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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary notice outlines advertising rates and office locations in New York and Chicago. Mentions Robertson Ward as national representative and exclusive rights to certain news dispatches with local news also published. Reserved rights apply to special dispatches.
A 1929 Ohio article urges careful handling of cancer data from the census report. It notes cancer deaths in the registration area and contrasts with deaths from tuberculosis, pneumonia, and heart disease. The piece cautions against exaggeration and emphasizes accurate public information.
The article discusses the social and fraternal role of clubs in Elyria, emphasizing how organized groups form to perform work and then disband. It warns against exclusiveness, urging clubs to remain open and active for those in need, highlighting clubs as a democratic social factor.
A veteran speaker urges public school values to bridge gaps between wealthy and poor students. He warns against letting higher circles steer morals, calling the strong to bear the infirmities of the weak and to honor society's wider duties in classrooms and playgrounds.
G S Martin writes to readers about the Elyria city council's decision making on widening East avenue between Second and Broad streets from 33 to 40 feet. He notes petitions against only part of the project and asserts council continuity despite opposition.
The bank leader warns of high prices and limited production while credit must tighten as industries catch up. He notes landlords and mortgagers struggle, calls for restraint on loans, and expresses belief that conditions will improve with sustained output and saving.
Readable fragments note Noons and Loux steady under provenvent conditions with unspecified context. No dates or locations are provided.
The Schwarze Van Wormer Co. plan to enlarge their Ridgeville machine tool plant and double capital from $50,000 after securing the R. and S. valve contract and other orders. Directors elected include Martin Schwarts president and R. Van Wormer secretary treasurer with A G Smith A B Taylor W A Schmitt L N Van Wormer and Conrad Smith.
The United States Golf Association suggests abolishing tipping for caddies and rewarding worthy ones with a season end cash bonus. Caddies would be classified into three experience based classes and paid according to their ratings in letters to affiliated club secretaries.
Provate Judge Crawford of Lisbon stated that today 33 marriages have been performed in Columbiana county by justices of the peace who have officiated.
A May report notes a shortage of magazines arriving from the United States to Toronto. The article cites delayed shipments and impacts on publication schedules, with local distributors seeking alternative routes to stabilize supply.
A report states that shipments to Toronto run from B4 to ten dollars less weekly than normal due to a paper shortage in the United States, a condition noted today.
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