Elyria Daily Newspaper Listing 1934 Rates and Details
Published every evening except Sunday and Hallweyn. Entered 28 maé class matter at Elyria Postoffice. Single copy three cents. Carrier boy eighteen cents per week seven dollars eighty cents per year in advance. Mail daily outside Elyria Lorain and adjoining counties three dollars per year within Ohio four dollars foreign advertising reps John W Cullen Company Chicago New York Detroit. Tuesday June 26 1934.
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Elyria
John W Cullen Company
Chicago, & So
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Chinese girl leads Bryn Mawr class of bright students
Miss Wung Yuin Ting, a Chinese junior at Bryn Mawr, tops her class earning the Marie L Eastman Brooke Hall memorial scholarship and the Charles H Hinchman chemistry prize. After graduation she plans medical school at the University of Michigan and eventual practice in Shanghai. Her father Dr Zoong Ing Ting is a leading Shanghai physician. her aunt heads the Women’s Hospital in Tientsin. Ting is Bryn Mawr Athletic Club treasurer and former International Club president, noted as popular and about five feet tall.
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Bryn Mawr
Wung- Yuin Ting
Miss Ting
Marie L. Eastman Brooke Hall
Charles H. Hinchman
Medical School
University of
Orient
America Ratifies Armaments Control Pact
The senate ratified a 1925 Geneva convention on supervision of international trade in arms and war gear. Each signatory would control arms sales within its borders with full publicity, aiming to keep trades in war implements within proper channels. Only nine of 32 signatories have ratified unconditionally, limiting immediate effect.
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Senate
Geneva
United States
America
Belgium
Great Britain
Czechoslovakia
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Sweden
Soviet
Russia
Stage offer for Dillinger patriarch spurs ethical debate
The father of John Dillinger is said to be weighing a stage offer driven by the notoriety from his son's crimes. The piece criticizes glamorizing crime and argues the public bears final responsibility by refusing to fund such productions.
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John Dillinger
Dillinger
The Macon Passes to Be Dismantled in New York
The Macon, Macon New Yorks tugboat famous for ferrying heroes from ocean liners and escorting them to Broadway parades is slated for dismantling. Mayor La Guardia rejects the gesture, marking the end of a tradition that future visitors may view as quaint or ignored.
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Macon
New York
Chlmo
Aztec Streamlining Compared With Modern Design
The American Museum of Natural History curator notes Aztec streamlined temple models for Quetzalcoatl, arguing ancient engineers anticipated modern ideas. The piece mixes commentary on industry, geopolitics, and social clichés, contrasting past and present design notions while lampooning excess.
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George C Vaillant
American Museum of Natural History
The Silent Observer and a Wichita Farm Ad Verse
A fragmented reading mixes a political urging to vote with bits of poetry for an 80 acre Wichita farm advertised at 1560 dollars. The ad boasts proximity to Fall River, a four room cabin, fertile loam soil, hay and crops, wild game, and a call to readers to act amid varied editorial quips and observations on youth and aging.
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Wichita
Kans
Fall River
Golden Legion Bible Study on 1 Chronicles 29
The piece notes David’s passion for the house of God prompting personal gift giving as a pattern for others. It highlights rulers and people freely offering, bringing joy to Israel, and reflects on temple preparation emphasized by Chronicles versus Kings. It ends with a prayer for more awe and spirit.
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Dymere
David
Israel
Chromeles
Anniversaries and notable births and deaths listed
A compiled list of anniversaries and obituaries noting dates and figures such as George Bruce, Abner Doubleday, Lord Kelvin, Thomas Krax, Leander de Bekker, Jeanne Eagles, Sir Gilbert Blane, and others. Includes historical dates, guiding quotes, and a Puritan era note about blue laws in Connecticut.
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Tiel—Ageorge Bruce
New York
Scotland
George W Flagg Painte
New Haven
Conn
Abner Doubleday Union
Bavaston Spa
Werdham
Lord Kelvin
William Thomson
Bernhed
Thomas W Krax
Wife Preservers Rinsed Dishes Before Washing
A household practice describes rinsing dirty dishes before washing to improve cleanliness. The method aims to keep water cleaner and reduce mess, suggesting rinsing saves effort and makes cleaning easier.
School Charge Fine Suspended in Minor Employment Case
J E Symong of Columbia township received a suspended $20 fine and $8.70 costs after being charged with employing a 16 year old without school authorization. Justice Joseph Petro suspended the penalty due to peculiar circumstances. the boy Willard Bee was refused a school working permit, and the case was prosecuted by school attendance officer E G Alexander.
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J. E. Symong
Columbia Township
Joseph Petro
Willard Beebe
Petro
Alexander
Replica of Hathaway Cottage Shown in Kenosha
Kenosha contractor Fred Premo who builds miniature houses ships and models completed a replica of Ann Hathaway's cottage. He presented the work of art to Kenosha High School for display.
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Kenosha
Wisp
Fred Premo
Ann Hathaway
Kenosha High School
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Ileal
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Boqque
Notre Dame
Paris
J. Scott
SAE
Idaho
Mountains
Shabad
Louth
Amos
Ry” Chester
Ralph
Camara
Teaves
Oklahoma
Sallys
Golden Legion Bible Study
Aventor
Pembroke
N. H
Leander J. de Bekker
Kentucky
Rome
Jeanne Eagles
Kansas City
Hamelin
Virginia
Gilbert Blane
Flirat
AEF
New York City
Joseph B Eastman
Transportation
Katonah
Mary van Kleeck
Russell Sage Foundation
Dutchess Co
David A Skinner
EU Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Sidney Howard
Oakland
Cal
Wiliam L Chenery
Colliers
Caroline Co
Pearl Buch
Ching
Hillsborough
Sir Robert Borden
Grand Pre
Connecticut
USTI
Pi Fixtures
Hathaway Cottage
Pierre R. Smith
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