Elyria Daily Ad Rates and Publishing Details
The notice lists publication details for Elyria Dailies with pricing for city carriers and mail delivery. It notes second class matter status, Act of 1879, and pricing: two cents per copy, 12 cents weekly, 26.99 annually in advance. Rates for Lorain counties and Ohio residents are also shown. Foreign advertising reps are named in Chicago, New York, Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hudnt
Clare George
Aeterial
Elyria Postoffice
City
Elyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Silent Observer Utterly Frustrated by Whippings
Dialog fragment shows Tilie refusing to cry after being whipped by her father while Willie questions the point, noting the old man’s death. The scene hints at domestic conflict and implied tragedy without graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilie
Wilie
Whistler and the London Newsboy Exchange Jokes
Whistler and a companion meet a seven year old, dirty newsboy in a London street. Whistler buys a paper and jokes about the boy’s age and dirt, wondering if seven years could explain his condition. The exchange plays on eating beef and fish and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McNeil Whistler
London
Whistler
Charley
Press relations and the Roosevelt era expectations
The article traces how presidents from Wilson to Hoover handled press access and direct quotes. It notes Harding’s early difficulties, Hoover’s brief reform, and Roosevelt’s proven Albany ties and campaign rapport. It questions whether FDR will sustain positive press relations through four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
White House
Hoover
Roosevelt
Washington
Albany
One in Six College Enrollment Surges Since 30 Years Ago
Thirty years ago less than three percent of American youth of college age pursued higher education. Now one in six is enrolled in college university or professional school. The rise connects education with modern business as graduates flood the job market while most adults have limited formal education. The educated individual is positioned to find a place in advancing commerce and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Form the Think Habit to Avoid Repeated Blunders
A Pasadena Post style meditation on forming caution to prevent costly repeated errors. It argues mistakes are universal and only the habit of doing things right spares future pain. It notes indolence as a cause and warns of exaggerated fears and the fate of New York becoming submerged if trends continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
New York
Pasadena Post
Puzzle Phrase Sparks Field Trip Guess
A cryptic note asks readers to identify a bird that never sends pictures home while on vacation and never goes where the folk do, prompting speculation about the bird’s identity. The playful riddle blends travel clues and behavior to hint at a known species.
Anniversaries and today in history events list
Today anniversaries include Samuel Woodworth 1785 poet and author Salmon P. Chase 1808 treasury secretary and chief justice Nathaniel Bannister 1818 playwright Ethel Beers 1827 Horatio Alger 1834 William Winslow 1810 Jay Hambidge 1861. Today in history notes Fox 1681 Georgia settlers 1733 Mexico hostilities 1846 and a 1918 blizzard across the southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Woodworth
Goshen
N. Y
Orange
N. J
Horatio Alger
Revere
Mass
Natick
William C. Winslow
Boston
Jay Hambidge
George Fox
Society of Friends
Quakers
Oglethorpe
Charleston
S. C
Georgia
Mexico
Golf Pro Compliments and Dieting Golfer Exchange
A witty exchange describes a golf pro praising a golfer’s stance and form while the golfer notes a careful diet to maintain looks and athletic form. The banter blends humor about training and appearance.
Lady Pupil Doubts Driving After Smashup
A dejected tutor questions if more lessons are needed after a crash while the pupil contemplates driving. The dialogue hints at training hurdles and the reluctance to proceed with vehicle instruction.
Odd Couple Rumors Tie Old Tom to Miss Flighty
A quirky social note says Old Tom plans to marry Miss Flighty who excels in riding swimming dancing singing driving and piloting. The pair is praised for his cooking while a Chicago musician’s 50 year saxophone career is referenced as a postwar memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Old Tom
No, My Friend, All That Glitters Is Not Gold
A curious phrase appears in a clipped item noting a fashion critique of a Serge suit from the preceding year. The piece highlights elbows as a focal point and questions lasting value in flashy styles.
Poverty and Fashion of Wealth in Popular Thought
A reflective column argues that poverty has drawbacks yet is preferable to extreme wealth. It criticizes the urge to display money and questions the value of the golden rule when gold dominates life. It ends with a childlike question to the reader, “What are you going to do when you grow up, Jack.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Prominent Figures Given Birth Dates and Birthplaces
Alexander H. Legge of International Harvester in Chicago born in Dane county Wisconsin 67 years ago. Dr. Harold Stonier of the American Institute of Banking in New York born in San Jose California 43 years ago. Kay Francis actress born in Oklahoma City Oklahoma 7 years ago. James G. Rogers assistant secretary of state Colorado born in Denver Colorado 50 years ago. Walter O. Pennell chief engineer Southwestern Bell Telephone in St Louis born in Exeter New Hampshire 50 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander H. Legge
International Harvester Company
Chicago
Dane County
Wisconsin
Harold Stonier
American Institute of Banking
New York City
San Jose
Cal
Kay Francis
Oklahoma City
Okla
James G. Rogers
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Walter O. Pennell
Southwestern Bell Telephone
St. Louis
Exeter
N. H
Noted Birth Dates of Public Figures Mentioned
Senator William J Bu low of South Dakota born in Moscow Ohio 64 years ago. Joseph F Rock renowned botanist and explorer born in Austria 49 years ago. Elmer Davis author born in Aurora Indiana 43 years ago. Lord Arnold English statesman born 55 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bulow
South Dakota
Moscow
Ohio
Joseph F. Rock
Austria
Elmer Davis
New York
Aurora
Ind
Lord Arnold
Potential Philosopher Student Warned About Self Control
The report notes a tendency toward a fine genial disposition and a path toward philosophy with mysticism. It warns of a weakness of character that could lead to dissipation if not curbed.
Southwestern Bus Co Alters Elyria Departures
The Southwestern Bus Co changes the morning schedule. The first bus now leaves Elyria for Cleveland at 7 10 a m, combining the 7 and 7 20 departures. The company also cuts package express charges by one third on most line points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bus Co
Elyria
Cleveland
Tusko the elephant eats a ton of hay weekly at Woodland Park Zoo
Seattle readers report Tusko the elephant eats about a ton of hay each week while living in special quarters at Woodland Park zoo. About 100000 people have seen the animal since he arrived from owners after being dismissed from multiple towns including Portland Olympia Chehalis Centralia and Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Tusko
Woodland Park Zoo
Portland
Olympia
Chehalis
Centralia
Tacoma
Puzzles Aid Jobless Boston Resentment and Hope
Jobless Bostonians turn to puzzles as a pastime and potential income source. Authors and instructors discuss how crosswords and word games provide mental relief, sharpen skills, and offer small earnings through newspaper contests and local clubs.
Puzzle helps jobless earn income at home with saw work
Workers without regular employment use saws provided by a manufacturing firm to craft puzzies in their homes and earn a few dollars each week. The arrangement offers a small income stream while they seek steadier work.
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The
Lorah
Second Street
Kiyma, Yuro
County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
John W. Cullen
Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Tre
Dayton Daily News
Sallys
W. H. Bruce Custom Tailor
Broad Street
Dreamland
Lyon Tailoring
Oxfords
East Ave
Chesterfield
Ley
Eseeerr & Mysne Tonaceo Co
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