Elyria Daily publication details and pricing
The Lorain County Publishing Company announces the Elyria Daily, published every evening except Sunday. It is a second class matter, with pricing 2 cents per copy, 12 cents weekly, and annual rates varying by location. Advertising representatives listed in Chicago New York Detroit and other offices.
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Members Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
The
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Lorain
State of
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Dr Karl P Reefy dies. city mourns long time physician
Dr Karl P Reefy, a devoted family physician who served the community from the Cleveland Clinic hospital, died Saturday morning. The Chronicle Telegram received many calls about his condition and residents recalled how he cared for them and helped save lives. The community extends sympathy to his bereaved family and honors a man who always answered calls and placed patient care first.
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Karl P. Reefy
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Reefy
Chronicle-Telegram
Chesterton Criticizes Service Clubs as Demeaning
The New York interview quotes Gilbert K Chesterton condemning service clubs for calling members by nicknames and wearing name buttons. The Seattle Daily Times counters, praising clubs for civic betterment and charitable work. It notes clubs aid the blind, working girls, crippled children, and community projects, urging Chesterton to see their purpose beyond playful forms.
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New York City
Gilbert K. Chesterton
H. L. Mencken
Chesterton
Tom
Jefferson
Francis of
Assisi
Seattle Daily Times
Harry
Mr. Chesterton
Surviving superstition on Groundhog Day beliefs
The piece critiques Groundhog Day superstitions and related beliefs about luck and fate. It argues the groundhog’s influence is unproven, noting February milder weather is not guaranteed, and warns against clinging to ancient signs while recognizing lingering superstitions in memory.
Groundhog Day Noted as We Trace Distant State Anomaly
The passage reflects on moving toward a more remote region of the state while criticizing ignorance. It mentions we have not completed the journey, though we pause to observe Groundhog Day as a point of reference in the ongoing distance and discovery.
Anniversaries of notable figures and births
A list of historical anniversaries notes Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart born in 1756 and various figures with birth and death dates including Joseph Israels 1824, David M Key, Richard Taylor, Lewis Carroll, Samuel Gompers, John Anderson, and William II. The entries mix birth years with death dates and places from multiple periods.
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Joseph Israels
David M Key
Tennessee
United States
Greene Co. Tenn
Chattanooga
Richard Taylor
Zachary Taylor
New Orleans
New York
Lewis Carroll
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Samuel Gompers
America
England
San Antonio
John Anderson
Daylight Saving Time
St John’s
Charter Granted to University of Georgia in 1785
The record notes a charter granted in 1785 to the University of Georgia. Other items list Seattle’s population at 400 in 1868, Edison’s incandescent lamp patent in 1880, and Coblenz in Germany being occupied by American troops and then handed to France in 1923.
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University of Georgia
Seattle
Washington
Edison
Coblenz
Germany
Notable Births and Honors of Historic Figures
Bessie Beatty a New York editor born in Los Angeles 45 years ago Jerome D Kern a New York composer born there 46 years ago Judge Learned Hand born in Albany 59 years ago Brig Gen Samuel D Rockenbach born in Lynchburg Va 62 years ago Prof Carroll Doten MIT statistician economist born in Panton Vermont 60 years ago Ralph Modjeska bridge engineer born in Poland 79 years ago Bishop Thomas Nicholson Detroit Methodist Episcopal born in Canada 69 years ago Bishop John M Moore of the
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Bessie Beatty
New York
Los Angeles
Jerome D Kern
Second Circuit Court
Albany
Samuel D Rockenbach
USA
Lynchburg
Carroll Doten
Mass Institute of Technology
Panton Vt
Ralph Modjeska
Poland
Thomas Nicholson
Detroit
Canada
John M Moore
The
Portrait of a Writer’s Temper and Ambition
The text describes a harmonious contentment paired with strong persuasive power. It notes that success will seem attainable, offering chances for fame, but warns that a lack of discretion is the key shortcoming to overcome. The imminent day calls for careful effort to avoid failure.
Paralyzing Stroke Breaks Long Church Organ Record
Pine Bluff Arkansas reports a near forty year record at Trinity Episcopal Church. Mrs E W Cobage prominent musician was forced to miss services as organist due to a parasitic stroke. The absence marks the fourth time in nearly fifty years she missed her post.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
E. W. Bocage
Trinity Episcopal Church
Strikers Burn Cab In Cleveland Violence Sparks Cab Fire
In Cleveland on January 27 violence linked to Zone Cab drivers’ strike escalated as a cab was burned and another hit by bricks. Police say the clash followed strike actions despite organizers’ warnings against violence. The burned cab, stolen from a parking space while its driver Edward Redlin ate nearby, was saturated with gasoline before ignition.
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Cleveland
Zone Cab Company
Zone Cab Drivers Association
Edward Redlin
Cab Targeted By Brick Thrower In Zone Incident
A taxi in the Zone was struck when a person threw about a dozen bricks at its windows while the cab was parked. No injuries reported. Police are investigating and reviewing nearby surveillance for a suspect.
Woman killed after stepping into street car path in Cleveland
Miss Verna Ziegman, about 3 years old, was killed today when she walked around the end of a street car and into the path of a moving auto in Cleveland. The accident occurred near the intersection where the street car lines cross the street. Police are investigating the cause of the incident.
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Cleveland, CO
Verna Ziegman
Giants Star Refuses Family Photos in Memphis Winter
A New York Giants baseman and Memphis winter resident poses willingly to photographers but declines photos involving his family. Brazil claims vast black diamond deposits and production leadership, touting stones as hard enough for lapidary drills and valuing their enhanced hardness.
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Baseman
New York Gianta
Memphis
Brazil
Women excel at most things except talking one at a time
A humorous line notes women have advanced in many ways yet still struggle with single topic conversation. Garlic breath is joked as a suitable chaperon based on the quip. The snippet reflects playful, old fashioned humor typical of mid century cartoons.
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John F. Dille
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