Chronicle Telegram Publication Details
The notice lists the Elyria Ohio Chronicle Telegram staff and address with publication schedule and pricing. It notes the editor and president, the post office classification, and subscription rates for in county and out of state readers, plus advertising representation locations in Chicago New York and Detroit.
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THE
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Aghie
J. Clare George
Not a Deficit Surplus Shocks Government Post Office
Government students were startled by a reported five million dollar surplus for the fiscal year ending July 1. The piece argues the Post Office, a virtual monopoly, runs best when self supporting, with Farley’s message cited as part of a broader debate over efficiency, politics, and pricing practices.
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Uncle Sam
Farley
Paville
Cigil
Post Office
Post Office Department
Giten
Time for a Decision Condemnation of the Navy Dirigible
Editorial argues Los Angeles should be retired from active service to revive the airship question. It notes Macon remains, cites past tests, and calls for a formal study of dirigible value in warfare before further spending and risk.
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Los Angeles
Con
Macon
Aee
Pacific
Naval Authos
United
Declining Birth Rate and Economic Outlook Explored
A senior agriculture economist argues the birth rate misstates the danger from unemployment. He forecasts population could stabilize in 50 years, with a shrinking birth rate risking lower demand for farm and industrial products unless conditions improve. A column of assorted witticisms follows.
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Olver V W. Baker
Department of Agriculture
Biker
Nature
The Silent Observer And the Irony Of Words
A fragmented assemblage of satirical vignettes and quips on language posing as a broader social commentary. It catalogues misused phrases, comic misprints, and stray anecdotes featuring everyday eccentricities, accidents, and witty observations from a bygone era. The text sketches a mosaic of phrases, jokes, and brief scenes centered on human folly and communication.
Coffins Scattered After Trailer Breaks Free on Highway
A trailer broke from its tow and rolled into a bridge on a Colorado Springs Pueblo highway. Coffins aboard shattered into splinters, and debris scattered across the roadway. No further details on injuries or exact location provided.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado Springs-Pueblo
Josiah Reverence for God's Word Amid National Calamities
A devotional reflection contrasts King Josiah with Jehoiakim who burned the book and cut the word of God, urging leaders who fear God. The text cites 2 Chronicles 34 and prays for revival, repentance, and a nation to recognize divine judgment and seek divine guidance in times of calamity.
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Teiim
Ereas Jehoiakim
God
Josiah
Anniversaries of notable figures from 1713 to 1914
A list of historical figures with birth and death notes including Joseph Habersham born Savannah and served as Postmaster General, Edward D. Cope Philadelphia zoologist, Sir Moses Montefiore English Jewish philanthropist, and Allen S. Will journalist and educator. Also references Burlingame Treaty and various dates.
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Joseph Habersham
Georgia
Savannah
Jean B.C. Coror
Landswater
James H. la Confederate
Mathews
Edward D. Cope
China
Moses Montefiore
War Across Europe Sparks Global Conflict
A chaotic wartime note lists Tria declaring war on Serbia and launching a world war. It then catalogs today’s birthdays of notable figures from Mary Anderson to Clara Bow, plus lines reflecting opinion on human nature and science, ending with a dated horoscope and social commentary.
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Tria
Serbia
Hudson Sets Hill Climbing Record
Al Miller drove his Hud convertible coupe up Mount Washington in 14 minutes 20.35 seconds, securing the speed record. Chet Miller set a Terraplane top-climb record last year, the only car ever to reach the summit in high gear. The article notes the daring, skill, and danger of hill climbs and the Mt. Washington route with its 160 curves.
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al Miller
Urington
Hudson
Chet Miller
Peonte
Soma
Mt. Washington
The road hogs blocking lanes and parking spaces
A crude description of drivers who park across two spaces to ease exiting and those who insist on staying mid road at a slow pace, ignoring honks and the urge to yield. The text portrays frustration with obstructive driving behavior.
Auto collision injures five on Cleveland Street
Five Clevelanders escaped uninjured when an auto driven by Flosiny Cadrowski struck a curb on Cleveland Street while trying to avoid another car. The crash damaged the vehicle and a second car driven by Casmir Zywotlek reported to police after the impact on Cleveland Street. Zywotlek obtained the license number of the other vehicle and planned to prosecute.
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Abbe Road
Cleveland Street
Zywotiek
Barnes
Cleveland
Ohio
United Air Lines
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Woman on Broad Street Slips and Is Injured
Mrs Ella Schaefer of 358 Kenyon Avenue suffered an injury after slipping on Broad Street last evening. The incident caused little damage, and no other injuries were reported.
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Middle Avenue
Ella Schaefer
Kenyon Avenue
Broad Street
Kage
Grunow Radios Bring New Tech to Day's Music Store
Day's Music and Day's Hardware showcase the 1935 Grunow radio sets highlighted by the Signal Beacon feature designed to ease shortwave tuning. The ad touts financing, exchange offers, and prices from $7.50, plus refrigerators, Detroit Jewel gas ranges, paper goods, and safety razor blades as part of a broad home goods sale.
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Grunow
Gem Company
Gem
Dollar
Vacationers tout success with Tony Accetta Bug Spoon lure
Returning vacationers continue to tell of successful bass and pike catches using the Tony Accetta Bug Spoon. The weedless lure casts easily and features a wiggle wobble action that attracts fish, suggesting anglers take a bug spoon for better results.
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Tony Accetta
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