Elyria Daily News Notice Details July 30 1934
City editor notice explains publication schedule and pricing terms. The Elyria paper lists postal rules from 1879 act, single copy price, home delivery rates, and annual mail rates for Lorain counties Ohio and beyond with advertising reps in Chicago New York Detroit and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Colin W. Cullen
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
A Great Actress Passes Dressler Remembered in Portraits
Marie Dressler, renowned stage and screen star, has died after a long illness. Once a struggling theatre worker, she rose to fame but faced retirement as stage doors closed. Her late career flourished in films, earning millions of fans and proving enduring talent and clean entertainment.
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Marie Dressler
End of U S Marines Role in Haiti Marks Shifting Caribbean Policy
The United States plans to pull out Marines from Haiti by mid next month, concluding a long occupation begun under Wilson and continued into Roosevelt era. The move ends direct policing of Haiti while leaving a trained constabulary and capable civil service, sparking debate over the island nation’s governance and stability.
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Roosevelt
Island Republic
Harti
Wilson
Haiti
Caribbean
Nicaragua
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Port Au Prince
Haitan
Warm Weather Comforts and Progress in Living
The Loledo Chronicle recalls past comforts without screens ice or electric fans noting maternal progress before air conditioning and dress in summers. It laments many Americans lack shade lawns and home conveniences and suggests a boom in awning ice box and appliance industries if workers earned enough.
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The
Loledo Chronicle
What Causes Appendicitis and the Death Rates Rise
Insurance analysts note an increase in appendicitis deaths from 13.3 per 100000 in 1910 to 17.9 in 1930 across 60 cities. They consider shifting death rates from other diseases and call for research to uncover the disease’s causes. The text discusses possible dietary links and the need to reduce occurrence through understanding why it happens.
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Neo
How The Tourists Pay In France In 1933
The article states American tourists spent about 1.5 billion francs in France in 1933, while French exports to the United States were about 68 million francs. It notes tourism was worth twice foreign trade for France and that only seven percent of tourist spending went on wine, women, and song, challenging common stereotypes about American visitors’ leisure choices.
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France
United States
Paris
Golden Legion Bible Study On Carchemish and Josiah
The text discusses Carchemish by the Euphrates and 2 Chronicles 34, noting archaeological finds and battles involving Egyptian rulers and the Assyrians. It references Josiah and seeks wisdom through prayer, citing ancient events and biblical passages in a reflective study context.
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Magiddo
Gewagedon
Banylen
Belgium
Josiah
Poarack
Waca
Anniversaries list of notable births and deaths across years
A read-through annals of anniversaries noting Emily Jane Browts born in early era, Wilbeam Tidan father of pba ponuiae with a noted date, Hera Bavatesy de most oted con natee, Resets Dred in London May 1883, and Thomas J O Brien with Delaware ties. Includes dates of death and brief biographical cues from scattered entries.
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Emily Jane Browts
Wilbeam Tidan
Bastom
Issi
Hera Bavatesy
London
Delaware
Wilmington
Thomas J. O Brien Garé
Jzcen
Jackson
TODAY IN HISTORY AND BIRTHDAYS APR 14 1933
Today in history items mention the first Jamestown assembly in Virginia and the St Johns Lodge in Boston with dates from 1663 to 1733. Birthdays include Henry Ford Jesse James Butler Metres and Roswell Dawes among others with ages. Horoscope notes power and enterprise themes.
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America
Jamestown
New York
Britain
St. Jann
Boswa
Benn Diderot
The
Hague
Herry Ford
Greene
Mich
Srediy D Butler L Sm.c
Ben
West Chester
Roswell C Metres
Columbia Lanersitys School of
Busness
Norristown
Robert Ro McCermuk
Chicago
Ruive C Dawes
Cortess of Progress
Marietta
Fars Aso E Haldemar-Jaulbus
Gard
Liberal churchman to lead Baldwin Wallace College
Dr. Louis Clinton Wright, described by friends as a liberal churchman and good neighbor, has accepted the presidency of Baldwin Wallace College. The post was vacant since July 1, 1933 after Dr. Albert Boynton Storms died. Wright resigns as pastor of Epworth-Bud Methodist Church in Cleveland to take the Baldwin Wallace post. He frames education as freedom realized through personal values and creative power.
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Isherman Berea
Louis Clinton Wright
Baldwn- Wallace College
Albert Boynton Storms
Wright
Epworth-Budd Methodist Church
Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace
Firemen Meet and Plans for Junior Unit Forming
South Amherst volunteers gather at town hall for meeting. Station repair to finish by September. juniors ages 15 to 22 to be organized. Cream social planned for August 22 on town hall lawn. Mayor Garland chairs central planning committee.
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SOL
Jaboo
Kanes Corbett
Town Hall
Garland
Fragmentary note on American idea and unity
A garbled line references the American idea and unity among diverse people living together, noting a proved fact about the nation and the struggle implied by fighting or striving within a late country. The text is incomplete but suggests national harmony and shared identity.
Searles Reunion Held At Hawk Home Near Shelby
The seventy-fifth annual Searles family reunion met at Mr and Mrs Fred Hawks home near Shelby on Thursday with about ninety guests from Ash-ton Wedina Cleveland Kinckley Rosal-ton Elyria Cariste Oberlin Wellington Camden Midefield Plymouth Steubenville Shelby Sullivan Brigh ton and Wadsworth A cream chicken dinner was served on the lawn and letters were read from absent relatives including Mrs Harry Brown of California Dr Searles gave an original California poem and noted Ohio as best place The next reunion will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Lyons at Hinckley Ridge with Mrs John Hughes hosting the Marcis club at a picnic.
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Serdione Ltiteners
G O Feahkin
Tauesday
Adsaor
G O Feakins
Searles
Oberlin Road
Fred Hawk
Shelby
Gar McRoberts
J. H. Brumby
Kipton
C. N. Willams
Robert Hounard
West Ridge
Ahton
Wedina
Cleveland
Kinckley
Rosalton
Elyria
Cariste
Oberlin
Wellington
Camden
Mittefield
Plymouth
Steujbenville
Sullivan
Brighton
Wadsworth
Amol
Harry Brown
California
Lyons
Hinckley Ridge
Chastity Picnic Supper Described At Home Gathering
Fragment reports a Tuesday home gathering with ten members present and a pleasant afternoon spent in conversation on the Jawa. A brief aside notes an observation about the government of Germany as a dictatorship tempered by speeches.
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Germany
Camel advertising lines revive energy with snap back vigor
An ad touts Camels as refreshing with natural vim and vigor. It promises a smooth, nerve free experience and notes that more expensive tobaccos in Camels won’t irritate nerves.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Ar Mae Ce
Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
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Golden Legion Bible Study
Sallys
Mal Ned
Girard Hops
J Burdette
A. Teenborn
Pasadena
Cab
James Leal Greenleaf
Porn i
Delaware, Co
Stanford
Conn
Ami
Amherst
WS. Thompson
Stads
John Thompson
Wethta
Ma’zeret Barnés
Jobp Sthawb
James Nicol
Sanrdish
Nelo Davis
JoursSvbaah
Mices
Everin
Mio Umch
Jael Buerman
John Hughes
Marcis Club
A. L. Werner CO
Lorain County Bank
Elyria, Ohio
ALTO
Lee’s Glass and Mirror Shop
Miss Georgia
Engelhard
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