Local Newspaper Trade Names and Notice Details
The fragment lists Associated Press rights and publication credits, newsroom offices in New York, and representatives. mentions circulation and advertising contact numbers for Elyria and Lorain papers. It references the Bureau of Advertising and the American Newspaper Publishers Association and notes local news dispatch attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audit Bureau of Cir@eletin
Bureau of Adverti.ry
American Newsaper Pilhesers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Cele
John W. Hunter
Associated Proos
The Threat of Public Expectorations and Disease
An editorial urges strict penalties for spitting in public as a deadly health menace. It compares city practices in Toledo and Saranac Lake with Boston anti spitting efforts, arguing that careless expectoration spreads disease and makes spitter a murderer in effect. The piece calls for enforcement to curb this habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Adete
Boston
Stephen O’meara
Laughing and Curtain Preservation In Vaudeville Review
A vivid theatrical column notes Jo Daniels delivering sharp punchlines as he closes a vaudeville set. The piece contrasts his stage mastery with political and naval musings about future grandeur and budget battles as figures debate economy and equality themes appear in social talk of cider mills and John Barleycorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jothus Daniels
Josephus
Cabineteer
Navy
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A fragmentary piece laments selfish behavior among men who neglect family and social duties while prioritizing themselves and personal comforts. It urges men to bring spouses to events and criticizes disregard for wives in public life, ending with an ad for rubber footwear and an Army Bazaar at 525 W Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Bazaar
W. Broad St
Remarks on Age and Social Cruelty in Theory and Practice
The speaker laments society's mistreatment of the elderly and the denial of care. He cites rainy day money as a false comfort and notes the hypocrisy of those who pretend youth while aging. He questions remedies for aging and other universal human ills like death and poverty, concluding no remedy exists.
Much Accomplished by Industrial Girls of Y. W. C. A.
Elyria report details the Industrial department's 1919 1920 year of weekly meetings social events and a factory survey showing over half of the girls employed in higher factories live nearby and speak English. It notes visits by industrial officers and pivotal fundraisers enabling field convention attendance and federation activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrcks
Cleveland
F. L. Gates
Cincinnati
Association
Federation Party
Fett
Federation
Western College
Oxford
Eames
Bowen
Elyria Federation
Ohio
West Virmania
Girls Federation finances show growth and steady receipts
The federation of three girls from each club reports twelve meetings in the year, a bake sale clearing about 35, and fundraising through Christmas cards and YWCA seals. Total receipts for the year reach 1415.92 with 1512.88 disbursed, leaving 303.04 on hand as of January 1, 1921, plus 48 new members and policy improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Girls Club
Federation
T Robinson
Industrial Committee
Linwood Park
Fire destroys Kipton house in weekend blaze
Kipton, Jan 18. Mrs Earl Kennedy and family from Henrietta were guests at the Betas home. Several families and residents visited or stayed with relatives in nearby towns over the weekend. County and District Superintendents will hold a stereopticon lecture in Kipton Jan 26 to discuss schools and organize a Parent Teachers association. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Glen Beecher of Wakeman on Sunday Jan 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
F. E. Waska
Herbert Hance
A. L. Currier
Baby
Wakeman
Currier
Mra
Fred Uring
Elyria
Howard
ABE MARTIN QUIPS ON CHRISTMAS READING HABITS
Emmy Pash notes people avoid staying home to read as ABE MARTIN recalls past habit of giving books at Christmas. Pinky Kerr spends $13 on the qt today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobuddy
Emmy Pash
Pinky Kerr
Penrose fights increased taxes despite illness
Senator Boise Penrose, recently weakened by illness, returned to Washington to lead the fight against the new tax bill. A phalanx of supporters gathered at his Capitol Hill office as he weighs public policy against his health. His condition remains of concern to allies and media alike as G.O.P. leaders confer on strategy. Efforts to raise taxes are met with determined opposition from Penrose and allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera
Boise Penrose
Washington
Evolution of a Local Grocery Business Through the Years
The article traces the history of a corner store starting in 1856 with H. McFarland building padding for a shop, then 1865 Breckenridges running a small brick store on the current furniture store lot. It follows ownership by B. F. and A. L. Breckenridge, shifts to a meat market, and later E. N. Gibbs taking charge in 1900. It notes the 1917 involvement of Mr. Breckenridge and the arrival of the United Food Company signaling new management and ideas. Lyndon Smith returns from Texas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McFarland
B. F
A. L. Breckenridge
Dusipess
H F
Oberlin
Mr. Linnell
WANTED news boys for Lorain routes
Classified notice seeking news boys to carry routes in Lorain. Apply to Circulation Manager at the Lorain Office Chronicle Telegram four corners over Western Union Telegraph office. Also lists rooms and bath, city gas, 150 fruit trees and various berry plants on about 4 acres, 3 minutes from street car, possession at once. Price and terms on application. A. V. Hageman phone 4232 Majestic Blog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Four Corners
Western Union Telegraph Office
Trooms
Bath
A. V. Hageman
Majestic
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Lorsin
Pt Bnlered Ag
Gee
John Barleycorn
Jim the
Mnendry
Eym
Martha Meredith
Gates’ Hospital
Citivens
Altiers
Notawa Club
Elrls
World Fellowship
Anglia
Atria
Meg Hellreagle
Kipton
Abe Martin
Penrose
Ren
Boise
EB. N. Gibba
Coon Hydrick
Effie Hanes
Kipton Grange
C. B. Hoene
F. E. Weeks
B. F. Lyes
George Bickel
United Food Co
Manage
W. Broad
L. H. Hawley
General Insurance
Automobile
Broadway
The
Eastern Heights Land Co
Roby
H. G. Roby
Knight, Norris, Gibbs Company
City of
Lewis Mercantile Company
the Knight, Norris, Gibbs Company
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