Chronicle Telegram Audit Bureau notices date January 16 1932
The item lists newspaper details for the Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company Elyria Ohio including publishers editors and address. It notes publication frequency pricing by carrier and mail and lists foreign advertising representatives with city offices. It is dated Saturday January 16 1932.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. C. Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Lorain
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
St. Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Fool-Proof Roads Require Road Design Not Individual Caution
An analysis of highway accidents shows road design ranks below driver carelessness as a cause. Detroit meeting notes a lack of safety features for 60 mph traffic and proposes curves, grades, lane marking, signage, light surfaces, and median parkways to keep speeds steady and reduce crashes.
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Detroit
American Road Builders Association
M. O. Eldridge
National Capitol
Pennsylvania's Graveyard of Aviation
The Allegheny region from Schuylkill to Cumberland has become a deadly aviation corridor with fog and rugged terrain. Two experienced women pilots died, highlighting the hazards of mountain flight. Harrisburg remains a key junction for weather information aiding westbound and southbound aviators.
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Schuylkill County
Cumberland
Alleghenies
Tuscarora
Bowers
Harrisburg
Allegheny
New York Air Tests Map City Pollution Peak Times
Air tests using an automatic apparatus measure and chart New York atmosphere contamination. A month’s data show lowest pollution at 4 a.m. and highest at 9 a.m. with a second rise at 7 p.m. domestic heating may influence smoke more than fuel use, except near rail yards.
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New York
Stevens Institute of Technology
Study supports safeguards despite public health tradeoffs
The text notes that while results may be less prioritized publicly, they contribute to establishing safeguards. It emphasizes the value of data in guiding protective measures and balancing public health needs with precautionary policies.
Notable anniversaries listed for historical figures
The item lists several figures with birth and death details including Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati born Newark 1782 died Cincinnati 1863, John C Breckinridge born near Lexington 1821, James D. Sigsbee born Albany 1841 died New York 1923, Andre Michelin born near Fresc tire died 1933, William R Thayer born Boston 1859 died Cambridge 1928.
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Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Newark
M J
John C
Breckinridge
United States
Kentucky
Enator
Lexington
Istames D. Sigsbee
U. N
Maine
Havana
Albany
N.Y
New York
Andre J. Michelin
Wriam R. Thayer
Bestar
Cambriddse
Mass
Amnesty and Prohibition Milestones in U.S. History
In 1872 Congress passes a General Amnesty Bill restoring civil rights to many ex-Confederates. By 1920 the United States enacts the 18th Amendment establishing nationwide prohibition, shaping national policy for a generation.
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Congress
Notable Early 20th Century Officials and Authors Listed
A list of prominent figures with birthplaces and ages includes Wilam M. Jardine U S Minister to Egypt former Secretary of Agriculture born Oneida County Idaho 58 years ago Elwood Mead Commissioner of Reclamation Department of the Interior born Patriot Indiana four score years ago Charles A Stone of Stone Webster Company born Newton Massachusetts 55 years ago Ephraim F Morgan solicitor Department of Commerce co governor West Virginia born Marion County West Virginia 63 years ago Lucien Cannon Canadian Statesman born 45 years ago Robert W Service Canadian poet of the Yukon born England 58 years ago Gordon Craig English theatre writer born 60 years ago.
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Wilam M. Jardine
Egypt
Oneida Co
Idaho
Elwood Mead
Department of the Interior
Patriot
Ind
Charles A. Stone
Stone & Webster Company
Newton
Mass
Ephraim F. Morgan
Department of Commerce
West Virginia
Marion Co
W. Va
Lucien Cannon
Robert W. Service
Yukon
England
Gordon Craig
Today’s Horoscope Reveals Silent Strength and Sensual Focus
A thoughtful temperament and peaceful disposition mask a profound mind and strong will. When provoked, a calm persistence can unleash intense force, shaping outcomes through quiet determination.
Elyria Considers City Takeover of Fair Grounds
City officials and chamber of commerce groups meet to discuss Elyria park use. C. E. Theobald again named city engineer. Mayor Troxel today opens proposals for Elyria work estimated at 40,000 dollars for the year.
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Elyria
Tar Association
City Council Prohibits Dumping Within City Lines
City council passed an ordinance banning dumping of rubbish inside city boundaries with a $25 fine. Centennial Committee representatives secured city store and park concessions for the June Centennial Celebration week, placing amusements under committee jurisdiction to avoid objections.
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Centennial Committee
Elyria
Elyria Savings Plans Eight-Story Building Contract
Elyria Savings and Trust Company directors awarded the contract for a new eight story building to be erected at the corner of Broad and Court Streets. The project includes a 54 foot frontage and significant urban development for Elyria.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Broad and
Court Streets
Elyria Hotel Demolition Planned in Coming Weeks
Elyria prepares to dismantle the Elyria Hotel with work expected to begin within weeks. The Philpott shoe store, established 1822 by Aquilla Philpott and run by his descendants, marks a century of continuous operation. Elyria’s 1922 Community Chest nears half funding at 39 219 of 80 000 after a second report. Soldiers bonus applications rise as 640 veterans applied locally this week. total 1 400 expected.
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Elyria
Philpott
Aquilla Philpott
Farm Bureau officers re-elected at Lorain County meeting
All officers of the Lorain County Farm Bureau were re elected at the annual meeting held in the First Methodist Church on Saturday. W G Caskey was re elected president, Willis Hitchcock vice president, Theodore Breyley secretary, and A D Mason treasurer.
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Lorain County
Firemen respond to twin Oberlin blazes injuring one
One firefighter was seriously injured when he fell from a ladder while fighting a blaze at P. G. Worcester's barn. A house on Lo rain Street belonging to G. R. Powell was destroyed and a barn burned amid two fires tackled by local firemen Saturday afternoon in zero weather.
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Oberlin
M. D. Wreeoff
P. G. Worcester
G. R. Powell
Lorain Street
The Silent Observer
An Elyrian who faced unemployment finds a new permanent job after previously expressing gloom. He credits work with lifting his spirits and wealth concerns, hoping others will soon share in improved conditions. He notes no tonic equals securing employment.
Of Time and Tide Rolls On
The fragment contemplates impermanence as empires fade and seas reclaim traces of the past. It imagines graves of great powers heaving like waves while bubbles drift outward, signaling change and renewal across ages.
Windshield Sticker Sparks Courtship Quip and Inheritance Tale
A Pittsburgh woman wills her husband over $17 000 as a sign of affection. The unusual note appears amid a humorously phrased prompt about keeping to the right and going to church on Sunday. The two items showcase quirky local anecdotes.
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Pittsburgh
Tha
Omissions and Humor In Texts From the Past
A collage of print anecdotes notes how a small letter transposition creates comic misunderstandings. Examples include rent room with one large widow and immoral works of Milton. It also cites a printer’s stubborn fidelity and a joke about a charity maiden.
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London
Lincoln
Milton
Brete Harte
California
Burt
Justice Up to Date Foreman Urges Quick Not Guilty Vote
The foreman of the jury quips that the evidence won't be debated and urges a swift not guilty verdict. The mock verse by O. Migosh reflects courtroom tension and jury dynamics.
F. M. A. S. to Meet in Huntington O
The F. M. A. S. will meet with Mrs. G. C. Long on Thursday January 21 for an all day gathering and dinner. Hy verobody invited. The P. T. A. will meet January 19 at the school house with Rev. Paul Carter of Wellington as speaker.
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Pp. T. A
Paul Carter
Wellington
Quotes on American character and printing called by Dana
The piece extols a good American who upholds institutions and people as real men. It contrasts a steady sober pace with flashy effort and cites Charles A. Dana and Lord Byron as authorities on printing and the eternal surge.
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Our
Iise
Lord Byron
Family Visits Highlight Woodsfield and Lorain Names
George Webber and son Roy of Woodsfield visited their brother and aunt Mrs. Co D Greenbank and family for several days. Miss Amy Greenbank spent Sunday afternoon with friend Miss Mildred Cole in Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zacharias of Lorain spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. F B Thodium.
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George Webber
Roy
Woodsfield
Co. D. Greenbank
Amy Greenbank
Mildred Cole
Sullivan
Arthur Zacharias
Lorain
F. B. Thudium
Michigan Couple Guests at C J Chapman Home
Mr and Mrs Ralph Douglass of Michigan were Sunday night guests at the C J Chapman home.
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Ralph Douglass
Michigan
C. J. Chapman
Local Social Roundup From Amherst and Surrounding Areas
Mrs A C Kolbe hosts a miscellaneous shower in Amherst for her nephew Raymond Kane and bride. The Kolbe and Naegele families host guests from Cleveland Avon and LaGrange visit relatives. Irwin Davidson calls on Mrs Doc Myers who suffered a minor stroke last Saturday. Various visits and Sunday dinners across Amherst Huntsburg Wellington and Ashland mark a bustling community week.
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A. C. Kolbe
Amherst
Raymond Kane
Bride
Wesley Kolbe
LaGrange
A.C Kolbe
Norman Eiseman
Cleveland
Marguerite Burkhart
Avon
C. Naegele
Irwin Davidson
Doc Myers
Sullivan
Pomona Grange
Wellington
Helen Bowen
Earl Fasterday
Huntsburg
George Gott
O. H. Dirlam
Jacobs
Walter Armstrong
Fry
Ashland
W. D. Jame
Civil War veteran Reuben Knapp honored at birthday dinner
In Wellington the home of Reuben Knapp became a scene of a joyful gathering as his children hosted an oyster dinner for his 99th birthday anniversary. Attending were Elmer and Elmer Fortney and Rose Knapp of Lodi, Elmer and Elmer Knapp of Ashland, Laborie and Emory Knapp of Huntington, and Mrs Emory Knapp who stayed home after a recent fall. The group wished him many more happy days.
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Reuben Knapp
Wellington
Elmer Knapp
Ashland
Elmer Fortney
Rose Knapp
Lodi
M. “. Laborie
Emory Knapp
Huntington
Knapp
Honoy
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Beckley At 79th Anniversary
Thirteen friends and relative surprised Mrs. H. A. Beckley on her 79th birthday anniversary last Tuesday evening. The gathering included games and fellowship as guests departed wishing Mrs Beckley well.
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H. A. Beckley
Beckley Birthday Greetings and Local Visits
Beckley residents sent best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. A B Richards at the Beckley Laughery home. Hartville visitors Lester Baum Donald Baum and Miss Maretta Baum spent the weekend with Mrs Erma Knsely. Lorain couple Mr and Mrs D S Roberson were Sunday supper guests at the O W Roberson home.
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A. B. Richards
Beckley-Laughery
Lester
Donald Baum
Maretta Baum
Hartville
Erma Knnsely
D. S. Roberson
Lorain
O. W. Roberson
Ancient Greek device that could perform simple motions
A fragment notes a device among ancient Greek artifacts described as a machine capable of performing simple motions. The text hints at its experimental or philosophical use but provides limited detail on its mechanism or purpose.
Flow of Air Expansion Moves Water Between Vessels
A nearly closed vessel expands air pushing water into a second vessel. The phenomenon describes how pressure changes drive liquid transfer between connected chambers.
Railway and factory reshape Hfe across East and West
The railway and the factory and the dynamo have been the decisive factors in transforming Hfe radically both in the East ag in the West.
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Hfe
Amendment Bans Foreign Titles Without Congress Consent
An 1810 ratified constitutional amendment by twelve states forbids any US citizen from accepting a foreign title or honor without congressional approval. The action highlights early 19th century limits on foreign accolades and presidential or Senate oversight.
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United States
Congress
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Hubert Day & Sons
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