Lorain County Publishing Company Weekly Rate Card
The Elyria newspaper outlines subscription and delivery rates. Single copies cost three cents, 18 cents weekly by carrier, and 9.15 dollars annually in advance. Mail outside Elyria is four dollars per year within Lorain counties, five dollars elsewhere in Ohio. Advertising reps listed in Chicago New York Detroit.
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Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors
Airplane Makers Urged to Emphasize Peaceful Uses
An editorial urges aircraft manufacturers to highlight peaceful aviation uses and counter fears about warlike use. It notes sensational flight records and warns that continued bombing of civilians could erode support for aviation progress. The piece backs Secretary Hull’s call for voluntary industry cooperation within existing neutrality rules.
Signs of Summer Arrives as Cascade Park Pool Opens
Elyria notes summer is here with Cascade Park pool opening for 1938, Y M C A camp starting Friday, and local playgrounds to open next week. The city promotes safe swimming with two pools and lifeguards, urges caution about river and quarry swimming, and highlights the learn to swim drive and life saving classes.
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Elyria
Cascade Park
Oberlin College
Y.M.C. A
Quarry Hles
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria High valedictorian set with perfect four year record
Elizabeth Jane Miller led the 1938 Elyria High School class as valedictorian with all A grades across four years. Her balance of academics and activities earned her a silver medal from the Young Men's Club and widespread recognition.
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Elyria High School
Elizabeth Jane Miller
Miss Miller
Young Men’s Club
Government urges halt on bomb capable plane exports
Secretary Hull announced efforts to discourage further export sales of American airplanes that could be used for bombing Japan and other areas. Manufacturers may reject bombing contracts, risking some sales but gaining public approval as the world condemns bombardment of civilian cities. The United States seeks foreign trade but not airplanes used for bombing.
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Hull
Japan
China
America
Cordell Hull
United States
City sports commission in Elyria gains strength under Carl Wagner
A reader lauds the Elyria city council for creating a sports commission led by Carl Wagner. Recreation options are expanding for area children, yet some groups such as the Junior League of boys between little boys and young men show little interest in the new projects.
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Elyria
Carl Wagner
Bible Readings Reflect on God as Creator on St Barnabas Day
Monday June 13 observance centers on Genesis and the creation story. The meditation emphasizes God as the ground of all existence and asserts humanity as God’s creatures living in His world, not the devil’s, shaping religious thinking today.
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St. Barnabas
God
Local youths urged to form six team league at Elyria Y
A plea urges Elyria citizens to organize a junior baseball league at the Y M C A with at least six teams. Adults are asked to volunteer two nights weekly to guide boys, aiming to divert youths from juvenile courts and build character through sport. A final push is set for next Wednesday evening at seven thirty.
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Taam
Loam
Elyria
Aria
Eosworth J
Albert
Regular bus service links towns in Palestine
Regular bus service interconnects all the different towns of Palestine. The system provides regional transit between towns, enabling connections for residents and visitors alike.
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Palestine
Anniversaries of notable figures from the Northwest Mission era
A list of historical anniversaries noting births and deaths of figures such as Isaac McCoy the Baptist missionary, Winfield Scott the soldier and pacifier, Thomas Arnold the English schoolmaster, Philip St George Cooke the soldier, Gustavus Fox the naval secretary, Julius Eichberg the violinist, Milton A McRae founder of a newspaper chain, with their birthplaces and death dates.
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Winfield Scott
Petersburg
West Pont
N.Y
Thomas Arnold
Philip St. George Cooke
John Esten
Leesburg
Detroit
Gustavus Vo Fox
Lincoln
Saugus
Mass
Julius Eichberg
Boston
Germany
Milton A. McRae
San Diego
Cal
United States Suspends Trade With France in 1795
Historical notes list events from 1657 predictions of Earth’s destruction to 1935 Huey Long filibuster. Entries mention bans on commerce with France, European sovereign sittings, disasters, and major New Deal legislation with brief dates and outcomes.
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United States
France
Europe
Congress of European Powers
Berlin
King Louis of
Bavaria
Federal Food Board
Greece
Minnesota
Wis- Cwnsin
Congress
Huey Long
Notable Births of Distinguished Figures Across Fields
A roundup of notable births includes Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske born in Lyons New York 84 years ago Gen Robert E Wood born in Kansas City Missouri 59 years ago Alfred A Wheat chief justice born in Nashua New Hampshire 71 years ago Lois Weber Hollywood director born in Alleghany Pennsylvania 52 years ago Dr Miller McClintock Harvard traffic research director born in Cedar Rapids Nebraska 44 years ago Tyler Dennett former Williams College president born in Spencer Wisconsin 55 years ago William Butler Yeats Irish poet born 73 years ago Bertram S Thomas English explorer and Orientalist born 4 years ago.
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Bradley A. Fiske
New York
Lyons
N.Y
Robert E. Wood
Sears, Roebuck
Chicago
Kansas City
Alfred A. Wheat
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Nashua
N. H
Lois Weber
Hollywood
Alleghany
Miller McClintock
Harvard
Bureau of
Cedar Rapids
Nebr
Tyler Dennett
Williams College
Mass
Spencer
Wis
William Butler Yeats
Bertram S. Thomas
Literary Degree Bestows Pleasant Home Life
Considerable literary ability is the gift of this degree with a winning gentle disposition and a kind heart. You will make a happy home and also be happy yourself as many friends are formed by virtue of good nature and inherent abilities.
Students Use Ice Slugs In Nickel Telephone
Stanford University students created plaster molds filled with water that froze into nickel sized ice cubes to place in telephones. The ice melted after calling, leaving no trace of the trick, and a telephone inspector ultimately solved the mystery.
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Stanford University
Cal
Camel Cigarettes Praised by Tobacco Planter
John Durham Jr., a well known planter, says Camel cigarettes use the finest tobaccos bought at auctions. He notes Camel buyers select top grades from his and neighbors’ crops and asserts better tobaccos make better smoking. He personally smokes Camels.
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Welker Cochran
John Durham, Jr
Calvin Wiggins
Camel
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Olive
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Eddie Cantor
Camel Cigarettes
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