Advertising rate card snippet across Ohio and beyond
A fragmented ad rates note lists prices in cents and yearly terms for I n g l e copy across Elyria Lorain and statewide distribution. Mentions Chicago Columbus Detroit and advertiser representatives John W. Cullen Company with addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Chicago
Columbus
John W. Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Those Quiet Times And Quiet Men
Frank Waterman Stearns, a Boston merchant and close friend of Calvin Coolidge, has died. He supported Coolidge’s rise and often visited the White House, quietly observing the president from the entrance hall with cigars and long, silent conversations about the lawn and the monument.
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Frank Waterman Stearns
Boston
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
White House
Corcoran
Hopkins
Mr. Stearns
Washington Monument
Gas Mask Peek A Boo For Children In War Times
A wartime opinion piece condemns adult responsibility for global suffering while noting Britain now provides gas masks for children. Officials urge mothers to acclimate babies to helmets, even letting them peek through gas mask mica windows.
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China
Spain
Britain
Al Smith Comments on Patronage and Government Costs
Al Smith, though retired, criticizes political patronage as the root of government waste. He argues relief has become partisan largesse and padded payrolls create nine-tenths of waste across municipal, state, and federal levels. He calls for marked reduction or elimination of patronage.
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al Smith
Masaryk Warns on Liberty at Pitt Dedication
Jan Masaryk former Czecho Slovak minister to London addressed the dedication of the Czecho Slovak room in Pitt's Cathedral of Learning. He urged Americans to protect liberty and warned Europe watches how the United States safeguards freedoms and opportunities.
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Jan Masaryk
London
University of Pittsburgh Cathedral of Learning
Europe
United States
Going Without Things Youth Craves Modern Life Glimmer
The piece argues youths chase flashy cars and nightlife for status and thrill. It contrasts money hunger with contentment found in attainable joys, urging focus on reachable skills and sports glory over material wealth. It warns against delaying maturity and praises restraint, courage, and courtesy.
Safety tests for cars cause heated debate in South Carolina
Boake Carter laments lawmakers who killed a proposed safety inspection bill for autos and trucks in South Carolina. He argues a $100 retrofit cost for a $50 car is justified to protect lives, criticizing politicians for valuing politics over highway safety amid nationwide crash tolls.
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Charleston
Tke
Carter
South Carolina
South Carolinas
General Motors
Henry Ford
Union
Chile
Hankow
Tokio
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
LaGuardia Skit At Inner Circle With Sophie Tucker
Mayor LaGuardia staged a satirical routine at the Inner Circle fraternal gathering in New York. Sophie Tucker crashed the show with a 50 piece band and a backstage joke about Tom Dewey.
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Washington
Fiorello LaGuardia
Hns
Inner Circle
New York
Andiron Club
Little Flower
Meyor
Sophie Tucker
Comedienne
LaGuardia
Sophie
Tom Dewey
White House
George Z Medabe
U0s
Hoover
Dewey
Tom Dever
Andwur Hotel Sold To Chicago Investor
Sale of the Andwur Hotel to W P Massey a Chicago hotel man was announced by operator F W Watson The new owner will assume control April 1 The Lorain County Automobile Club has doubled its membership this year aiming for 1000 The Venezuelan government plans to import more livestock from the USA including 200 bulls from King Ranch and other breeds The RFC loan story and political commentary discuss Jesse Jones and small business struggles in 1939.
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RFC
Washington
Ioan
Jesse Jones
Morgenthau
Andwur
W P Massey
Chicago
F W Watson
Lorain County Automobile Club
Flowers
Cromwell Steel Company
USA
Martin de Moya
King Ranch
Texas
Venezuela
South America
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New Deal
Jones
Midwest
Locat
Emma Mortimer Lewis Flies 2000 Mules at 87
Mrs Emma Mortimer Lewis, a passenger with the late Charles Kingsford Smith, has flown 2000 mules since turning 87. She asserts air travel remains the only worthwhile mode of transport on the Brisbane Sydney route for National Australian Airways.
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Sydney
Australia
Emma Mortimer Lewis
Charles Kingsford Smith
National
Australin Airways
Kingdom of God and the mustard seed parable
A devotional reading discusses Jesus key aim of proclaiming the Kingdom of God and inviting people to enter it. It notes the Kingdom as both a task and a gift, a divine reign in hearts, not mere moral progress, with emphasis on seeking the Kingdom and God's power and glory.
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Kingdom of Heaven
God
Anniversaries and Historical Births and Events
A compilation of notable anniversaries and birth dates including Johann Strauss born in 1804 and Joseph P. Bradley born in 1813. Also listed are Theodore Metz born in 1848 and Thomas R Marshall born in 1854. Historic events span 1780 Mobile capture, 1794 cotton gin patent, and 1907 stock panic among others.
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Johann Strauss
Joseph P. Bradley
Newark
N. Y
U.S. Supreme Court
Berne
John S. Marmaduke
St. Louis
Arrow Rock
Theodore A Metz
New York
Tin Pan Alley
Germany
Thomas R Marshall
Indiana
North Manchester
Paul Ehrlich
Eugene J Buffington
Tinos Steel Co
Guyandotte
W. V
Mobile
Ala
Louisiana
Ed Whitney
United States
Plant at Lorain to reopen April 1
The Lorain plant, closed since January 1, is scheduled to reopen on April 1, marking a return to operations and expected continuation of production. The restart follows brief downtime and aims to resume employment and output.
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Lorain
Bridge plan eyed over Black River at Lorain
Negotiations with a New York firm could lead to a toll bridge over the Black River at Lorain. If built, the company would operate it for years before ownership reverts to the county. The county commissioners also announced they will stop granting paroles to liquor-law violators serving fines.
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New York
Black River
Lorain
Degree mindset drives steady progress despite obstacles
The text notes a set purpose under today’s degree, promising success and a supreme indifference to obstacles. It describes great enthusiasm for the work one is attracted to, yet with an erratic tendency in execution.
Whittler Andrew Gifford Brings Toys to Neighbors
In North Dartmouth Massachusetts Andrew N Gifford 70 knits a hobby of carving wooden playthings from scraps for neighborhood children. His miniatures of horse drawn vehicles reach 32 homes in nearby towns and reflect his patient craft.
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North Dartmouth
Mass
Andrew N Gifford
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lorais County Printing & Publishing Company
Peek-A
Hughs
National Safety Council
George Mc Brennan
Farm Credit Administration
Treasury
Brennan
Shoreham Hotel
Imousine
Dane
Craven
FCC
Senate
Army Air Corps
Bob Reynolds
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Tally-Ho
United Feature Sramicate. Inc. Tri. Reg. U. &. Pat. Cf
Marathon Oil
Pitts and
Dunfee
Lake Ave
Bond St. Elyria
Delaware River
Mississippi
Arkansas
Karl Marx
New York Stock Exchange
New Orleans
US Senate
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canada
Albert Einstein
Princeton University
Edna W. Chase
Vogue
Asbury Park
J Elliott Ross
Baltimore
C. Roy Dickinson
Printers’ Ink Publishing Company
Basil Manley
Greenville
Clarence,e Ridley
University of Chicago
Armanda
Mich
Whittler
Pontiac
Michigan
Pontiac General Motors
Blyrin City Motors
Tne
WAT West Ave
Etsra
Qhie
Hutchinson
Grafton
the Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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