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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1939
Page
6
Postmaster C J Sartor reports Elyrmns mailed more in 1938 than any year except 1937, nearly tying the all time record. Total stamp sales reached $154,615.44, about $2,718 below 1937, with the last quarter up from 1937 and holiday mail boosting year end.
New York Day By Day recalls the Grand Central telephone stations where attendants handle calls and telephones. The writer notes a constant worry about lost packages left near switchboards. He describes leaving a large box and a potted plant, briefly lamenting the casual loss of personal items in the busy setting.
A clerks' organization campaign in the last quarter helped lift annual totals and improved service in a way not captured by figures. The effort contributed to higher performance and perceived better efficiency, reflecting a broader push for better public service.
Advertisement notes denture odor called denture breath from mucin buildup on plates and bridges. Polident powder cleans and purifies dentures, removes stains and deposits, freshens breath. Provides money back if not delighted, costs 30 cents, lasts weeks with daily use.
A man loses a wrapped plant and identical package at a transit terminal after a tall commuter dashes off with an item saying he must catch a train. The real plant and package later turn up under telephone staff care, amid notes about newsreels and city life figures.
Mrs. Hopp hosted the Friendship club with Mrs. Buttman assisting. A tureen luncheon followed by business, a bingo contest with prizes, and Christmas gift exchanges highlighted the meeting. January hostesses will be Mrs. Kremiser and Mrs. Radcliff.
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