Advertisers Map AP News Distribution in Ohio and Chicago
Chronicle Telegram lists Associated Press distribution channels for Ohio newspapers with offices at 22 Fifth Ave New York and 6 South Wabash Ave Chicago and credits Robert E Ward as national advertising representative. It reserves republication rights for non credited dispatches.
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New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
South Wabash Ave
Robert E. Ward
National Advertising
Associated Press
USA
What Can They Do
A fragmented discussion on how labor, farm groups, and chambers of commerce respond to proposed legislation. The piece notes officials and critics accuse others of bullying while parties claim they support representatives and the public. It calls for greater tolerance and a calmer approach to influence.
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Chambers of Commerce
SELF CONTROL Lessons From Napoleon Thill On Virtue
A reflective note urges readers to develop self control to serve others and avoid anger by applying forgiveness and the Golden Rule. It contrasts calm, calculating behavior with slander and impulsive reactions in daily life. A local obituary fragment mentions Mrs emda 81 dying in Ashland and Atonzo McDougal injured in Rowbury.
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Napoleon Thill
Joy Ride Tragedy Reflects Dangers to Youth
A masked tale from 1917 describes a young woman Mabel drawn into a "joy ride" with a persuasive man aided by a chaperone. The excursion ends in a fatal crash at a country bridge, exposing a pattern of seduction, alcohol, and moral danger for impressionable girls.
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Gendi
Gome
Mabel
Verb Power In Writing And A Neighbor Gray Squirrel
A guide on choosing vivid verbs to convey action and mood. The piece highlights the neighbor Gray Squirrel as a lively study of wild behavior in a domestic setting, urging close observation of its movements, hunting, and play from a doorstep window.
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Gray Squirrel
Adelta Belle
Mum
Deschanel Figures in Long Political Career and Exile
The article traces Deschanel's career from exile during a French crisis to political leadership. It notes his roles as president of the Chamber of Deputies and parliamentary commission head, plus bids for higher office and ongoing influence in French politics through the early 20th century.
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Prisma
Loraip Bruea Lieie
Gtr
Cathey
Tyas
Buri
Enim
Uepley
Hecomims
Cf Ius
Wien
Ani Pontes
Posiion
Wo Deschinel
Umber of Deputies
Deschare
Raymond Princare
Varying Styles of Classic Authors in Describing Journeys
The passage compares how different writers convey action and mood. Washington Irving clarifies Rip Van Winkle's ascent while Robert Louis Stevenson portrays Long John’s mindset with concise phrasing, illustrating distinct narrative techniques.
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Rip van Winkle
Washington Irving
Rip
Robertus Stevenson
Long John
Unrest of Non-Strikers Blamed for Shortage
A New York issue outlines unrest among non-strikers blamed for shortages of war essential goods. Factories face reduced output, with complaints over inability to meet production for shoes and other items as workers seek shorter hours and protest conditions.
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New York
Merthinty Association
Jiabor
Man Plans Trip to France for a Drink Hint
The article describes a man named Lowin Gamin, age about fifty, who possesses enough money to live comfortably but cannot obtain the comfort he seeks due to a prohibition. He intends to travel from New York to France next Saturday in search of a drink-related remedy or opportunity.
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Panteleon
Cona
Jifs Lous
Lowin Gamin
New York
France
Ganiin
Seedless Squash Boosts Burbank Effort
In Burbank Illinois a village effort leads by Luthor Bur bank and F W Neufer to improve squash yields. Local team reports progress and seeks broader support for seedless varieties.
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Burbank
Luthor
W. Neufer
Winter Robins From Canada In Ohio Report
Ohio forester Scott Harry reports robins wintering in the state are transients mainly from Canada. Food supply and harsh winters influence distribution, with dogwood berries a key food source and roosting areas shifting due to berry abundance.
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Ohio
Canada
Scott Harry
Ohio Experiment Station
Harry Sivet
Ice Atorma
Harrys
Wooster
Fort Yukon
Tle
Standard Varieties Best for Home Orchard Use
Obla Experiment Station horticulturalist Paul Thayer advises farmers and orchardists to select only standard varieties for home orchards. He urges choosing varieties proven to perform well in local conditions to ensure reliable yields and tree vigor.
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Paul Thayer
Obla
Nursery stock quality and disease concerns for fruit trees
Thayer warns farmers to buy from reputable nurseries near home to avoid poorly packed shipments. Inspect roots for crown gall and Woolly aphids, watch for swollen root collars, and note San Jose scale on stock. Dipping plants in a Hauge sulfur solution may prevent spread.
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Thayer
Tranatt
San Jose
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Atonzo McDougal
Rowbury
Evangelist
Topyright
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Los
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Presen RA
Lorain County
Grale Yolliniine
Francia W Parker
Chang
Lawn Lake
Bailey
Ade
Yi Rei Oo
Maan
Abe Martin
Chile
ARS Ok Ad
Essex
W L Hobinson
Hp Department of Horticature
Sichexyzeriment
Ield
Department
Arcjets
F. G. Sprague & CO
New York Stock
Prizate
E. W. Wagner & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Ceasare
Phonce
Bell
Elyria Block
K. J. Charters
Mance Senn
First National Bank IN
Community Chest Campaign
Dr. Kincaid
Qyria
Wagner
Kincaid’s
Cheapside
Yqest Dental
Rogers
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