Chronicle-Telegram Names Burke Managing Editor
The Chronicle-Telegram announces Burke as Managing Editor, with office at 331 Bacond Bt Elyria Ohio. News operations include Associated Press dispatches and advertising services. office locations listed in New York Chicago and Lorain counties with subscription rates and membership in press organizations.
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He Chronicle-Telegram
Cy Burke
Bacond Bt
Elyria
Ohio
Society
Ety
Lorain
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Ofice
Wabash Ave
Robert E. Ward
National Advertising
Experience with cold cars in Syria Ohio prompts rider concerns
A Syria Ohio reader laments unheated trains and closed waiting rooms during zero weather. He praises some crew for efforts to limit heat loss but urges the Western Company to add rear vestibule heat and more cars at peak times to improve comfort and safety for passengers.
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Hwestern Company
Cleveland
Rman
Ise
Debated shifts on recognizing Soviet Russia for trade
The passage discusses British and American factions exaggerating Russian threats to spur anti Bolshevik sentiment while quietly considering recognizing the Soviet government to restore trade. It notes Lloyd George faces pressure to acknowledge the Soviet regime to enable commercial relations.
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America
Lloyd George
Lenine
Trotsky
It’s a Grand and Glorious Feeling in Fur Sales
A shopper from nearby Cleveland visits a local furniture store, looks at fur items, then travels to Berea and seeks the same goods. He decides to buy locally after fearing losing the sale, uttering the phrase It’s a grand and glorious feeling as the sale closes.
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Cleveland
Nésehe
Berea
Spargo Discusses Democracy and Industrialism for All
John Spargo spoke in Cleveland on democracy defining it as rule by those governed with equal opportunity and proper government and education. He hinted industrialism means equal livelihood, a view worth consideration. The note adds talk of labor leader Warren Stone as potential labor party president and a quip about shorter women's skirts.
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John Spargo
Cleveland
Warren
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Labor Party
U S Death Rate in 1918 Declared Highest on Record
The United States death rate for 1918 is reported as the highest on record in Dureau's annual mortality, noting a rate around 18 per 1000 population with about 1018 deaths attributed to a four month period of major illnesses.
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U.S
Dureau
Unclear historical death rates and causes summary
Data fragment cites disease death rates in 1917 and other years, mentioning pneumonia influenza tuberculosis and heart disease. It notes high death counts and shares across causes, with figures for pneumonia and related illnesses among leading killers.
Frank A Munsey and His Newspaper Ventures
A historical sketch recounts Frank A Munsey born in Mercer Maine in 1854 and later prospering in New York media. It lists his purchases and mergings including the New York Herald the Sun and other papers, and notes his ownership of magazines and the Washington Times. It mentions family details and a congressional probe related to German American brewers.
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Frank A. Munsey
New York Herald
Pra
New York
Ventue
The
Argosy
Munsey's
Railroad Man's Magazine
Al-Story
Munsey
Baltimore News
A York Star
Asa
Advertiser
Jave Jt
New York American
Ali Munsty
Washington Times
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
Munsaey
Sinty-Si
Mercer
Home Made Picture Frames For Girls By Carolyn Greawle Bailey
A 1920 article explains simple do it yourself picture frames using common materials. It details framing outdoor photos in a box cover, crafting raffia braided frames, and making a circular frame with silk lining and a snap shot opening.
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Carolyn Greawle Bailey
Conwriett
J. H. Millar
The Girl Who Paid a Dollar Down
The Norris couple, young and pleasant, hide a debt burden shaping a tense home life. A visitor learns Mrs Norris’s installment purchases bred nerve-wracking worry and near-constant fear of collectors, transforming their marriage and happiness. By years later, debt free, the wife greets the journalist with a quiet recovery.
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Abe
Mrs. Norris
Henrietta Isolated A Week From The World
Hienrietta Feb The community reports belated news due to infrequent carrier and broken telephones for a week A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Howard McCrady another to Mr and Mrs Dee Ritchie and a third to Mr and Mrs John Bohn Mrs FP A Coates is a guest at home three weeks In Bi yria Albert Scheats is sick Chas Griffen plans to move to Amherst A Christian Endeavor social was held at Audley s last week Jury service referenced amid an epidemic affecting the town
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Hienrietta
Howard McCrady
Dee Ritchie
John Bohn
Coates
Albert Scheats
Local Notes From Sheffield and Avon February Event Remains
Har ley Ysen of Avon fell ill suddenly while at Logan Gas Go and was taken home. Mrs Moris of Vincent hosted the Ladies Aid euchre on January 2. Mr and Mrs John Wilhelmy suffered flu illness. Mrs Bainbridge suffered burns from a padine stave explosion while fighting it last Sunday. A youth group visited Mr and Mrs Gewd in Avon for a dancing gathering with refreshments. Clarence and Mary Smith of Gulf Read welcomed a daughter born January 47. Mr and Mrs Quart Johnson hosted Elyria relatives last Sunday. Mrs Ray Walker on Athey road was briefly on the sick list but is improving.
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Sheffield
Harley John Ysen
Avon
Logan
Moris
San
Gewd
Clarence Smith
Gulf Read
Larn
Juirt Johnson
Elyria
Ray Walker
Athey Road
Local Social Notes From Grafton and Nearby Areas
Sunday visits and family gatherings fill the week with relatives in Grafton Belden and Elysa. Dowdell spent Sunday with his brother West while April and Till families joined kin in Belden and Medina for social time and assistance during illness.
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H. W. Dowdell
Grafton
How to Build a Sand-Powered Wheel Toy
A GM Ryde guide shows boys how to build a small sand driven wheel toy using a three-piece pine board frame. Uncle Bob explains assembling a built up wheel with a 2 inch diameter circle, keyhole saw, and marked paddles.
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Ryde
Uncle Bob
Sonny
Cony Rizh Hose Fe
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Lorain County
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Bell Syndicate
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Dent
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LaGrange
Joe Rising
Familly
Jann Rising
Belden
James April
John April
Ernest Till
Shurvil Epernt
Mfre
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Fred Armbruger
Johvia Moore
Strange Epent
Hana
Joe Law
Johnston
Elysa
Fred Armbruster
Flynna
Reluaivves
Florence Shafter Fe
Pearl Armbruster
Peel
Guy Armbruster
Albert Haufy
Hille Sranddausiiter
Ernest Dill
Medina
Bueipera
Bennie Speith
Ruby Crass
Jake Blaury
Valley Par
Abe Martin
Ee Fresh
Doctor Jaster
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C. W. Phillips
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