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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1933

Page

4

Public rates and advertising info for A C Hudnutt publisher

The notice lists pricing for daily and carrier delivery at two cents per copy, twelve cents weekly, six dollars yearly in advance, and yearly mail rates of three dollars within Lorain county, four dollars statewide. It also mentions foreign advertising reps John W. Cullen Company in Chicago New York Detroit and General Motors bids at Fifth Ave.

Elyria Lorain Ohio John W. Cullen Chicago Michigan Ave New York Detroit General Motors

Overcoming The Danger Of Rickets: Vitamin D Sources

Doctor explains how lack of Vitamin D in winter causes rickets and how sunlight forms Vitamin D in skin. Cod liver oil historically used, but halibut, hal liver, and salmon liver offer Vitamin D with varying amounts. small daily doses from one month old can prevent rickets. Keats is cited as a poet example of sensitiveness.

Cartain

All-Female Law Firm Formed in Boston

An all female law firm was formed in Boston to handle cases of Boston women wishing to confide legal troubles to their own sex. Members include Misses Helen Mowles Catherine Murdock and Elizabeth M Curry, all described as young Portias.

Boston Helen Mowles Catherine Murdock Elizabeth M. Curry Portias

A Safe Path to Recovery Through Budget, Taxes, and Money

The piece argues the senate committee will face essential realities after studying experts: a balanced budget, tax cuts, and sound money. Inflation fears have damaged confidence. with plentiful money and credit, recovery hinges on solvent government, reduced taxes, and trusted monetary policy to restore public confidence and spur industry.

Senate Committee United States

It Was Ever Thus On Doom prophets in a changing era

The piece reflects on recurring doomsayers in culture from war to postwar prosperity and moral anxiety. It notes shifting fears from civilization collapse to moral decline amid wealth and material abundance, asking when alarmists will stop complaining and be satisfied.

Jeremiah Pollyanna United States America

The Air Stewardess and Frontier Flying Roles

A review of air stewardesses highlighting their training as nurses and their daring work aboard large liners. The piece notes long air miles, the need for quick emergency response, and the evolving role of women at the forefront of aviation progress.

Los Angeles San Francisco Atlantic Monthly

Movie Star Testifies In London Court On Income Figure

A movie star testified in a London court that he cannot recall whether his earnings from pictures total six or nine million. He suggests he has left such matters to his press agent.

London Philadelphia Evening Bulletin

New York Opera Faces 390 Thousand Dollar Loss

The Omaha World-Herald reports a significant financial setback for a New York opera company amounting to 390000 dollars. The piece notes implications for the organization and potential personnel actions as a result.

New York Opera Omaha World-Herald

Silent observer tale on money flow and puzzles

A traveling salesman and a hotel cashier interact over a $140 loan as a chain of debts circulates through landlords doctors lawyers and a drummer cashing out. The piece links clever puzzles to financial concerns and comments on machines and progress with a mix of quips and observations. Six Benjamin Franklins in Chicago are noted as a playful stat.

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Anniversaries of notable figures from the 18th to 19th centuries

A compiled list of birthday and death anniversaries including John Ellis Wool born New Bergh New York and died Troy New York November 10 1869, Flenary F Durant born Hanover New York died Wellesley October 3 1881, Joseph Jefferson born Philadelphia died Palm Beach Florida April 23 1905, Samuel C T Dodd born Franklin Pennsylvania died January 30 1907, Henry M Cist born Cincinnati died Rome December 17 1902, Edward Harriman born Long Island died September 9 1909.

John Ellis Wool Ms Country Newbergh N. Y Troy N.Y Flenary F. Durant New England Wellesley College Hanover Wellesley Mass Joseph Jefferson Philadelphia Palm Beach Fla Samuel C. T. Dodd Franklin, Pa New York City Standard Oil Co Henry M. Cist Union Cincinnati Rome Italy Edward H. Harriman Long Island

Today in History Highlights of 1792 1815 and more

Major historical notes include the 1792 establishment of the post office system by Congress. The 1815 Cape Vincent battle marked a U S Constitution victory. In 1920 Admiral Peary, famed North Pole discoverer, died at 62. Also in 1832 Japan began moving toward stronger measures with China.

Cape Vincent Robert E. Peary North Pole Japan China

Notable Figures Born in the Era: A Memorial Roll Call

A historical roll lists prominent figures and their birthplaces and ages. It includes Dr. Howard A. Kelly of Johns Hopkins born in Camden New Jersey. Dr. Walter C. Mendenhall born in Marlboro Ohio. Dr. Charles W. Judd of the University of Chicago. Mary Garden the Scottish prima donna. Col. Jay J. Morrow of Englewood New Jersey. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving from Baltimore. Dr. Ernst A. Bessey of Michigan State College. and Kon Vincent lasses former Canadian minister to the United States, with ages ranging from 46 to 75.

Howard A. Kelly Johns Hopkins Univ. School of Medicine Camden N. J Walter C. Mendenhall U. S. Genozical Survey Marlboro Ohio Charles W. Judd Univ. of Chicago Dept. of Education India Mary Garden Scotland Col Jay J. Morrow Englewood Panama Canal Zone Fairview W. Vac Arthur B. Kinsolving Baltimore P.be Middleburg Ernst A. Bessey Michigan State College Graduate

Horoscope Becomes Gentler Yet Keeps Neighborly Harmony

A today’s scope blends yesterday’s traits with a more artistic sensibility, yielding a genial person who maintains harmony with neighbors. A botanist is described as one who knows the Latin disguises for common plants.

Equal rights for all and reform of school costs

A.B. Phelps of Grafton, Ohio argues that equal rights must prevail and denounces class legislation and tax burdens. He calls for repeal and revision of the school system, opposing minimum pay, pensions, and long contracts funded by taxpayers. He urges taxpayers to pressure lawmakers to reverse costly policies.

A.B. Phelps Grafton Ohio

Strikes Protests Wage Cuts Sweep France

Civil servants and municipal workers in Paris staged hour long strikes to protest proposed wage cuts. Mails subways and tram lines paused, teachers delayed classes, postmen were late, and city services halted briefly while the government faced the disruption and warned of sabotage risks.

Paris France Chamber Senate

Citizens Move To Save A Sportsmans Paradise In Salem

Citizens organize to enlarge the Mount Jefferson primitive area extending the forest and mountains 15 miles south to include 86 790 acres. The wild area along the skyline trail would include 119 lakes with 75 stocked with trout.

Salem Ore Mount Jefferson

Memory and Hope as Flights Through Time

A reflective line compares memory to a flight into time past and hope to a flight toward the future, exploring how human experience rides between recollection and aspiration.

Also Mentioned on This Page

A.C. Hudnutt St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church Washington Roosevelts C. Ernest Smith Logan Clendeneng M. D Keats Clendening Monunday Technoucrack Europe Dame Fortune Miss Fortune Thrreat Chicaen Benjamin Franklin Franklin Benjamin Sallys Voice OF THE People Slre Birkline Birkline’s Hair Shoppe App Rialto Second Street George Washington John Adams Thomas Jefferson James Madison James Monroe John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson Martin van Buren William Henry Harrison John Tyler James Knox Polk Zachary Taylor Millard Fillmore Franklin Pierce James Buchanan Abraham Lincoln Andrew Johnson Ulysses Simpson Grant Rutherford B. Hayes James A. Garfield Chester A. Arthur Grover Cleveland Benjamin Harrison William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft Woodrow Wilson Warren G. Harding Calvin Coolidge Herbert Clark Hoover Middle Ave Murbach Coal & Supply Co Shy Noy FAS Elyria Savings Trust Co Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co Pierre R. Smith Cities Service Securities
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