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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
7
The Associated Press reports on circulation figures compiled with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. The release highlights newspaper reach and readership metrics across member outlets.
The article notes varied college votes on the Peace Treaty with Oberlin showing a large undergraduate majority for the treaty as is and significant faculty reservations. It discusses loyalty to President Wilson and the influence of campus politics on public opinion.
A long-winded note reports the sale of the New York Evening Telegram and Paris editions to A. Muansey, tracing previous owners James Gordon Bennett and his son. It recalls Bennett’s Paris residence and mixed views on editorial style, noting the news remained comprehensive. It also mentions past negotiations and a playful digression about natives in the Philippine Islands.
Cleaning silverware for pay details two simple formulas and a plan to earn monthly by visiting patrons. Advice covers materials safety, tool use, and customer handling plus tips on reliability and organization for home visits.
A bulletin from the Ohio Experiment Station reports that applying manure with acid phosphate in a corn rotation with wheat clover raised yields by about 0.5 bushel per acre for 16 years versus untreated plots. The study notes leaching reduces manure efficacy and confirms phosphorus needs.
Speaker argues the rail deficit is not real and questions private versus government ownership. He claims the deficit reflects operating costs and fixed charges, noting government control history and the need to regulate the rail system.
ABE MARTIN notes the People's Bank shutters its doors to make way for a Fifteen Cent Bread Factory, aiming to cut luxuries and go lean. The move marks a rare closing after fifty years, with Ske sales pushing cost cutting and room for expansion.
A Letters to the Editor argues about government control of railroads, rate adjustments, and credit needs. It contrasts thrift with stinginess, calling for frugal living and warning against wasteful practices while discussing plans for a board of control and rate fixes.
A Beaconsfield quote urges studying a successful man in society to discover what makes him pleasing and, if possible, adopt his system. The remark emphasizes emulation of refined social behavior as a path to prominence.
Five year old Miss Kati Alexander of Paris Kentucky rose from a society girl to one of America's leading women insurers. She sold 402000 of insurance during 1914 and her family’s fortunes shaped her path into the profession.
Tractors will be tested in Columbus January 26 to 30 as part of Farm Week. Thirty two makes are expected to winter, with belt power and fuel consumption measured for one hour under normal and maximum loads. Six test plots assist H C Taylor of the U S Department of Agriculture in speaking during the program.
A brief notice reports ALen cut an extra pair of trousers during the January sale at The Notuuson HankK Co. The incident highlights a pricing error or surplus tied to the store event.
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