Newspaper pricing notes and distribution details
The document lists single copy price three cents and carrier rates two prices for growth 18c per, $9.15 per year in advance. Mail rates include daily outside Elyria and Lorain counties at $4.00 yearly, and $5.00 elsewhere in Ohio. Foreign ad reps are John W. Cullen Company with offices in Chicago New York Columbus Detroit. Date Tuesday June 20 1989.
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Boy
Mail
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third
Detroit
General Motors
United States Should Not Mimic Europe Says Taft
Senator Taft at Arlington argues Americans cannot cure Europe’s ills by importing paternal Washington guidance. He notes Europe’s centuries of strife stem from crowded, hostile peoples and contrasts North American conditions with the old continent. He calls for statesmanship and avoid copying European governance.
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Europe
North America
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Taft
Arlington
Washington
America Will Remain Free Despite Calls for Big Government
The author argues against utopian plans for a perpetual public treasury and guaranteed incomes. He warns government paternalism cannot erase human variation or drive, insisting political power should limit to preserving basic social stability while individuals pursue achievement without a safety net.
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America
Multiplying Ugliness in a Mass Produced World
In an essay by Richard F. Bach of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, he warns that high speed, mass production can erode taste by reproducing bad designs on a vast scale. He urges manufacturers to consider beauty in everyday utensils to preserve esthetic values.
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Richard F. Bach
Department of Decorative Arts
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
New York
Real Wealth Widely Held Across United States
A Notre Dame study argues that real wealth lies in physical assets such as land houses cars and appliances rather than money. It finds per capita physical assets around 2740 in 1933 with 1233 production assets and 1507 comfort goods and notes widespread distribution across 29.9 million families.
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University of Notre Dame
Bureau of Economic Research
United States
Stroll Through Times Square and Paramount in 1920s
New York City feature by Charles B Driscoll tours Times Square focusing on the police information booth near 43d Street, Patrolman William Rudolphs knowledge of addresses, and notes on the Paramount Building including the clock tower and a McBride ticket office. It highlights theater lines at the Paramount Theater and the busy commerce near Times Square.
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New York
Manhattan
Police Information Booth
43D Street
The
Times
Green House
Seventh Avenue
Broadway
William Rudolph
Times Square
Chas. Driscoll
Rudolph
Brooklyn
149Th Street
Paramount Building
Harry Thaw
Paramount
McBride
McBride’s
Paramount Theater
44Th Street
Chemical National Bank
Frank Case
State Department blunders haunt Brazil ally Monteiro visit
The piece alleges U S pressure on Brazilian Chief of Staff General Monteiro during his goodwill tour. It claims the State Department pushed debt talks, limited aides, and arranged a tightly controlled three week itinerary, contrasting with a harsher policy toward allied Latin American nations and warning that friendship with the United States carries a debt to discuss.
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Washington
Goes Monteiro
State Department
Latin America
Oswaldo Aranha
Brazil
Aranha
United States
Roosevelt
King George
England
France
Britain
Italy
Monteiro
Heaven and Earth
Germany
New York
U. S
South America
Corcoran
Michelson
Anniversaries and War Clouds From Old Newspapers
A roundup of notable anniversaries including Peter Faneuil and Daniel McCook, plus a column on prewar tensions in Asia. The piece links Japanese, German, and Italian moves with British imperial constraints and U S options, and notes civic and political anecdotes from 1939.
Psalm 15 readings urge honest life and self examination
Tuesday June 20 meditation centers on Psalm 15 and a call to dwell with integrity. It outlines living without deceit or harm, keeping promises, avoiding usury, and fearing the Lord. The piece argues repentance must be definite, not merely moods, and a quiet self–examination aids true confession.
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Tabernacle
American fountain pens become badges of honor for Chinese generals
Chinese fear of valor citations leads generals to clip American made fountain pens to war heroes uniforms. Pen makers have faced rising Orient demand for months with little explanation. Humane officer A A Harris in Culver City trains rescued dogs into show animals with his wife assisting. Tomorrow: The bloodhound fish.
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Orient
Culver City
Cal
A. A. Harris
Harris
A. Harris
Clf
Fumane
Unclear Forecast Exams Resolve and Resolve Advised
The note urges cultivating character and decisive mind to avoid abandoning plans amid doubt. It warns versatility can undermine continuity and suggests focus to maintain steady progress despite pessimistic tones.
Philippine Islands Span 1150 Miles
The Philippine Islands stretch about 1150 miles, roughly the distance from Maine to Florida.
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Philippine Islands
Maine
Florida
Palmieri An Inventor Creates Safer Dynamite Cap
In South Glastonbury Connecticut Mario L Palmieri after losing four fingertips to a premature cap explosion declares a new cap that can be pounded with a hammer without harm. He says the design prevents accidental detonations and improves safety for users.
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South Glastonbury
Conn
Mario L. Palmieri
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Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Hupnutt
J. Clare George
Lyria Postoffice
Congress
Charles B. Driscoll
Peter Faneuil
Boston
New Rochelle
N. Y
William R. Davie
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Daniel McCook
Canonsburg
Benjamin H. Bristow
Louisville
Elkton
Robert C. Ogden
Philadel
Piana
Tientsin
China
Rome
Berlin
North China
Japan
Hitler
Poland
Rumania
Greece
Joe Kennedy
Chamberlain
Pacific
Hull
Phia
Alexander Winton
Cleveland
Scotland
Helen M. (Gould) Shepard
West Virginia
Wilson
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Dr. Carroll
Col. Lindberg
U. S. Grand Jury
Willard E. Hotchkiss
Armour Institute of Technology
Amber
Arthur E. Morgan
TVA Authority
Cincinnati
Arold F Pitcairn
Philadelphia
Bryn Athyn
Edward G. Seubert
Standard Oi
Indiana
Syracuse
Raymond L. Ditmars
Newark
N. J
Herbert S. Crocker
Denver
Haverhill
N. H
Avanda
Jersey City
Tesman
Jack Cunliffe
Hotel Astor
44Th
45Th
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Tommy Corcoran
Charley Michelson
John Raskob
Tom
Charley
Democratic Party
Paul McNutt
Pittsburgh
McNutt
Frank McHale
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frank
Hague
Townsend
Indianapolis
House
Secret Service
Frank J. Wilson
Joseph E. Murphy
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Bible
John Hix
Gome
Brenner’s
Broad Street
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
Farm Bureau
the Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Eeea and Trust Company
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