Chronicle Telegram circulation and publishing details
The item lists Audit Bureau of Circulation membership for The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio and Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. It includes publication details for J Clare George, pricing for home delivery and mail, and foreign advertising reps in Chicago New York and Detroit.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
The
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
John W. Curlien Company
Chicago
St. Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors
Phantom Hopes And Fears Reflect On Economic Gloom
The piece quotes Walter Lippmann on business disappointments and inflated gains. It argues that phantom profits skew expectations and urges a sane line on normality, avoiding exaggerated hopes and fears. It suggests aiming for a middle ground after cycles of high and low.
Bucking a Trend in College Athletics
Dean Gauss of Princeton criticizes private subsidies for athletes especially football players and notes professors endure it while public and alumni opinion shifts. He cites a rich alumnus increasing a salary to send his son to a chosen college and mentions universities restricting schedules to few local rivals as part of resisting the trend.
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Dean Gauss
Princeton
Gauss
Educators of
America
Scrap heap of a pioneer the rise and fall of Leo Melanowski
Thirty years ago Leo Melanowski was a leading automotive engineer sought by Henry Ford and essential to early motor development. Now he is a penniless inmate in a home for the aged, with no claim to the vast earnings of an industry he helped build, illustrating the ruthless fate of many pioneers.
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Leo Melanowski
United States
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Melanowski
Tax pressures and health myths spark debate in Chicago
A Chicago M. D. claims most people have flat feet while noting tax burdens force compromises. The remark links health stereotypes to fiscal strain as a reflection of public policy.
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Chicago
Hash Pan as Time Capsule of Modern Domestic Life
A wry note suggests future archaeologists will learn essential daily life by studying a pan of hash. The remark frames ordinary kitchen remnants as cultural evidence of our era.
Comic Strip Preference Debate Stirs Jury Talk
Ambiguous discussion centers on jury deliberations and the appeal of a particular comic strip. The brief notes varied opinions as readers discuss why one strip resonates more, highlighting differing tastes and interpretations.
Anniversaries highlight notable figures from history
A list of anniversaries honors Toriys Backus New England Baptist minister era figures Charles E Louisignand A Gayarre Alexander K McClure and Webster Farstam, noting birthplaces and death dates including Connecticut New Orleans Perry County Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh with various dates in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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mé—Isaacc Backus
Ffaus Liberty
N Conn
Charles E. Louisignand A. Gayarre
New Orleans
Alexander K. McClure
Perry Co. Fa
Walingford
Webster Far St.am
United States
Eesburgh
Today in History: Constitution, balloon ascent in Philadelphia
Fragmentary note records an early balloon ascent tied to a palloon and the city of Philadelphia. The text is garbled with unclear names and dates, preserving a historical event reference without full details.
Obscure 20th Century Names Span Births and Places
Brief notice lists diverse figures with uncertain origins including Emily N from Jop, Lizette Ow poetess, John Blow York psychologist, Giovenni Papini author born 31, Karel Capek famed Slovakian novelist. It reads like a collage of birthdays and biographical snippets.
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Carris
Emily N
Lizette OW
John Blow York
Giovenni Papini
Karel Capek
Wright
Fragmentary note on aggression and opposition effects
A cryptic fragment discusses aggression and contention in early hours and mentions a potential mind improving treatment. It references opposition and originality but remains unclear and partial.
Binoculars Sale Highlights Low Mood Reported
The clipping notes a run of low mood and mentions binoculars offered at reduced prices. It states thirty binoculars with government economy ties and reconditioned units available at about 17.28 dollars each, promising savings on naval gear.
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Wasitiing
How to Keep from Growing Old in Driving Tips
Driving advice describes staying alert on wet roads and at crossings. It urges calm confidence amid many cars, locking brakes when skidding, passing on hills, and avoiding looking back when backing up. It also warns against following pedestrians too closely in bad weather.
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Neopie
Fragmented Nighttime Rant Reflects On Money And Identity
A garbled monologue questions the value of money and face value, riffing on perception and trust. It references diverse beliefs, “the only Jew that can” and social judgment, ending with a provocative claim about decency and existence.
In the Vernacular Family Quarrel Over Table Etiquette
A wife questions John’s rough behavior toward his mother as she instructs on carving the turkey. He expresses annoyance at the sight of dark seat carvers, remarking they tire him.
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John
Ysu
Van
He Who Hesitates Is Lost Riddle Scene
A brief dialogue shows Paul hesitating between kissing Alice on either cheek. Alice asks which side, and Paul admits a long hesitation before deciding.
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Paul
Alice
Two Scots on Train Delivers Quiet Wit
Two heavy smoking Scots ride a train. One asks for a match, the other offers one. The first discovers he has no tobacco, prompting the second to remark there will be no need for a match.
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George
Salt Seller Exchange Sparks Odd Bet in Dialogue
A brief exchange centers on a salesman asking what is being sold and the reply salt. The dialogue then reveals mutual salt selling, ending with the prompt to shake. The fragment hints at a playful, character-driven exchange.
Harold Lloyd Spec Woes Prompt Celluloid Pair
A man with broken spectacles asks for a new pair. The clerk jokes about Harold Lloyd versus celluloid lenses. The piece blends quips and a line about the meek inheriting a mortgaged Earth, then an oldtimer pun about a woman’s age and memory.
Courageous Motorman Rescues Elyria From Snow Crash
Andrew Parker a Cleveland Southwestern motorman saved several Elyria residents when a snow packed switch sent a second car toward his vehicle. Parker reversed the motors and blocked a greater crash, sustaining injuries himself as the only harmed person. The Lorain County Agricultural Extension School opened at the Chamber of Commerce offices with farmers from across the county attending for a week of sessions.
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Elyria
Andrew Parker
Cleveland Southwestern
Clevelaand
Parker
Lorain County
Elyria Council Cuts Budget and Maintains Garbage Service
Elyria city council reduced appropriations by 1500 for the first half of 1917 while approving 4000 for daily garbage collection. The body also merged the safety and service director offices to save 2500 annually. Amherst plans a new newspaper, Amherst Publishing Company, with an option on the Smith building at Cleveland and North Main.
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Elyria
Cells Council
Amherst
Amherst Pubishing Company
Old Smith
Cleveland
North Main Streets
Elyria City Budget Needs Set For Early 1928
Appropriations of 249,831 dollars are required to operate Elyria for the first six months of 1928, per the city’s financial report. The document outlines anticipated expenses across departments and services.
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Elyria
Visiting Englishmen Fear Red Light Men Noharly
Report notes tough street conditions in port areas where visiting Englishmen encounter red light zones. Observers say only cautious travelers and a few independent drivers proceed, while prepared escorts guide arrivals through safer routes.
Mayor Highlights Transit Issues At City Council Meeting
Mayor Jones urged focus on projects for the coming year including the New York Central grade crossing elimination, the Yellow Line franchise, and bus operations. He criticized buses idle near Court Street and the Green Line Waiting Room, urging fair access and smoother service.
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Jones
New York Central
Yellow Line
Court Street
Green Line
Elyria High to Graduation for 46 Seniors
Forty six seniors will graduate from Elyria High School at the midyear commencement on January 20. Dr. E B Bryan president of Ohio University will be the speaker. Wendell P Brown of Cleveland was chosen by Lorain County Commissioners as consulting engineer for a new 2,000,000 memorial viaduct across the Black River at Lorain.
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Elyria High School
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Wendell P. Brown
Cleveland
Lorain County
Black River
Lorain
Pittsfield Elect New Officers
Pittsfield names new Methodist Sunday school officers at the annual meeting held last Sunday morning. Elected were Dale Piper as superintendent, T. H. Breyley as assistant superintendent, Lois Whitney as secretary, Phyllis Kruger as assistant secretary, J. Lurkhart as treasurer, Willard Waite as assistant treasurer, Mary Bullock as pianist, Helen Bryenton as assistant pianist, Raymond Waite and Roland Widdowson as librarians, Alma Sheffield as flower committee chair.
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Pittsfield
Methodist Sunday School
Dale Piper
T. H. Breyley
Lois Whitney
Phyllis Kruger
J. Lurkhart
Willard Waite
Mary Bullock
Helen Bryenton
Raymond Waite
Roland Widdowson
Alma Sheffield
Institute Great Success at Pittsfield Russia Institute
The Pittsfield Russia Institute held Wednesday and Thursday drew strong attendance and featured speakers of high calibre. Organizers marked the sessions as highly successful with steady crowds at each meeting.
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Fpittsfield-Russia Institute
Oberlin Play Praised and Local Officers Named
A Wednesday performance by Oberlin ladies of Not a Man in the House earned top honors. Thursday afternoon officers elected include Glen Hobbs president, Jesse Ford vice president, Mrs A R Kinyp ton secretary, and Mrs J C West treasurer.
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Oberlin
Glen Hobbs
Jesse Ford
Pittsfield
A. R. Kinypton
J, C. West
Wisdom Seekers serenade new Worcester couple at Camden home
Members of the Wisdom Seekers Sunday school class at Community church serenaded the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Worcester at the Davidson home in Camden. Assisted by their teacher Mr. Bear and Mrs. Lounsbrough they rang bells banged pans and used a buzz saw to create a joyful racket before a social hour with candy and cigars.
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Wisdom Seekers
Community Church
H. T. Worcester
A. W. Davidson
Camden
W. Bear
Lesroy Lounsbrought
Mrs. West Admitted to Falls Clinic for Treatment
Mrs. Helen West, wife of the grandson of Mrs. Al M. Sherburne, has been admitted to the Falls Clinic in Wellington for treatment after several months of illness.
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Wow. Green
8. Ie
Miler
Oberlin
Velma Whitney
Cloh. Whitney
Lakewood
al M. Sherburne
Helen West
Falls Clinic
Wellington
Mrs. West
Japanese Lover Gifts Silk Sash Instead of Ring
A Japanese lover presents his sweetheart with a beautiful silk sash rather than an engagement ring. The gesture highlights cultural preference and romantic symbolism in dress and gifts.
Majestic Radios and Detroit Cabinet Ranges Featured
The Days News highlights the Majestic house speaker featured model with twin opera speakers and a ten tube superheterodyne chassis in a walnut cabinet. Also showcased are 1932 Detroit cabinet gas ranges praised for appearance, baking, sanitation, and price.
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Majestic
Detroit
Mrs Gladys West Returns to Piano Teaching
Mrs Gladys West returns from study with renowned Prof. Isadore Phillipe of Paris and will resume piano lessons at our studios on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday.
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Gladys West
Isadore Phillipe
Paris
Reduced radio tube prices cut for better sets
At new lower prices no one should ruin reception with worn tubes. Standard 201 A tubes now 75 cents, down from 4.50 to 6 dollars. Brands R A Eveready Cunningham Majestic Kenrad priced at 1.00 each. Bring old tubes for free Acerometer testing to detect noise hums and fading.
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Eveready
Cunningham
Majestic
Kenrad
Wanted combination radio phonograph from 1931 models
Advertising copy seeks a 1931 Atwater Kent or Victor ten tube radio phonograph. Both are used for demo but appear new, priced at 95 dollars with a liberal allowance for old radio or phonograph trade ins.
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Atwater - Kent
Sunbeam Heaters Efficiently Made in Elyria
Sunbeam gas or coal heaters manufactured in Elyria are efficient and well built. Low factory costs enable savings for buyers on this heater category.
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Elyria
Large assortments of vintage style kitchenware
Yellow and green ribbed mixing bowls and pitchers are as stylish today as a century ago. The store offers a wide range of kitchen goods including cockie jara, aluminum, cast iron, granite, and tinware.
Duxbak Norfolk Hunting Coat Offers Long Wear
A serviceable hunting coat from Duxbak of Norfolk promises years of use and water shedding capability. Targeted at farmers engineers truck drivers or outdoor workers. Price seven dollars fifty cents.
Bargain Guppies Go For 35 Cents In Bowl Sale
Live bearing tropical fish offer easy care and now two for one pair priced at 35 cents. Store promotes a full aquarium range with wet and dry foods plants shells ornaments and tanks on the second floor.
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A. C. Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
State of
Fifth Ave
Walter Lippmann
Toriy
Connectionar de Constitution
Palloon
Ascension Shiladelphia
Simen Sloan Ms
Tha
Sallys
Ærs
Consumer
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Trustompan
Mane Ciling
Councl
Howard B. Somers
S. Woods
Kentucky
NO. Maple ST
the Days
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Day’s Hardware
Broad ST
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