Ohio newspaper ad rates and distribution notes 1939
Advertising rates list three cents per copy with weekly bogey and nine dollar eighteen cent yearly advance. Rates vary for Elyria Lorain adjoining counties four hundred dollars yearly other Ohio locations. Foreign reps listed as John W Cullen Company with Chicago New York Columbus Detroit addresses.
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Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third
Detroit
General Motors Brig
Natural coalition in the House shapes bipartisan support
The New York Sun notes a de facto coalition between Republicans and some Democrats in the House. It highlights votes on the National Labor Relations Board investigation and the Hatch bill, showing cross party cooperation amid debates on New Deal policies.
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House of Representatives
National Labor Relations Board
Roosevelt
House
Aubrey Williams
New York Sun
Grandmothers Go Places Defying Old Stereotypes
Riverside residents recount adventurous grandmothers venturing abroad and hiking in distant mountains. Virginia Pfuderer, 72, travels the world by new airlines paying $7000 for thrills. Emma Steffy, 77, explored the Welsh Mountains above Reading while huckleberrying, returning home unharmed and calm despite concerns.
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Riverside. Winds
Chicago
Virginia L. Pfuderer
Riverside
Emma Steffy
Reading
Penna
The First Hundred Ideas Drive Real Value in Thought
The text argues that after many ideas form, thinking becomes easier. Some people never have original ideas, while others with a single idea can surpass many with many ideas. Humans differ from cave dwellers by the power to think and create value through driven, productive brains.
Shakespeare Then And Now Disappointment At Globe Theater
A review notes the Globe Theater segment at the New York World’s Fair failed to attract enough audience for streamlined Shakespearean performances. It argues Shakespeare would approve modern staging by cultivated actors and laments reliance on scholastic readings, praising the Bard’s enduring influence and urging honest artistic adaptation.
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Globe Theater
Old Globe
London
Tomorow
Bernhardt
Macbeth
Henry Irving
Shylock Mansfield
Brutus
Gielgud
Hamlet
Hampden
German demands on Czech forests spark regional tension
The piece notes Germany's push to seize Czech lumber and chemicals, stirring Czech resentment and hinting Germany could face internal opposition if war arises. It contrasts Czech forest care with German demands and warns of broader political instability in Berlin. It also discusses U.S. arms policy toward Japan and the Nine Power Pact’s vague protections, urging legal treaty steps before embargoes.
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Boake Carter
Germany
Berlin
Reich
Vandenberg
Japan
Senate
United States
Far East
Vandenbergs
Italy
Great
Strange as It Seems: Deep Ocean Cores Collected By Lab Venture
John Hix reports on Carnegie Geophysical Laboratory measurements in Washington using core samplers and a 5400 fathom cable to obtain 19387 cores from Bartlett Deep in the Atlantic at 2800 fathoms. A nine foot arbor vitae tree in Dalton Georgia shows differences after 15 years reflecting soil from across the states. Tomorrow features The Chicken of the Egg.
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Carnegies Geophysical Laboratory
Washington
Bartlett
Anniversaries and local notes fill busy page
A readable jumble lists anniversaries for dates 1796 to 1937 including John M. Clayton and Amelia Earhart with birthplaces and death years. It also notes a Detroit founding, a resignation at Columbia Steel, a traffic ordinance capping speeds, Ely residents offering airplane rides, and Henry Churchill King’s arrival in Constantinople as part of a U.S. commission.
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John M. Clayton
Delaware
U. 5
Burn
Sussex County
Doves
John A. Dis
New York
Treasury
Boscawen
N. H
Josiah G. Holland
Springfield
Mass
New York Magazine
Belchertown
Benn Pitman
England
Cincinnati
William Cuillette
Hartford
Conn
Alice Jean Webster
Fredonia
N.Y
Amelia Earhart
Atchison, Kansas
Los
On Pacific
Elytia
Pressen
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
Constantinople
American Commission On Mandates
Turkey
Probing Self-Defense Rights Under Kellogg Pact Debate
The text argues the pact grants each nation exclusive judgment of its self-defense and notes Japan’s China actions. It questions legal interpretations, hints at biased defenses, and mentions England and Wales demographic figures as part of a broader debate.
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Japan
Brussels
China
Elsinia Council Bans Street Fairs in City
Council passes ordinance prohibiting street fairs or carnivals on Elsnia streets. A petition with nearly 200 signatures from Elsnia businessmen supported the measure. Cheapside will be paved to provide a 54 foot wide vehicular route along the east curb and hitching rail.
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Elsiia
Elsnia
Ohio State Fair duties keep Rowland busy in Columbus
C E Rowland Lorain County agricultural extension agent until last month serves as assistant state director of agriculture and oversees the Ohio State Fair preparations. He manages exhibit plans and opens the fair season with intensive coordination and scheduling.
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C E. Rowland
Lorain County
Columbus
Notable historical milestones and birth anniversaries list
A timeline of events from 1794 to modern times, noting the Whiskey Rebellion suppression in Western Pennsylvania, the 1847 Salt Lake City founding, 1861 Civil War action near Winchester, 1884 national Prohibitionists convention in Pittsburgh, and notable birth anniversaries including Rt. Rev. James E Freeman, sculptor Frederick Law Olmsted, and other figures with origins and ages.
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Pennsylvani
Pres Washington
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jubal A. Early
Ahernstown
Winchester
Pittsburgh
New York City
Roosevelt
James E Freeman
Washington DC
New ‘Uch
Fredaurie Law
Russell Colla
Philp D Wagener
New York
Somerville
No 1
Charles V. Vickrey
Golden Rule Foundation
Icla
Ill
Readings on Native Traits and Fortunes Caution
An excerpt outlines native character as dignified and self reliant with a potential taste for praise. It warns jealousy toward honors may mask kindness, risking a conceit that could threaten fortunes.
Woman Tricks Firemen With Stove Fire Plan
Mrs Edward W Breau in Newton Massachusetts told fire headquarters she could not start a fire in her stove. Fireman Wulard White arrived and quickly lit a cheerful blaze in her kitchen range, turning the situation into a successful home fire drill.
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Newton
Mass
Edward W Breau
Fire Headquarters
Wulard White
Reading St Matt 25 14 30 and Noguchi Life Story
The reading cites the parable of the talents praising faithful service and reward. It recalls Noguchi, a Japanese peasant’s son who overcomes extreme poverty to pursue science, despite disability, with remarks of perseverance and gratitude for opportunity.
Moonshine Found In Coffee Pot Stills Seized
Federal agents traced a coffee pot still to Mrs Anna Suder a 49 year old widow in Philadelphia. She produced 49 quarts of moonshine in three months while claiming the liquor was brewed for her daughter’s wedding. The judge imposed a stiff sentence after the arrest for illegal distilling.
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Philadelphia
Anna Suder
Imery
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Chronicle-Telegram Memoers Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Torain Counts Printing & Publishing Company
G Hudnutt
Publieser
Clare George
Miond
Gloria Postoffice
Uly
Pwspar
Boake
Hitler
John Hix
Dalton
Fel
HS States
Palos Lang
Rae
Carnegie Year Laboratory
Cadillac
Montreal
Thomeas M Custer
Columbia Steel Company
Milwaukee
England and
Wales
Bible
St. Matt
Noguchi
America
Europe
Niiguchi
P.steur
Dunic
P. R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Bldg
Ceulad
R. J Reynold Tobecco Company
Winston-Saem
N C
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