegram, listing ownership, editor, and pricing terms. It notes Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company as publisher, CLA George as editor, and rates for box delivery, local, statewide, and foreign advertising representation.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Uieculahon
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Cla George
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
What's Right With America by Mary E Woolley Educator
An excerpt extols core American freedoms and civic rights. It argues freedom of region conscience speech press and assembly as foundational blessings and urges vigilance to preserve birthright of liberty against totalitarian temptations. The piece praises public opinion as a shield for rights.
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America
Mary E. Woolley
Une
Liberty
Deflating Football Critics Clash Over College Payoffs
Robert M. Hutchins argues that money corrupts intercollegiate football and amateur ideals, while coaches and alumni defend gate receipts as essential to financing other college sports. The piece calls for budgeting football like other university departments and warns against excessive commercialization.
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Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chivago
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Hutchins
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Whitehins
Spreading Tolerance Through Personal Action
Dr. Alan Valentine of the University of Rochester argues that tolerance begins at home with each citizen. He urges Americans to expose and stamp out sparks of intolerance in their towns and households to safeguard liberty and civic integrity. He cites Aristotle and Kant to stress living well and aligning politics with morals.
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Alan Valentine
University of Rochester
America
Steel Pens End Quill Era By 1820 Invention
English schoolmaster James Perry invented a steel pen in 1820, launching the Perrian pen and popularizing metal writing tools. The article notes broader pen history and mentions era shifts away from quills.
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James Perry
Todays anniversaries and history notes compiled
A compact column lists historical anniversaries and birthdays with dates and notable figures. Entries include Robert Collyer, Henty, Henry Laurens, and Henry T. Meso, plus events like New Amsterdam’s seal, KDKA’s first broadcasts, and Coolidge budget surplus. Also includes TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Percy Crosby and Kenneth Roberts.
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Ea Jen
Goin
Almowr
Peace Campaler
Robert Collyer
New York
Englund
Chauies
Columbia
Chinton B. Fiza
New Jersey
New Drea
George A Henty
Engust
Henry T Meso
Burling
New Amsterdam
Percy L Crosby
McLean Vacattoanst
Skipp
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kenneth Roberts
Kenneburn
Auto Crashes Court In Pasadena
In Pasadena a car owned by Torvald Fredericksen rolled from a hillside and crashed through the sheriff's building, ending up near the judge's bench in the township courtroom. Fredericksen, who went to report the theft, found his vehicle already there.
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Pasadena
Cal
Torvald Fredericksen
Sheriff’s Office
Bible Readings and Faith in Redemption for Troubled Nations
A church note cites Isaiah on light and God’s glory, urging nations to seek divine redemption. It references postwar tension, rearmament fears, and calls for constants prayers for peace. Bishop McKim recalled Tokyo’s quake in 1922 and urged steadfast faith in God.
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Greas
Tokyo
McKim
Five Hundred Compete in Bradford Darts Tournament
Bradford England saw five hundred players enter a darts tournament showcasing wide participation and competitive rounds across multiple sections. Local organizers praised strong turnout and community interest in the event.
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Five Hundred
Bradford
England
Bears to Increase Yellowstone Park Visitors
Park officials warn tourists that roads may be lined with more bear cubs next year as bears cycle in a breeding year. The reasoning: mothers typically have cubs every two years, making this an off season for now and a potentially busier breeding year ahead. In Pittsburg, Mrs. Myrtle Ewald notes Mercy, the Alpine hotel cat, has nightly brought home a cat or two rats for two years.
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Yellowstone National Park Park
Pittsburg
Cil
Myrtle Ewald
Alpine Hotel
Wat Mercy
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