Chronicle Telegram Publication Details and Pricing
The Chronicle Telegram lists Elyria Ohio as the publication city with business details and pricing. It notes publisher A. G Hudnutt and editor J Clare George, and specifies circulation pricing per copy, weekly, and yearly mail rates. Advertising reps are listed for Chicago New York Columbus and Detroit offices.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Aes Nieng Ee
Romance Still Alive In Chicago Valentines Traffic
The Chicago post office roughs out Valentines circulation from first class mail rising day over day. About 726 008 Chicagoans are estimated to have received Valentines even after subtracting comic cards film ads and self sent notes and gifts from spouses and maiden ladies. Cupid remains undefeated in the modern era.
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Chicago
Cupid
Dan Cupid
Winnah
Europe’s Hatreds and the Need for Distant Peace
The article notes Europe’s long history of religious and political conflict from the 16th to 19th centuries and the persistent flames of hatred. It argues that these incendiary emotions must be kept three thousand miles away to preserve peace and the welcome refuge found by many seeking safety from Europe’s persecutions.
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Europe
France
Germany
England
Napoleon
Mother’s Den A Private Retreat for Modern Homes
A proposed home feature gives Mother a private quiet room for daily rest or work. She plans to finish it herself and lock the door, creating a sacred space free from interruptions. Yet family demands and neighbors may threaten its solitude, as life tends to intrude when Mother shutters herself inside.
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Dad
Mother
Father
Son
Sister
Junior
Monumental Mount Rushmore sculpted from granite in the Black Hills
In Congress a large appropriation is debated to finish Borglum’s Mount Rushmore featuring Washington Jefferson Lincoln and the first Roosevelt. The project is described as the most colossal sculpture ever conceived. The work has begun with stripping surface rock and diamond drills, drawing the figures to a scale near the Washington Monument.
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Congress
Borglum
Rushmore
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Black Hills
South Dakota
Colorado
Black Halls
Washington Monument
Capital
Egypt
Fortune survey forecasts Roosevelt 1940 run doomed
The piece notes Fortune Magazine's poll showing about one third of Americans would back Roosevelt in 1940, reflecting a broad belief eight years in the White House is enough. It likens forecasters to others, suggesting figures known to Farley and the President influence decisions.
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The
Republic
George Washington
Grant
Fortune Magazine
Roosevelt
White House
Fortune
Mr. Farley
Navy argument for a super colossal fleet analyzed
Boake Carter critiques the push for a vast navy to protect Far East raw materials. He cites the National Resources Board and past reports showing $75 000 000 to $100 000 000 could stockpile essential rubber, tin, and other materials at home, reducing the need for an enlarged fleet and keeping neutrality. He questions Navy objections and notes Sec. Hull supports material stockpiling to spare entanglement in war.
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East Indies
Far East
Walsh
Senate Navy Committee
Navy Department
Senate
Pa- Boake Carter Cffic
Army and Navy
Jent
Joint
Army and Navy Board
Joint Board
Americas
Roosevelt
National Resources Board
House
Congress
Navy
United States
Pacific
Japan
Washington
Thomas
Utah
Army
Hull
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Childhoods Right to Happiness and Joy Declared Inalienable
A universal-consent view asserts that every child possesses an inalienable right to happiness and joy. This principle emphasizes protection and nurturing across families and societies worldwide.
Elyria Chamber Seeks School Growth and New Housing Need
At a Chamber meeting F W Colson urged housing expansion while school super intendent F M Shelton warned that enrollment has grown by 500 since the 1914 building completion, signaling demand for more facilities. W J Sharpe from Wallys Overland urged a broad building program.
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Elyrias
Chamber of Commerce
F.W Colson
F M Shelton
W. J Sharpe
Wallys-Overland Company
Elyria Country Club
A. B Taylor
A.J Curren
Thomas Patterson
A. J. Plocher
Robert Downing
Rialto Theatre
Anniversary records of notable figures and births
A chronological roll of anniversaries lists birthplaces and death dates for figures including David W. C Olyphant, Edward P Roe, Anthony Comstock, Daniel D Palmer, Luther Burbank, Thomas Masaryk, Champ Clark, Alexander Graham Bell, and others. It notes key events from 1876 to 1988 and honors individuals such as US Senator Charles O Andrews and Arch bishop Rudolph Gerken with ages.
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David W. C Olyphant
New York
China
Newport
Edward P Roe
Orange Co
Anthony Comstock
Daniel D Palmer
Davenport
Iowa
Los Angeles
Canada
Luther Burbank
California
Lancaster
Mass
Santa Rosa
Cal
Thomas C Masaryk
Republic of Czechoslovakia
Champ Clark
Missouri
Anderson Co
Ambition and Caution Define a Native’s Character
The passages describe a native who pursues ambition yet stays cautious and patient. Strong ties to friends are noted with protective care. Failures are rare as energy and intelligent waiting lead to outcomes.
Prayer Growth Through Honest Requests
A devotional on Luke 11 9 13 and Philippians 4 6 urges believers to pray with genuine need and thanksgiving. It compares God to a loving father who welcomes honest requests and growth, noting prayer should evolve with daily life and desire.
Windstorm damages Elyria county fairgrounds and more
A severe windstorm struck Elyria and Lorain County causing major damage, with the grandstand roof at the county fairgrounds blown off and fences torn down. Federal agents are in Elyria questioning a 17 year old girl held on auto theft charges linked to Rufus Dawes of Evanston, brother of former Vice President Charles G Dawes.
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Elyria
Lorain County
County Fair Grounds
Federal Department of Justice
Rufus Dawes
Evanston
Tinots
Charles G Dawes
Erhart Haury Rites Held for Julia Theresa Haury
Julia Theresa Haury daughter of the late Joseph and Genevieve Erhart was born September 25 1865 and died February 19. She married George O Haury on June 5 1901 and lived most of her life in Erhart apart from two years in Cleveland. They had a son Orville E Haury who lives in Medina and one grandson. Surviving also are two brothers Albert Erhart of Valley City and Ambrose Erhart of Bruns.
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Erhart
Julia Theresa Haury
Joseph
Genevieve Erhart
George O Haury
Cleveland
Orville E Haury
Medina
Albert Erhart
Valley City
Ambrose Erhart
Bruns
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Cglumbgs
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Petroit- General Motors
Romance
Mother's den
Boake
Uattee
Alexander Graham Bell
Berlin
South Africa
St Patrick's Day
Mexican
London
American Legion
E Lester Jones
U S Coast and Geodetic Survey
Rhineland
Czechoslovakia
Charles O ‘Andrews
Florida
Ponce de Leon
Fla
Mary T Norton
Jersey City
Archbishop Rudolph Gerken
Tholic
Santa Fe
N. M
Dyersville
Stith Thompson
Indiana Univ
Bloomfield
Philp Fox
Adler Planetarium
Manhattan
Kans
August Vollmer
Berkeley
New Orleans
Ben Ames Willams
Boston
Macon
Miss
Sewell Ford
South Levant
Maine
Sir Herbert M Marler
Montreal
Insurance & Gate Et
Elyria Savings Trust
Florida Lump Coal
Okeley, Biermacher & Taft
John Robert Powers
Liccett & Myzas Tesacco Co
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