Elyria Daily News Publication Details From Historic Notice
Publication schedule and delivery rates for Elyria News, listing daily and Sunday editions. Includes postal terms, pricing by carrier and mail, and associations with News Service and circulation auditors. Mentions New York and Chicago representation offices and local Elyria phone listings.
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International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertisge
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Lorain County Chronicle launches Sunday edition with aims
The Lorain County Chronicle announces its maiden Sunday edition and seeks readers cooperation. It promises extra telegraphic service until 2 30 AM and a strong local focus with International News Service features and a comic section to rival metropolitan papers.
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Lorain County
Ens
Ter
Ity
Saturnight
International News Service
Titye Bretheren
Lorain Conracers
Eaders
German Indemnity Demands and Allied Position
The article argues the German indemnity of 66 billion dollars over forty years is a bluff likely to be revised, serving chiefly to pacify France. It cautions the Allies would enforce payment, keeping Germany militarized for decades, while noting the United States bears no indemnity and did not fight for money. It cites Bergdoll’s escape route via Canada and England.
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Germany
France
Great Britain
Punitive thoughts on passport laws and patriotic justice
The piece imagines clashing with British passport rules to bring a noted slacker back home. It cites Uncle Sam’s prompt action against the Lord Mayor of Cork as poetic justice. It notes Reds leaving the country, a hatch to Russia, and cites remorse of an Illinois preacher who robbed mail funds.
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Sam
Cork
Russia
Common Sense Reflections on Selfishness and Principles
A compact meditation on selfishness, honesty, and principle. It argues that selfish people claim lofty motives, mistake self interest for virtue, and that trust is betrayed by schemes and quarrels. The text contrasts money focus with integrity, urging prudent, cautious behavior in daily dealings.
Voice Of The People Opposes City Charter
A reader from Lorain writes to oppose a proposed City Charter and a special election. He questions the rush, contends taxes are high enough, warns of a potential political ring, and pledges to oppose the charter in any way he can.
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Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Hue
Work of mercy done by child welfare group in Elyria
Elyria hosts a branch of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children operating from Memorial Hospital basement. A nurse follows up with discharged patients and coordinates frequent visits, while seeking admissions, and the group appeals to car owners via the Women’s Club Child Welfare Department for transport support.
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Elyria
Thome
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Memorial Hospital
Gates Hospital
Oh'o Society For
Women’s Cini Club
Taxell bachelors and town morals spoof chorus
A humorous piece lampoons bachelors and local politics, signaling Town duties and the mayor’s term as public satire. It riffs on money, interurban nightlife, and social judgment, closing with a quip about keeping streets clean and a tailed nod to famous sayings.
Scattered 1921 Jokes and Notes Flit Through The Paper
The page compiles fragmented items from 1921 including playful couplets on earning a stable income, a critique of dances, a missing gold watch from Alonzo Wood, film notes about The Sun That Was His, quips about prohibition and debt, murder mentions, age jokes, monocles for Germans, and literary snippets. It reads as a collage of humor, curiosities, notices, and short cultural reflections typical of a period society page.
Bank program aids women in Fifth Avenue department
Martha Sears leads a new department for business women at the Bank of the United States on Fifth Avenue, New York City. Sears, with years of financial training, believes lack of banking knowledge prevents many women from obtaining accounts. The initiative aims to educate women in banking procedures and promote financial independence.
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Martha
Sears
Bank of the United States
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Misa Bears
North Olmstead Church News and Local Notices
North Olmstead report notes growing Congregational church membership and biweekly Ladies Aid meetings. Obituary for Mr Heines, longtime resident. Mr and Mrs Limpert move into new home. Dennison Avenue girls from Cleveland performed at the church on February 3. Holingshead house burned recently. a new one is under construction.
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North Olmstead
ABE MARTIN Teaches Mrs Tilford Moots at Home
ABE MARTIN notes Mrs Tilford Mootss is confined at home due to an unsprightly liver. Hep Pash, arrested for attempting car theft Tuesday, was tried this morning and will receive another chance.
North Rus North Russia Social Notes and Visits
Mrs John Franklin hosted the Needle Guild on Thursday afternoon Clarence Parsons is improving after illness Tharon Parsons has mumps Mrs Henry Gibson visited Oberlin to see her ill mother Mrs R H Keighley Clarence Berg spent time with sisters in Cleveland Lizale Baldauf of Elyria visited her brother Chas Baldauf Clara Squire of Elyria visited her parents Eric Mahlke visits his brother in Salem Harley Franklin of Amherst bought the Daniel Hoek farm Hoek family to move to Oberlin Ed Stang and family of South Ridge spent Sunday with C W Berg Carl Berg and family were guests at Fred Stark’s in Amherst Bert Franklin and family of Elyria were Sunday guests at John Franklin’s
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North Russia
John Franklin
Needle Guild
Clarence Parsons
Tharon Parsons
Henry Gibson
Oberlin
R. H. Keighley
Clarence Berg
Cleveland
Lizale Baldauf
Elyria
Chas, Baldauf
Clara Squire
Bartenders Guide Gone From Popular Taste
A local book dealer says Bartenders Guides and How to Mix Drinks have little market now that Prohibition is over. He notes paperbound volumes from the wet era sell only as waste paper and recalls selling one copy to a Lorain man who bought it as a reminder of the days when the country was wet. The dealer predicts these books may become valuable as curiosities for future generations.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain
Sanitary patrol tales and comic misreads in Elyria
Observers recount a string of odd happenings with Elyria officials and townsfolk. Sanitary patrolman Williams jokes about George Savage's brash imagination and a dark white horse tale. A separate incident describes two men unloading wood, a boy-spotting scuffle, and a brawl-tinged blow. A visitor to the Chronicle Telegram offices asked to see a dictionary and puzzled over the G and O Railroad caption, learning the word was dilatory.
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Elyria
Williams
George Savage
Savage
Chronicle-Telegram
G and O
Wanted News Boys to Carry Routes in Lorain
Help wanted notices seek news boys to deliver papers on Lorain routes. Apply to Circulation Manager at the Lorain Office Chronicle Telegram located at four corners, over the Western Union Telegraph office.
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Lorain
Chronicle Telegram
Four Corners
Western Union Telegraph Office
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Belg News
Es Coypaers
Bergdoll
Canada
England
Illinois
Venturers
Voice of
People
Taxell
Moneyetis
Jones
Him
Chancey
Tobzecer
Eearne
Noker
Dr. Straton
J. ML
MR. Wood
Alonzo Wood
Savannah
N. J
Wood
League of Nations
Grant Kenneasley
Edward Greaves
Valsten
Eday
Wichita
Ster Oe
Tennyson J. Daft
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Senate
Irma von Arg
Mme. de Thebes
Tmany
America
Annie Brines
William P. Brines
Christian F. Drewes
Elmer C. Drewes
Philadelphia
William J. Brines
Dartmouth College
Philadelpha
Sage
Annie Brnes
Chrisitian F. Drewes
North Olmsted
Abe Martin
Bartenders’ Guide
Thing of the
Chas Heiman
Lorain Tella
Elyr
Herman
Jaster
L. H. Hawley
Heal Estate
General Insurance
Automobile
Broadway
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