Newspaper pricing and advertising details from 1579 era
The text lists pricing for newspaper copies and subscriptions and notes office locations in Elyria New York and Chicago. It credits Robert K Ward as national advertising representative and reserves republication rights for Fy namore Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raves
BOC
Carrier Fm City
Elyria
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Wabash Ave
Robert K. Ward
Fynamore Press
Republica Mews
Harding Candidacy Seen as Likely for Republic Party
The article argues Senator Harding will dominate the Republican convention with Ohio support and party backing, despite General Wood’s broader appeal. It suggests Harding's ultra conservative stance and strong organization could secure the nomination and lead to an active campaign, while multiple parties might influence the election dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nator Harding
Ney
Ohio
Cople
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Barnes
Alould
Ile
Wood
Har 1
Yable
Harding
Congress
Defeat of Ohio Income Tax Bill Marks Tax Debate
The income tax measure failed yesterday in Ohio amid debate over its structure. It proposed one percent on incomes up to four thousand dollars for single filers, two percent up to fifty thousand, and three percent thereafter, affecting those earning over two thousand dollars. Proponents cited education and state needs, while opponents argued rates were too high and unfairly personal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ryone
City Council urged to approve firemen double platoon plan
The piece criticizes the council for delays in implementing a double platoon system for firemen starting January 1. It notes public demand, questions council reasons for holding pay and staffing decisions, and references Washington and President’s desire to end demobilization amid national sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Dry Supreme Court Decision Sparks Doomsday Fears
Reading from the 17th as a sign of fate, some New York drinkers claim the court ruling will end the world. They express indifference to living or dying, believing the decision reduces personal regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
New York
Washington
Education warmups and field notes from Lorain County
Readers follow a classroom scene explaining how schooling evolved from private pay to state funded free schools. The piece outlines township, district, county, and state supervision, plus roles of school boards and teachers, ending with a teaser about hunting eye and maps of tracking in the wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goverment
Bureau of Education
Wanamaker Citizen Merchant and Faithful Worker
The piece portrays John Wanamaker as a tireless Philadelphia merchant prince active in civic and religious life. He arrives early to supervise the store, trains clerks, and engages in policy and management while maintaining deep church and community commitments. His faith and drive are captured in the quote Thinking trying and trust ing in God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Wasargoker
Bpan
Omarnings
New 4
Seragis
Wanamaker
Prohibition sparks thoughtful talk amid coal strike chatter
Mrs Joe Lark asserts prohibition has made her husband more thoughtful and less needful of tasks. She weighs the coal strike sides and argues the fire side is the most important during ongoing labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Curoklcle
Evering Telegram
BP. Burke
Kattor
Beecad
Kiyria
Oke
Auras
Senator Harding
Council
Bette Fren
America
Gratest Wilson
Rod
By Morris
Lorain County
Young Citizens
It Adventures
Hunting Eye
Alkane
Hum
North Woods
Huotig Eye
Hare
Faredo
Tex
Dee
Tampico
Excelsior of
Mexico City
John Wanamarker
Columbus
House
Noes
g/tiif
Oberlin
Howard
Preston
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Abe Martin
Express
Lord Wheelbarrow
Harry the Big
Hi Smith Co