Rates and delivery details for Elyria Ohio newspaper
The notice lists pricing for single copies and subscriptions by carrier and mail, including 1 cent weekly and 9.15 yearly in advance, with regional rates for Elyria Lorain and adjoining counties at 4.00 yearly and elsewhere in Ohio at 5.00 yearly. Foreign advertising reps are John W. Cullen Company with Chicago New York and Detroit addresses. Date July 13 1938.
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Mail
Elyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Tragedy On The Farm And Barn Fire Warnings
A letter discusses barn fires caused by spontaneous hay combustion during hay season. It cites a local fireman advising ventilation in the mow and tile use to prevent heat buildup. The piece urges farmers to take precautions to protect livestock, hay, and buildings from fire loss.
A New Approach to Child Labor Problems in America
The article condemns child labor and discusses legal attempts to curb it. It notes state laws, a failed New York amendment, NRA actions, and the minimum wage bill as a new approach. It argues enforcement challenges and the need to balance parental rights with protection, calling for the act to prove its potential effectiveness.
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NRA
New York State
Supreme Court
America
Tax Consciousness Endangers Public Waste and Spending
The Daily Oklahoman argues that many people pay taxes only indirectly through higher prices and consumer costs. It notes the tax system burden on everyday goods from production to purchase, and urges citizens to recognize total government funding and curb waste before a financial crisis erodes personal savings.
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Daily
Oklahoman
Jonesville
Washington
Touring costs reach record four and a half billion in 1937
The American Automobile Association reports 1937 motor vacation expenditures at 4.5 billion dollars, up 290 million from 1936. AAA notes rising travel indicators, with club routings up to 37 percent and gas use up 7.6 percent as national parks, forests, and resorts see stronger visits.
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American Automobile Association
Rockefeller Center
AAA
Notable Deaths and Anniversaries in 19th Century Figures
A concise obituary announce list features Jose Alemany born in Spain first archbishop of San Francisco died 1888 James A Seddon born Fredericksburg Va died 1880 Nathan Bedford Forrest born Bedford County Tennessee died 1877 Samuel Mather born Cleveland died 1931 James H Rogers Washington inventor died 1929 Franklin H Martin born Ixonia Wisconsin died 1935 John Jacob Astor fourth born Rhode Island died Titanic 1912.
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Jose
Alemany
San Francisco
Spain
James A. Seddon
Fredericksburg
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Bedford Co. Tenn
Memphis
Samuel Mather
Cleveland
James H. Rogers
Washington
D. C
Franklin, Tenn
Franklin H Martin
Chicago
Ixonia
Wis
John Jacob Astor
Uscher WY
Landmark U S historical milestones span centuries
A rapid chronicle notes 1753 chartering of the College of Philadelphia later the University of Pennsylvania, the Northwest Ordinance as a foundational document, 1863 draft riots in New York, 1917 and 1918 U S mobilization in World War I, 1925 eight hour day standard and transit strike, 1928 crime spree including murder of a prohibition agent and others.
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College of Philadelphia
Univ. of Pennsylvania
New York City
War Department
France
Interborough Rapid Transit
Prohibition
U. S Secret Service
Notable Births and Origins of Public Figures Listed
Dr Mary E Woolley president emeritus Mt Holyoke College born Norwalk Conn 75 years ago Robert Bridges Droch editor New York born Shippensburg Pa 80 years ago Phillips H Lord Seth Parker of the radio born Hartford Vt 36 years ago Raymond L Buell chairman Foreign Policy Assoc New York born Chicago 42 years ago Dr William F Snow general director American Social Hygiene Assoc born Quincy Ill 64 years Carl E Milliken secretary Motion Pictures Producers and Distributors of America New York City born Pittsfield Maine 6 years ago Lord Passfield Sidney J Webb
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Mary E Woolley
Mt Holyoke College
Norwalk
Conn
Robert Bridges
Droch
New York
Shippensburg
Phillips H Lord
Seth Parker
The
Radio
Hartford
Raymond L Buell
Foreign Policy Asso
Chicago
William F. Snow
Amer
Social Hygiene Asso
Quincy
Ill
Carl E Milliken
Motion Pictures Producers and Distributors of America
New York City
Pittsfield
Maine
Lord Passfield
Sidney J Webb
Bible readings and reflections on faith and the heart
The article discusses Wednesday Bible readings from Deuteronomy 6 4 9 and declares religion arises from experience and heart emotion. It argues reason guides faith yet religion remains loving, practical, and transformative through lived action.
Harvester Thresher Demo Near Clarksfield Hollow on Route 60
Farmers of Lorain County are invited to view a McCormick Deering No 60 harvester thresher at work July 15 at 1 PM on the Gardiner farm run by L W Mahl, located one mile north of Clarksfield Hollow on Route 60. The Wellington dealer Mrs Young says the machine’s efficiency will appeal to local farmers.
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Lorain County
Gardiner
L. W. Mahl
Clarksfield Hollow
Young
Wellington
Famed English Labor Statesman Born 19 Years Ago
A renowned English labor statesman marked a notable anniversary today, reflecting on decades of public service since birth. His career includes leadership roles and influence across labor reform and national policy.
Horoscope Outlook for Today and Personal Prospects
Today brings good perception and adaptability, suggesting success in teaching and training roles. While practical gains may come, lasting fame or fortune is unlikely, though mild advantages in sports could offset this.
Confession in Mattson Kidnapping Under Scrutiny
Frank Olson, 32, a farm laborer, confessed to kidnapping and killing Charles Mattson but state police chief William Cole questioned whether the confession can be substantiated. Olson claimed he strangled the child after stealing him from Tacoma and named an accomplice, who was arrested.
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Tacoma
Wash
Frank Olson
Charles Mattson
William Cole
Olson
Cole
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mattson
Adams County
Ritzville
Charles
Everett
No-Meeting Club Forms in Marshfield
A new club in Marshfield Ore organized by Mrs John Cook has no name, meetings, or officers. It has over 50 members already and requires only that each member makes someone smile each day.
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Marshfield
Ore
John Cook
Roosevelt as President or Political Boss on Stump Tour
Franklin D Roosevelt uses radio time on his political tour without being billed as a candidate. He presents as President and as head of the Democratic Party, prompting broadcaster reluctance to charge for airtime and prompting scrutiny of his dual role and public finance for the trip. Ledger Syndicate notes explain the arrangement and criticize the tactics.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin D Roosevelt
United States
Hir
New York
Washington
Franklin D R Roosevelts
Roosevelt
White House
Reehtician
Dr. Jekyll
Dr. Hyde
Franklin Roosevelt
NBC
CBS
Fone
Democratic National Committee
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
The New Federal Wages and Hours Law Emerges
Discussion of the 1938 wage and hour law, its creation under the New Deal, and the debates over constitutionality. It covers the act’s administration, the boards for labor employers and the public, minimum wages starting at 25 cents rising to 40 cents, and hours from 44 to 42 then 40, with child labor bans and regional disparities highlighted.
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N.R A
Seventy-fifth
Congress
House
House Rules Committee
House Labor Committee
Mary T Morton
Labor Committee
Pepper
Florida
Norton
Senate
Department of Labor
North
Supreme Court
Labor Board
South Amherst Council in Session at Town Hall
A regular South Amherst village council meeting was held at the Town Hall on Monday evening with routine business discussion. Mayor Henry Garland presided with all members and officers present as committee reports were favorably received.
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South Amherst
Henry Garland
Hawks Seek Class A or B Softball Games
The South Amherst Hawks softball team invites Class A and Class B opponents for scheduled games. Interested teams should contact team coach for available dates.
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South Amherst Hawks
Local Church Groups Plan Activities and Socials
Mrs Harold Allsop hosts Methodist Aid Society gathering Thursday afternoon with Mrs George Rice assisting. Mrs George Solka and Mrs John Stedge host Ladies Altar Society at Nativity parish Thursday evening. Christian Endeavor to sponsor ice cream social on Congregational lawn Thursday. South Amherst American Legion Post 197 to hold Friday meeting in club rooms. Ladies Dime Society bake sale at Edwards Food Store Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clapp of Kupton were Sunday dinner guests of Gust Mathas. Mrs Sarah Thompson and daughters visited Arthur Ernst Sunday afternoon. Harold Green of Lorain visited Harmon Mathas.
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Harold Allsop
Methodist Aid Society
George Rice
George Solka
John Stedge
Ladies Altar Society
the Nativity
Roy Anderson
The
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
South Amherst American Legion Post No 197
Ladies Dime Society of the Congregational Church
Edwards
Clapp
Kupton
Gust Mathas
Sarah Thompson
Ethel
Frances Ward
South Ridge
Arthur Ernst
Harold Green
Lorain
Harmon Mathas
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Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. C. Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Clare George
Ward—Motor Clubs
Loday
Bible Readings
Memmoth
Kursk
Russia
Moscow
Wilmot
Masonie Bidg
Auto Loans Cash Immediately Motor Car Loan CO
Illinois
Court Street
Western Reserve Finance
Boake
Vicinity
Joe Balog
Amherst
Boake Carter
Edward S. Sheck
14Th
Sheck
Congress Committee
By Erik McKinley Eriksson
History
University of Southern California
Council
P.R. Smith & Co
Elyria Sav. & Tr. Bldg
Schroll
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