Chronicle Telegram ad rates and publication details 1938
The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company announces publication every evening except Sunday and holidays. Rates shown include single copy three cents, carrier delivery nine dollars and fifteen cents yearly in advance, mail daily outside Lorain for four dollars yearly, within Ohio five dollars yearly. Foreign advertising reps listed in Chicago New York Detroit. February 3, 1938.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Sinders Audit Bureau
Second Street
Ilyria
Ohto
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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En A. Guyuonutt
J Clarig
Hulblays
Wigria Postoffice
Mail
Ciyria
Lorain
State of Ohio
Dgohn W. Cullen Company
Chicago, & So
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Dressing for Congress: Capitol Hill Suits Fall From Favor
A reporter uncovers a sharp decline in formal suit rentals in Washington. Once 25 shops offered tuxedos for lawmakers, now only six remain as Congress grows citified. Nearly all 531 members own tuxedos, with many renting only tail coats for state affairs. High hats gather dust as dress codes shift under the influence of the new deal era.
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Capitol Hill
Statesman
Congress
Washington
George VI
Sawyer Announces Democratic Governorship Bid in Ohio
The article notes Charles Sawyer entering the Democratic race for Ohio governor. It says many Democrats favor Sawyer, opposing Martin L. Davey, and Sawyer pledges business-friendly state operations, nonpolitical highway management, opposition to forced contributions, a relief plan, and tax-study aims. Reports across the state show broad Democratic support coalescing around Sawyer.
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Charles Sawyer
Martin L. Daver
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Pneumonia Peak Pointed By Dr Goodrich
Dr Charles I Goodrich president of the New York Medical Society says the pneumonia curve peaks between mid January and mid February. He emphasizes early diagnosis as key to successful treatment and urges staying in bed and calling a doctor before it worsens. A prudent citizen should heed these cautions and seek modern remedies promptly.
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Charles I. Goodrich
New York Amedical Society
Peanuts Substitute Chalk For Parking Tickets In Milwaukee
Milwaukee police discover a novel method replacing chalk marks with peanuts to tag parked cars. A peanut under a wheel marks each vehicle during rounds, yielding tickets when found intact. The plan risks failure from wildlife and children, and is not advocated as policy.
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Milwaukee
United States
John MM. Allison
Anniversary notices and notable births listed in fragments
A fragmented tribune-like list recalls anniversaries and birthdays of notable figures, including Joseph E. Johnston a confederate general and railroad commissioner, Elizabeth Blackwell a pioneer physician, Edwin Adams a stage star, Sidney Lanier a poet, Hudson Maxim an inventor, and others. Also noted are historical dates such as Michigan Central Railroad openings and the death of Woodrow Wilson, with brief mentions of birthplaces and careers.
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Joseph E. Johnston
Isman
U. 3
Burm
Wherry Crov
New Tribune
Bern Ar Ambherss
Selous
Elisha K.hene
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Blackwell
London
New York
England
Edwin Adams
Former Minister Of Spencer To Conduct Youth Program
Rev George Bates, former pastor of the wheel Bapis church, announces a new youth radio program titled Your Thee to be broadcast on WCLE 10 2. The program will feature vocal ensembles, special numbers, testimonies from youths, and a brief Gospel message, aimed at Cleveland youths and connected with Nottingham Church in Cleveland. It notes Bates’s prior youth nights and community involvement.
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Nottingham
Cleveland
George al Bates
Pasar
Arcade
Bible Readings and Pasadena Tourney Notes
Bible readings describe God’s plan and human paths through failure and repentance. A Friday fellowship program leads into a 7 p m meeting. Pasadena notes mark Thomas J Randolph, 71, a longtime Roses Tournament regular, escorted from the city after prior theft term.
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Pasadenas
Thomas J. Randolph
Scarface
McClusky
Roosevelt's Mugwump Talk in Roosevelt Era News
In a period of intense political maneuvering, discussions highlight President Roosevelt's reliance on Democratic party support amid a clash with mugwumps. The piece notes tensions over foreign policy, aviation bills, and Senate delays, while praising public praise for administrative work and predicting opposition to anti-lynching legislation. It also comments on Supreme Court appointments, draft reforms, and labor disputes shaping wartime policy.
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Emss
Natio Chatengin Farley
Chi
Tig Jim
Ludlow
Jim
White House
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Roosevelta
Senate
Stanley Reed
Supreme Cours
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Roberts
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Sutherland
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Butler
Brandeis
Black
Reed
Cardozy
Fyotmind
Flilo
VeUlly
Fines Paid with Stamps in Local Court Case
A fragment describes Lawrence W. Phillips paying fines with postage stamps sent by mail. It notes one fine valued at about $2.90 and another at a different amount, both settled via stamps rather than cash.
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Laawrence W. Phillips
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