Farrier Tw City Billing Rates and Ohio Advertising Rates
The text lists rates including one cent per oop, 13 cents per week, and 2.60 annually within Ohio, 4.00 foreign advertising, with addresses for Jean W. Cullen Company New York and General Motors Building. It appears as historical newspaper line items detailing advertising rates and locations.
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Elyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Jean W. Cullen Company
New York
Fifth Ave.r
General Motors
Personal crisis reports rise amid economic decline
The Statistics show a sharp increase in personal crisis reports in the country due to financial and industrial downturns. About 23,000 took their lives last year, up from 20,088 in 1931, with the divorced class highest. Dr. Hoffman urges city consulting offices for crisis advice and stronger social interference to curb the trend.
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Frederick L. Hoffman
The
Spectator
Hoffman
The Business Girl's Ideal Employer
New York Providence and Boston business schools surveyed the ideal employer. Noel Coward topped the list likely due to Cavalcade popularity, with Owen D Young Mrs August Belmont Alfred E Smith and Norman Davis also favored. Most wanted secretary to a president, diplomatic service, banking or starting their own firm, while many anticipate humble posts or marriage after graduation.
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New York
Providence
Boston
Noel Coward
Owen D. Young
August Belmont
Alfred E. Smith
Norman Davis
New Blow to Kidnaping in Kansas City Case
Police quickly arrested six suspects in the kidnapping of the business manager's daughter in Kansas City who was held for a $30,000 ransom. Two suspects confessed. A federal grand jury indicted six plus two sought. Authorities vow prompt trials and harsh penalties to strike at the kidnapping industry.
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Kansas City
East
Missouri
New Train Type Promises Higher Speed and Comfort
Union Pacific plans a revolutionary streamline train to recapture passengers from buses and planes. The three-car, hinged design will run on four tracks with a 600 horsepower internal combustion engine, top speed 110 mph and sustained 90 mph, using aluminum or lightweight stainless steel and air conditioned sealed coaches.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Voices on taxes and school funding in Elyria letters
A reader argues against public payroll excess and high school costs, urging tax restraint and school reform. He cites political influence, a costly lobby, and calls for cuts to preserve open schools, urging readers to contact county board members.
Anniversaries of Early American Figures and Local Tax Meeting
A list of birth and death anniversaries for figures including Madame D Arblay Isaac McCoy Winfield Scott Thomas Arnold Philip St George Cooke Gustavus Fo Fo Milton A McRae and a note from Alfred P Grills urging Carlisle Township Tax League voters to attend the June 26 meeting with bundled letters to the County School Board.
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Madame D'Arblay
Frances Burney
Isaac McCoy
Northwest
Uniontown
Louisville
Winfield Scott
Petersburg
West Point
N.Y
Thomas Arnold
Philip St George Cooke
Leesburg
Detroit
Gustavus V Fo. Lincoln
Saugus
Mass
New York City
Milton A McRae
Carlisle Township Tax League
Alfred P Grills
Columbia Station
Editor Notes on Taxes and Education in Rural America
A Chronicle-Telegram editor criticizes teachers and taxpayers for missed vacations at the fair. The piece argues that teachers earned high wages from money raised by people unable to pay taxes, diverting funds from their families. The author laments that current school leaders misread farmers’ hardships and are largely outsiders.
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A. R Pius
Founders of Great Newspaper Chain Die in California
The philanthropist founder of a great newspaper chain, born in Detroit, died in San Diego California on October 11, 1930.
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Detroit
al Jolla
Cal
Noted English writer Richard Lovell Edgeworth dies
In 1817 Richard Lovell Edgeworth, father of a famous woman novelist, dies. 1887 notes his legacy. In 1930 the U.S. Senate passes a Hawley Smoot Tariff Bill amid global economic tension. Whirlwinds terror in the Eastern U.S. mirrors astrological fears of a comet’s earth destruction.
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Richard Lovell Edgeworth
U. S
Europe
Senate
Notable Birthdays: Bogert Baldwin Weber Jones Commemorated
Prof George G Bogert of University of Chicago pioneer in air law born in Scotland 49 years ago. Frank C Baldwin secretary of the American Institute of Architects born in Galesburg Illinois 64 years ago. Lois Weber first motion picture director born in Allegheny Pennsylvania 47 years ago. Cheney C Jones Beaton head of the New England Home for Little Wanderers born in Nebraska 53 years ago.
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George G. Bogert
University of Chicago
Scotland
Frank C Baldwin
Washington
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Chronicle-Telegram
Bere
Gevendé Street
Miyria
Obie Cousty Printing & Publishing Company
Clare George City Weiter
Voice OF
People
Elyria, Cho
France
Roosevelt
Republican Party
County Board of Education
Victor Creese
Elyria Chroniicle-Telegram
Ular
Columbia
Sallys
Mister Brown
the Bell Co
Nichols Funeral Home Cor
Middle & Fifth
Chesterfield
Lreeert & Mrwes Tosacce Oe
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