Elyria Chronicle Telegram Advertising and Circulation Notice
Public notice outlines circulation rates and advertising representation for the Elyria Ohio based Chronicle Telegram. It lists price per copy and subscriptions by city carrier, mail rates for Lorain county and outside Elyria, and notes advertising representatives in Chicago New York and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Clare George
Acelirineeraehes van SE Saal
Rezil
Loraine
John W Cullen
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
501
Fifth Ave
Dethoit
General Motors
Wanderers urged to stay home amid unemployment
The unemployment relief committee and labor officials warn job wanderers against leaving home to seek work in hard times. They caution parents to dissuade youths from moving to cities for stork hoping for work. Bread lines show many out of work, and the idle threaten rising crime if not absorbed at home.
Drownings Drive Home Need for Swimming Training
A public health message warns that drowning spoils summer holidays as many still learn to swim too late. It urges widespread lessons for children and adults, noting tanks, classes, and pools exist to reduce water hazards and create water-wise communities.
Wise Spending For Economic Relief Urges Private Renewal
National Relief Dry Goods Association and Advertising Federation of America speakers push wise spending as path to recovery. Fahey and Houston say private enterprise must drive demand, urging capital goods investment and renewed consumer spending to restore jobs and normal business conditions. The piece notes 38 million employed and cites prize fights as evidence of spending willingness, urging clear presentation of needs to spur further spending.
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New York City
United States
John H Fahey
National Relief Dry Goods Association
George H. Houston
Advertising Federation of America
Fahes
Pers
Fahey
Huston
Philadelphia Inquirer
Today in History and Birthdays Anniversaries
Anniversaries list notable figures born or died, from John Wesley to Emerson Hough, with dates and brief notes. Today in history covers Monmouth battle, Decatur peace terms, and WWI spark, followed by birthdays of Alexis Carrel, Otis Skinner, and others. Horoscope notes hint at wealth and risk, with cautions on excess and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
Jean J. Rousseau
James Robertson
Alleghany Mountains
Nashville, Tenn
Brunswick Co. Va
Chickasaw
Joseph Joachim
Lyman J. Gage
Chicago
Treasury
Ne Hinley and
Roosevelt
de Ruyter
N. Y
Point Loma
Cal
John Boyle O'Reilly
Ireland
Hull
Mass
Aus
Emerson Hough
Newton
Town
Evanston
Mil
William E. Barton
Lincoln
Subjette
Ill
New York
Decatur
Algiers
Francis Ferdinand of Austria
Saragayvo
Versailles
Alexis Carrell
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
France
Otis Skinner
Cambridge
George J. Davis Jr
College of Engineering
University of Alabama
Edward B Vedder
Surgeon-General War Departments
Washington, D. C
Mabel H. Urner
Fragmented sentimental bits from a midwestern page
A collage of quotes and short vignettes on life, money, and kindness blends with local society notes. It includes humorous lines about potatoes and eyes, a Catholic cartoonish aphorism, reflections on friendship and generosity, plus a stream of small-town notices detailing visits, dinners, and social events across Wellington and nearby towns. Names such as Hugh Black and Robert Beverly Hale appear alongside local residents and visitors, with a mix of reflections on life and a few traveler anecdotes.
The Silent Observer Storyette Prompts Guilty Plea
A judge offered Ian Oregon a chance to defend himself after the grocer admitted guilt for beating a government inspector. He explained he lost his temper during inspections of his scales, butter, meat, kerosene, and questionnaires, then lashed out when a photographer arrived. He noted the irony of life insurance nearing payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Grocer
Wellington First Sunday Eventing Concert Opens Season
The Lorain County Concert Orchestra drawn from county schools performed a Sunday evening concert at Sugar Hill in Wellington. About one hundred guests attended the grove event. A sun dial was presented to Mark T. Osbun, wind instrument teacher, by orchestra members. Next Sunday the Columbia Center and La Grange school bands perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lorain County
Ridgeville
Wellington High
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ae Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Auburn Prison
Falls
Monmouth
N. J
Molly
Eicess
Margarine
Eliza Smart
Hugh Black
Robert Beverly Hale
Brewster, N. Y
Frank F. Hine
Chariss Vulak
L. A. Times
David Grayson
Amerson
America
Senate
D. E. Holiday
Charles Opfer
la Grange
Lew Whitney
Mertie Cole
Harriett Cole
Sullivan
Glen Cole
Norma Heath
Morgan- Dirlam
American Legion
Ohio University
Keith Arnold
Ruth Fisher
Arnold Kipplinger
Dan Rowland
Evelyn Rugg
Edward Wells
Mary Lex Leese
Canton
R. G. Parks
Ira Rogers
Lakeworld
John P. von Blum
Anna von Blum
Oberlin
C. W
Cord
Bart Sensabaugh
Lorain
Juanita Letby
LaGrange
Paul Coffin
Sidney Hemmingway
Cleveland
Addie Hemmingway
Cumberland Gap
Great Smoky Mountain National
Tennessee
North Carolina
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
George MacLain
Dayton
Fred Daugherty
Charles Frank
Delmar Roedel
Genius
16Th & Middle
D. Taylor
J. George
Taylor & CO
Insurance
Elyria Savings & Trust Building
Dror
Thrift
Oldfield
Olbfelg Firestone
Firestone Oldfield
Firestone Oor
Zfor
Firestone
WTAM
E. M. Vincent
Cuyahoga County
Bes Keeper
Strongs
Sallys
Bable
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