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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1934

Page

5

Classified ad pricing and postal rates note

The item lists price terms for a single copy three cents and carrier boy rates per week and yearly prepaid figures. It includes mail rates outside Elyria and adjoining counties, state and foreign advertising reps, and addresses for W. Cullen Company in Chicago New York Detroit with a General Motors building reference.

Boy Ibo Mail Elyria Borain Sobs W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan New York Detroit General Motors

Qualified for Governor We Back Clarence J Brown for Ohio Nomination

The editorial endorses Clarence J. Brown for Ohio governor, arguing the state faces finance tax liquor and other challenges requiring a capable leader. It praises Brown as experienced economical, courageous and trusted by voters, noting his past roles as secretary of state and publisher and urging support to carry the Republican banner in the fall race.

Ohio George White Clarence J. Brown Brown Mr. Brown Republican Party

World Watches Trials Of serum for infantile paralysis

Announcement that experiments on humans will test the serum developed by Dr. Maurice Brodie of New York University. Inmates of orphanages may become subjects if courts approve, children under six the target group. Past tests on monkeys and three volunteer physicians preceded this step.

Maurice Brodie New York University New York William H. Park Josephine Neal Henry Wut

Small Change Demand Surges Amid Coin Shortage

The United States mints and Bureau of Engraving report increased demand for small coins due to a cash-heavy economy. Low mint production in 1931 and 1932 worsens the shortage, with higher business activity and fewer banks driving more odd-cent transactions and reliance on cash. Expect continued use of minor coins until bank deposits rise and credit use grows.

United States Bureau of Engraving Belf

Leaving Vacation Plans To Chance

Opinion notes that strict itineraries spoil spontaneity and that choosing to travel with no plan lets the mood and spirits guide the trip. Mentions global events in a wry tone and ends with a nod to ongoing debates on disarmament and debt.

Anniversaries and Births Highlights and History

Today in history and birthdays feature figures from Francesco Petrarch to Alberto Santos-Dumont. Notable events include 1775 prayer day, 1877 Eastern rail strikes, and Pancho Villa’s assassination in 1923. Also lists Erret L. Cord and Joseph W. Byrns with birthplaces and ages.

Francesco Petrarch Richard Owen Alexander L. Holley Lakeville Conn Dred New York Augustin Daly Plymouth N. C Marquis of Queensbury Alberto Santos-Dumont John M. Bowman America Leo XII Pancho” Villa Mexico Erret L. Cord Warrensburg Joseph W. Byrns Nashville

Wive Preservers Vengament and Noted Figures Born Names

A jumble of advice and biographical notes appears, mentioning a stain remover tip, then listing several prominent figures with birthplaces and ages. Individuals include Tenn congressman from Cedar Hill, Frank P. Walsh of New York, Dr Ernest C. Moore of Los Angeles, Prof Herbert E Bolton of California, Ernest Hutcheson of New York, Bishop Charles L Mead of Kansas City, Prof Westel Willoughby of Johns Hopkins, and Dr William F Willoughby of Washington, with ages ranging from 63 to 70. Also notes a horoscope about patient endeavor and faithful service for today.

Australia Charles L. Mead Kansas City M. Church Vienna X. J Westel W. Willoughby Johns Hopkins Alexandria Willam F. Willoughby Institute For Government Research Washington, D. C

Henrietta Young Farmers Meet in Henrietta

July 20 America’s Young Farmers met at Frederick Portman’s home to plan winter club work. They proposed signs for road names and raising funds for a civb tent at the local Fair. Russell Portman named health delegate as hours included lemonade and cookies served by Mrs Elm er Portman.

Henrietta America Frederick Portman Russell Portman Civb Elmer Portman

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