Chronicle Telegram Publication Details And Circulation Notes
The item lists staff roles including J. Burke as Signaging Editor and Robert Ward as Lt. in foreign advertising, with offices in New York and Chicago. It details subscription rates of 12 cents weekly, 48 cents for four weeks, $6.00 yearly by carrier, and $3.00 yearly by mail outside Elyria. It notes second class mailing and A A B C audited circulation and AP affiliation.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Farming Today Real Business Warns War Dept Recap
War Department guidance urges ex service men to seek farming work. Three trainee classes outlined with capital and skill levels, harvest prospects, and wages. Modern farming seen as profitable with long term demand as Europe recovers and America becomes the breadbasket.
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Arthur
Hans
Europe
America
IAN Internal Pile Remedy Advertisement
Describes Mirg Pile Remedy as an internal treatment for piles with quick relief. Claims to reach the source of trouble via the stomach and intestines and to heal through antiseptic action. Promises relief in days and money refunds if dissatisfied. Includes distributor details and notes itching piles may not be true piles.
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Marty
Chang
Fecent Sears
Preamble and history of the League of Nations covenant
The article analyzes the League of Nations preamble and argues international cooperation does not guarantee peace. It traces older efforts like the Vienna settlement and the Holy Alliance, noting that lofty rhetoric alone failed to prevent wars. It previews tomorrow’s discussion of the treaty's first section.
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League of Nations
Waterloo
Big Fou
Vienna
Paris
Sia
Prussia
Animia
Europe
A Summer Singer Bird Cheerfully Brightens June Heat
The indigo bird sings through June to August from a telegraph wire above a dusty country road. He charms with a cheerful, jingling tune that repeats in short cycles and resumes after a pause, but he flies away if noticed too closely.
Letters to the Editor on unions and wages in 1919 Chronicle
In this letters page readers debate the value and methods of organized labor. The writer questions strike tactics and supports Henry Ford's $2.75 to $3.00 minimum wage and a $7 wage increase as better models for harmony between employers and workers. The piece cites Christ Jesus and Ford as moral and economic examples.
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Oba
Chronicle Telegram
J. W. Smith
Idlenes
Theenions
Christ Jesus
Henry ‘Ford
Jesus Christ
Local rider thanks streetcar company for quiet service
A passenger expressed gratitude to the streetcar company for operating the cars with minimal noise during service and noted satisfaction with the attentive conduct of staff during the trip.
Hospital Births and Discharges Noted in Local Listing
A hospital notes section records births to Mr and Mrs E G Allen of West Ave a daughter and to Mr and Mrs Stack 413 Chestinoore Ave Akron a daughter. Discharges include Allen Kobach West River St Mrs Adam Ranucynski and baby 512 W 12th St John Walsh 524 Wilcox St and Miss Sue McCracken at The Jefferson Third Su.
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E. G. Allen
West Ave
Stack
Chestinoore Ave
Akron
Allen Kobach
West River St
Adam Ranucynski
W. 12Th St
John Walsh
Wilcox St
Sue McCracken
Jefferson
Moose Tea Not to Play Sunday Games
The Elyria Roose baseball team, the only squad playing Sunday baseball here, has disbanded for the season. The club will continue in the Twilight league and won the first half championship. Poor attendance and offers of higher pay in nearby cities undermined the team.
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MOOSE
Elyria Roose
Theseason
Lorain Eagles Fall to Akron Gay Lords in Park Thriller
Akron Gay Lords edged Lorain Eagles 2 to 1 at Liberty Park on Sunday afternoon. Ray Caldwell pitched for Lorain, while Akron’s Culp allowed seven hits and struck out three. Lee and Chisholm led Akron with multiple hits. Caldwell and Culp starred in a pitchers duel.
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Akron
Akron Gay Lords
Lorain Eagles
Liberty Park
Ray Caldwell
Boston Red Sox
Lorain
Culp
Oundsman
Caldwel
Caldwell
Eaely
Ray
Lee
Chisholm
Elyria Clarers
Chis I
Temperance Measure Aims House Search for Liquor
An Associated Press report from Washington describes a temperance proposal to permit searches of private homes for stored whisky and wine. Proponents say thousands of gallons are hidden, capable of lasting years, while opposition is anticipated.
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Associated Press
Washington
Methodist Church Notes Attendance Holds Through Summer
The church reports steady attendance summer month with 339 in Sunday school and 46 in Epworth League meetings amid note of ongoing services.
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Methodist Church
Local taxi service ads list drivers and agents
Frank A. Mead a fireman and Helen Brauninger 19 clerk are listed with Lorain passenger agent EL Newman in Cleveland and Lillian Schultz 25 Lorain. Leonard Fowl 26 driver and Ella Harvey 23 Elyria are named. Call 2789 for Taxi.
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Frank A. Mead
Helen Brauninger
Lorain
A. EL Newman
Cleveland
Lillian Schultz
Leonard Fowl
Ella Harvey
Elyria
Lunchroom Serves Wholesome Dishes at Fair Prices
A well managed lunchroom offers wholesome meals served promptly without rush and at low prices. Patrons, including men like you, are satisfied with seasonal specials, generous portions, and high quality.
Five Swedish Envoys Held by Bolsheviks
Swedish legation members remain imprisoned in Petrograd as Bolsheviks refuse release. Officials fear further detentions of other nations' representatives. Card of Thanks from Frauenstein family notes kindness after illness and death. Elyria Bread for Elyria Homes ad text appears briefly.
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Stockholm
Hare
Sweedish Legation
Petrograde
Frauenstein
Edward Frauenstein
Lilian
Lounise
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J. ¥. Burke
Elyria Telephone Business Office
Bell
Ofics
Robert E. Ward
Eastern Office
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
New York
Western Office
Malers
Wabash Avenue
Madison Street
American Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ian
Aix la Chappelle
France
Bey
Ase Martin
SUN- Pws
Cme
Peer RO Bevard
Todig
Glade
B. Thomas
Elyria Bread
Elyria Homes
Boston
Fryberger & Long
Jackson Hotel
W. Bread St
Lorain County
Tuane
Tine Sky Scraper
Devtal
Grafton
Eckert
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