Publication imprint and advertising details of Elyria newspaper
The notice lists publisher G Budnutt as publisher of a daily paper published each evening except Sundays. It details postal classification, 1879 act, pricing per copy and subscription, and distribution areas including Elyria, Lorain and adjoining counties, Ohio and foreign advertising reps in Chicago New York Detroit.
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Elyria
Matl
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors
Recognition and Trade with the Soviet Regime Referenced
The passage notes that while Great Britain and Germany have recognized the Soviet government, their trade with it has fallen to one quarter of prewar levels.
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Great Britain
Germany
Future careers for coeds at Kansas reveal changing roles
A KU questionnaire shows only 7 of 1705 expect home making. 84 want journalism, 80 nursing, 60 business, 16 medicine, 1 law. Many expressed no choice, noting new economic independence for women while affirming the ongoing value of family and children.
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University of Kansas
Occupational Dangers in Science and Industry
The piece notes how advances in drilling and handling materials create health risks like silicosis and bone-weakening from radium exposure. It highlights workers accepting risk for pay, the need for protective measures, and federal protection to guard laborers from self-harm while praising scientists who sacrifice health for progress.
Building Ships Lay Keel On New 30000 Ton Ocean Liner
Camden New Jersey marks the keel laying of a 30000 ton ocean liner the largest built in the United States and the first American trans Atlantic liner in years. The project cost about 20 million dollars with materials from 43 states employing hundreds more workers and supported by federal subsidies to boost American ocean carriage.
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Camden
N. J
United States
High Seas
America
Restriction on admitting aliens to the U S urged
Congressman Hamilton Fish Jr outlines a bill to limit immigration from governments lacking diplomatic ties with the United States including Soviet Russia. He cites deportation difficulties, warns communists threaten industries, notes 1925 activity, and recalls prewar trade with Russia.
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U. S
Hamilton Fish, Jr
New York
Garrison
N. Y
Harvard
New York State
Congress
United States
Soviet Russia
House
Minnesota
Department of Justice
Passaic
New Bedford
Gastonia
Russia
Disparities In Views Of College Presidents
What becomes of all the college presidents' views about the distribution of opinions. The remark notes that only sea and mine disasters are evenly distributed on earth, implying a critique of evenly shared perspectives.
Trade with Russia Hinges on Recognition, Says Official
An official notes that exports to Russia reached 86 million dollars last year without Soviet recognition, while suggesting manufacturers are urged to push for recognition to unlock broader markets. He argues that even without recognition the current trade is substantial, implying potential growth if policy shifts occur.
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Russia
Day's Music Store Christmas Gift Suggestions
Day's Music Store highlights Christmas gifts as permanent pleasures with Majestic refrigerators and radios, electric appliances, lamps, clocks, tools, bicycles, and 25 percent off sporting goods. It promotes easy payment, in-store tables of gift items, greeting cards, music albums, bird supplies, and an Easy club for homemakers, plus a model airplane kit for scouts.
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Majestic
Notable birthdays and deaths on this date
Today marks anniversaries of Heinrich Heine born 1797 and died 1856, Joseph Howe born 1804 and died 1873, Arthur Penrhyn Stanley born 1815 and died 1881, Phillips Brooks born 1835 and died 1895, Hermanes B Duryea born 1863 and died 1916 in Saranac Lake. Names span Germany Canada England the United States and New York.
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Heinrich Heine
Joseph Howe
Halifax
Arthur Penrhyn Stanley
Dean Stanley
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Mass
Hermanes B. Duryea
Brooklyn
N. Y
Saranac Lake
Today in History events across centuries
Tasman discovers New Zealand in 1642, the Murphy Company reaches Sutter's Fort with wagons in 1844, Fredericksburg battles in 1862, and American troops cross the Rhine in 1918. This mosaic highlights key milestones in exploration, migration, and warfare across four eras.
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New Zealand
Tasman
Murphy Company
Sutter's Fort
Fredericksburg
Rhine
Today’s Birthdays Highlight Historic Figures
Dr. A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard, born in Boston fourty years ago. Alvin C York, WWI hero and educator, born in Fentress County Tennessee forty three years prior. Charlies W Furlong, explorer and author, born in Cambridge Massachusetts fifty six years ago. Major General Andrew Hero Jr born in New Orleans sixty two years ago.
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A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Boston
Alvin C. York
Fentress County
Tenn
Charlies W. Furlong
Cambridge
Mass
Andrew Hero, Jr
New Orleans
Fortunate Day Predicted For Career And Fortune
The horoscope promises a fortunate day with employer favor and insight into speculative matters. It notes a balance of mental and physical powers and the potential to turn effort into fame and fortune if the native applies themselves.
Christy Junior Club Elects Officers at Oberlin Meeting
Eighteen members attended the Christy Junior club gathering at Mrs W C Christy’s Spring Street home in Oberlin on Thursday evening. A pot luck supper preceded the annual election of officers with Eva Hungerford named in the results.
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Christy
Oberlin, O
Christy Junior Club
W. C. Christy
Spring Street
Eva Hungerford
Local Club Holds Yearend Meeting with New Officers
At the meeting Cora Hungerford was elected president with Sheila Oldfield as vice-president and Wanda Powers as treasurer. A secretary was chosen and two new members were elected. Plans were made for a Christmas party on Friday evening December 19 with a gift exchange and an engaging program.
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Cora Hungerford
Sheila Oldfield
Wanda Powers
Vine Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
The annual officer election of Vine Rebekah Lodge was held this week. Noble Grand is Mrs Florence Shaffstall, vice Grand Mrs Lizzie Berger, Recording secretary Miss Ruth Waite, Financial secretary Mrs Myrta Feakins, Treasurer Mrs Lena Gerber, Deputy Pres Mrs Cora Walker, Trustee Mrs Kathryn Horning, Degree Captain Clifton Feakins.
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Vine Rebekah Lodge
Noble
Florence Shaffstall
Lizzie Berger
Ruth Waite
Myrta Feakins
Lena Gerber
Cora Walker
Kathryn Horning
Clifton Feakins
Oberlin School of Commerce Glee Club Program
A musical program by the Boys and Girls Glee clubs and the school orchestra delighted the Oberlin School of Commerce student body at yesterday’s assembly. The Reminder staff names include Ruth Fae as editor in chief and Lila Aeberseld as assistant editor among many editors and reporters listed. Arthur Hobson assists faculty advisor E. E. Etoll.
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Oberlin School of Commerce
Reminder
Ruth Fae
Lila Aeberseld
Molly Ludwig
Marcella Tobin
Alvah Walker
Mary Ba’les
Doris Comer
Clarence Barnum
Frederick Perkson
Arthur Buswell
Eleanor Warden
Melvin Williams
May Evelyn Brandon
Helen Clara
Vera Crawford
Lois Hyde
Everett Sims
Louise Pierce
Jack Crawford
Jack High
Frank Simmons
Marjorie Bayless
Mildred Haueisen
Arthur Hobson
E. E. Etoll
Christmas Vesper Service At First Methodist Church
The Christmas Vesper service will be presented at 9 a.m. Sunday December 14 at the First Methodist Church. Don Morrison, choir director, has arranged a fine program including solo numbers, a string quartet and chorus. Instrumental soloists include Professor George Waln on clarinet MaryJorie Watters on harp Willard Ward on cello George Hardesty on violin Bernard Mason on viola and Emil Casper on violin.
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First Methodist Church
Don Morrison
George Waln
MaryJorie Watters
Willard Ward
George Hardesty
Bernard Mason
Emil Casper
Christmas Church Night at First Church in James Brand House
The Christmas Church Night will be held Monday evening at 7 30 in the James Brand House. Mr Christopherson and his Madrigal singers with Professor Kessler and Miss Nash will present a delightful program followed by refreshments and a social hour.
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James Brand
Christianson
Professor Kessler
Miss Nash
December meeting of Women's League of Voters
The December meeting will be held Monday afternoon December 15 at 2 o'clock at Maison Fran caise on West College street with Mrs Johnston as hostess. Professor Newell Sims will discuss state institutions for defectives dependents and delinquents.
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Women's League of Voters
Maison Francaise
West College Street
Johnston
Newell Sims
Spanish Club Meeting Postponed to December 16
The regular monthly meeting of the Spanish club, scheduled for this evening at the Women's building, has been postponed to Tuesday, December 16 at 7 p.m. The program includes Simon Bolivar by Albert Turk, Spanish Christmas Customs by Mary Harvey, four Christmas carols sung by Nancy Millette and Henry Mosher.
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Simon Bolivar
Albert Turk
Mary Harvey
Nancy Millette
Henry Mosher
Ranger Girl Scouts Meet at Professor McCullough Home
The Ranger troop of the Girl Scouts will meet Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6 at Professor James McCullough’s home 153 South Cedar Avenue. Mrs Abbie Davis of Morgan Street is seriously ill at home.
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Girl Scouts
James McCullough
South Cedar Avenue
Abbie Davis
Morgan Street
Social notes from Elyria Oberlin and Steubenville visits
Miss Edythe Mellen of Elyria spent Thursday and Friday with friends in Oberlin. Mrs Helen Humphrey of Walnut Street is spending the weekend with Mrs Floyd Worthington in Steubenville.
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Edythe Mellen
Elyria
Oberlin
Helen Humphrey
Walnut Street
Floyd Worthington
Steubenville
Frances Carr Recovers From Chicken Pox Attack
Frances Carr daughter of Professor and Mrs Easton Carr is recovering from an attack of chicken pox. Another sister Elizabeth is ill with the disease.
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Frances Carr
Easton Carr
Elizabeth
Wisconsin fruit crops fall below normal in 1920s report
Madison Wisconsin Apple and grape yields are forecast below normal per state crop statistician Walter H Ebling. He says only about half the regular apple crop and 62 percent of the normal grape crop are expected this year.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Walter H. Ebling
Chimneys blamed for Indiana fires in 1930 damages
Indiana fires in 1930 were blamed on defective chimneys, causing more fires than any other cause and resulting in losses exceeding $620,000, according to a report issued by the state fire marshal in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Second Annual Conference
Beaver Dam Wisconsin will host the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture second annual conference. Topics include marketing and taxation with emphasis on the burden of general property taxation as the principal subject.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
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