Elyria Daily Ad Rates and Editorial Staff Listing
Publication details for the Elyria Daily show the city editor Nshers and publisher A C Hudnoutt with a two cent per copy price. It lists subscription rates including 12 cents weekly, 6.00 yearly in advance, 3.00 yearly outside Elyria, 4.00 within Ohio, and foreign advertising offices in Chicago New York Detroit and General Motors Building with second class mail designation.
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A. C. Hudnoutt
Elyria
New York
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Roosevelt Urges Drastic Surgery and Economic Cure
The patient, once gravely ill, shows signs of crisis passage and recovery. Dr Roosevelt orders drastic treatment including a banking holiday to refresh the system and then plans cost cutting. Public hopes for rapid, complete recovery and calls for nationwide cooperation to support the doctor and rebuilds.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt Banking Holiday Backed By Public And GOP Support
President Roosevelt's banking holiday is praised as restoring confidence during the financial crisis. Support crosses party lines, though some lawmakers fear veteran and nonservice compensation cuts. The plan to trim government salaries and cut nonessential pay remains debated, with passage in the House and Senate opposition anticipated. Akron's Don Harte applauds the move.
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Roosevelt
Ins
Lohla
Beens
Senate
Don Harte
Akron
House
Harter backs Roosevelt call for economy and cheaper government
The letter praises Mr. Harter for voting with the president on reducing government costs and taxes. It urges Congress to support the chief executive in economy measures to speed recovery and keep government income in balance. The authors condemn weak Congress members and urge swift cost reductions.
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Harter
Roosevelt
Congress
We Do Not Need a Sales Tax in Ohio
A public statement argues against a 2 percent sales tax citing no wartime emergency, higher burden on poor families, and a push for government cost cuts. Elyria residents point to local savings by county, school, and city bodies, urging reduced taxes and spending.
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Ohio
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Elyvia
Notable anniversaries of scientists and religious figures
A list of birth and death anniversaries for figures such as Joseph Priestley George B. Wood John Worth Edmonds James C. Hepburn John T. Gulick William F. Warren Percival Lowell and others, noting their origins and key life dates.
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Hudson
N. Y
New York City
James C. Hepburn
Orient
Milton
John T. Gulick
Hawaii
William F. Warren
M. E
Boston University
Willamsburg
Mass
Brookline
Notable historical dates and events summarized
Timeline notes history marks Columbus voyage news reaching Paris on 15th, 1815 Andrew Jackson learns New Orleans victory occurred after peace was declared, and 1884 Standard Time established nationwide.
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Columbus
Spain
Paris
Andrew Jackson
England
New Orleans
Notable Birthdays For Today Feature
Oswald Garrison Villard publisher editor of the Nation born in Germany 61 years ago. Dr Seale Harris Birmingham Alabama physician born Cedartown Georgia 63 years ago. Fairfax Harrison president of Southern Railway born New York 64 years ago. Dr Francis D Farrell president of Kansas State Agricultural.
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Oswald Garrison Villard
the Nation
Germany
Seale Harris
Birmingham
Ala
Cedartown
Fairfax Harrison
The
Southern Railway
New York
Francis D. Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural
The Silent Observer Satire Sparks Laughs
A humorous ditty mocks Custer's last stand as a hot dog stand and jokes about mufflers covering bad Christmas ties. It notes flappers beware of impostors and jokes about liquor debates with three sides. It ends with a quip on liars being caught.
Quip Exchange in The Traveler's Beacon and Movie Gag
The Traveler's Beacon quotes a professor remark on man’s smallness beside nature and a guide’s mock response. A film extra jokes about a leading man mispronouncing Spanish and a Spaniard mistaking him for speaking Russian in a lighthearted gag.
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Dito
Poor Lamb Slaughter Questioned By Guests
A sentimental landlady laments a lamb's slaughter to satisfy appetites while a cynical boarder calls it tough. The quote illustrates a moral discomfort among diners over a controversial meal choice.
Diary of a modern Pepys in New York Park Visit
A diary entry from New York on March 13 recounts social calls and encounters. The narrator observes anxieties of the era while meeting Mrs Jack Haley and Mrs Nell Crawley among others, then visits Roxy and Rupert Hugheses before returning home. A failed music feat, a flattering passport photo, and an after theater dinner with notable figures like David Warfield and Rosa Ponselle are noted.
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New York
Modern Pepys
Jack Haley
Nell Crawley
Pegsy Hoyt
Roxy
Rupert Hugheses
Ida Verdon
Hattie Belle Johnston
Otis Ralston
Eva Steinmetz
Bohemia on Broadway Introduces Grinning Puppet Welcomer
Don Dickerson of the Village drives Tony Lars's Bohemia on Broadway near the Winter Garden. A new innovation features a puppet at the door that grins and greets patrons by name.
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Don Dickerson
Tony Lars
Broadway
Winter Garden
The Manhattan Cincinnati Memorable Eatery
The Manhattan in Cincinnati stands out in memory as a glittering noisy supper spot. The narrator recalls working there as a waiter for two days and returning as a customer to feel a mix of inferiority and triumph while savoring fish and buns at 380 cents.
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Manhattan
Cincinnati
Bishop Blair Offers First Mass in Town After Ordination
Rev Theodore J Blair was ordained Saturday at St John the Evangelist Cathedral and celebrated his first solemn mass at St Agnes Church 611 Lake Avenue yesterday at 11 AM Bishop James A McFadden, former St Agnes pastor, attended the ceremony and Mass.
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Theodore J. Blair
Dewey Avenue
St. Agnes’ Church
Lake Avenue
Blair
Cathedral of
St. John the Evangelist
James A. McFadden
For Old Time's Sake Waiter Tale at Lunch
A hotel patron endures slow service and asks for tomato salad and a postal card update. The exchange highlights patience and humor as the customer jokes about staying in touch while the waiter is away.
New York Student Encounters Witty Restaurant Banter
A New York student with tortoise-shell glasses asks about the chicken in a Broadway restaurant. The waitress replies with a brisk joke asking about the student’s “kid,” delivering a humorous exchange as the man adjusts his glasses.
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New York
Mrs Herbert Hoover Nominated For Charm and Grace
Personal nomination highlights Mrs Herbert Hoover as America’s most charmingly gracious smile. The brief note credits her warmth and public presence, framing a lighthearted tribute.
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America
Herbert Hoover
Quick-witted quotes and the Coolidge joke noted
A browse through jokes and wits recalls Dorothy Parker Roy Howard Jay Price and Calvin Coolidge. The piece highlights Millard Ade and others for sharp lines and a famous White House moment when Coolidge joked about an owl in the window as he left a conference.
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Tommy Millard
George Ade
Roy Howard
Jay Price
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Wet day skid joke and frog jumping note
A young East Side driver loses control on a wet day and blames a wife in a witty exchange with a police officer. The piece also notes California dropping its frog jumping contest as frogs stay grounded this year.
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East Side
California
Powell Street Dining and Elite Guests at Elliptic Table
In a Powell Street restaurant a wealthy patron with a Stetson and diamond sits to dine. The scene centers on the lavish spender and a boastful waiter. The guest is identified as Rt. Rev. William P. Remington, a missionary bishop, accompanied by Capt. Albert W. Stevens, both described with ages and birthplaces.
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Powell Street
Bucolic
Smithfield
Utah
William P. Remington
Oregon
Philadelphia
Albert W. Stevens
Maine
Powerful emotions guide cautious choices in love
A portrait urges self restraint in romantic affairs to prevent dangers to a capable life. It emphasizes steering clear of careless associations with the opposite sex and guarding against impulsive mate selection.
Far Too Dear for Holly Woop Weather Quip
A humorous Ontario Herald style weather quip contrasts Hollywood reports with poetic sunset imagery. The piece hints at wealth and corporate holding companies, noting some men with affluent spouses find no dividends from the corporation.
A School Debate on Washington's Birthday
A pupil questions celebrating Washington's birthday versus mine in a schoolroom dialogue. The inspector replies, noting Washington's famed honesty, as quoted from a Boston Transcript item.
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Washington
Boston Transcript
Absent Minded Professor Presents Odd Lunch Break
A biology professor addressed his class with a plan to show a dissected frog from a parcel. He then opened the parcel to reveal geome sandwiches a hard boiled egg and fruit prompting the remark I ate my lunch.
Guns Stolen From Oberlin Road Home
Patrolman C L Miller found a burglary at 399 Oberlin road, the Bellamy residence. A revolver two shotguns a rifle and field glasses were taken after entry through a basement window and door. Mr Booth cared for the house and reported the missing items.
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Oberlin Road
C. L. Miller
Edwin Bellamy
Bellamy
Rhode Island
Booth
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Greenwich
J Syed
Phila
Marci
John Worth Eamonds
Sallys
Cutie Funnyface
Custer
Shiek
Les
Ryerson
Walter Chrysler
H. Hays
Ike Hoover
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Wodehouse
Mark Sullivan
Our Times
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Ade
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Howard B. Somers Insurance
Dorothy Parker
Count von Luckner
Howard Chandler Christy
Colin Clements
Florence
San Francisco Chronicle
Alfred Alten
Second St
Mitt
Wife
Holly Woop
Hollywood
Hamilton
Frank
Wainwright
Barnes Bros
Crystal
Court St
Elyria Hotel
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge St
Elyria Hardware Co
Community Dry Cleaners
Broad St
Broad Street
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