The Chronicle Telegram Publication Details and Pricing
The Chronicle Telegram notes circulation 431 Second Street Elyria printing and publishing Lorain County. Pace headed by A G Hudnutt president Clare Graph City Waiter. Published every evening except Sunday entered at Elyria post office 187% act. Single copy price three cents two cents weekly and yearly rates for outside Elyria and adjoining counties. Foreign advertising representatives listed Chicago New York Detroit.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Pace Haa
O. Clare Grorgh
Alolléays
Elyria Postoffice
Mafually
Elyria
Eval Ae
World business improves as production rebounds 1933 gains noted
A National Industrial Conference Board report shows strongest recovery where losses were greatest from 1929 to 1932. France Germany Sweden and Britain each posted 1929–32 drops and 1933 rebounds while Japan began recovery in 1932. 1933 also saw rising wholesale prices and improved government finances though the United States Japan Germany and Italy remain exceptions. Short-term rates are very low and Great Britain shows the only long-term rate drop.
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National Industrial Conference Board
France
Germany
Sweden
Great Britain
Japan
Canada
United States
Italy
England
London
MOUSE CAT AND DOG DESTROY HOUSE IN HAZEL BAR
Hazardous claim of a house fire caused by four mice a cat and a dog in Hazel Bar Michigan is challenged by fire officials who note rodents do not chew matches. A test shows matches left untouched without food. Authorities urge sealed metal containers for matches and kerosene to prevent fires amid rising losses.
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Hazel Bar
Michigan
Charles Gunisch
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Question Raised Over Buffalo Nickel Model After Chief Two Guns’ Death
The death of Glacier Park Montana’s Chief Two Guns White Calf spurred debate on who posed for the Buffalo nickel. Fraser designer said he never met Two Guns and based the portrait on several Indians. The Bureau of Indian Affairs cited Iron Tail as the model in 1927, with Two Moons and another unnamed figure also considered. Evidence weighs against Two Guns as the model. Luteron Tail, present at the Little Big Horn massacre, is dead.
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Glacier Park
Montana
Glacier National Park
James E. Fraser
Chief Two
Bureau of Indian Affairs
The
Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Iron Tail
Fraser
Luteron Tail
Custer Massiere
Little Big Horn
Old Heidelberg drama to music and menpursue love and duty
Detroit Free Press recalls Heidelberg as a famed German student center through the stage history of Alt Heidelberg to Old Heidelberg and The Student Prince. It notes Wilhelm Meyer Foerster’s 1899 story, Mansfield’s 1904 Detroit production, Vaughan Glaser’s revival, and the global spread of the tale. The piece also comments on the old man's bills and a quip about ganglia in blushing.
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Germany
Wilhelm Meyer-Foerster
Berlin
Heidelberg
Meyer-Foerster
Karl Heinrich
Alt Heidelberg
New York
Old Heidelberg
Richard Mansfield
Detroit
Vaughan Glaser
Karl Franz
Kathie
Detroit Free Press
Bits of Life and Quips from a 1918 Era Daily
A mosaic of light humor and bite sized notes from a New York newspaper column. Jotted items include domestic satire, a humorous marriage quip, a warning about telling others not to worry, a Dallas man injured pruning a tree, a lawyer joke, a housewife plotting a prize novel, wartime stamp varieties, farm poultry ratios, and a bleak agricultural forecast. The tone reflects a bustling urban paper mixing social snatches and trivia.
AMERICANA: A jumbled collage of facts and quips
A disjointed tidbit page includes figures on $5.36 billion in relief, notes on Billingsgate fish sellers with heavy leather hats, a Kansas memorial park for Knute Rockne, and a 1931 plane crash nearby. It parodies figures, jokes, and aphorisms about wealth, wages, taxes, and culture with a mix of snippets and humorous exchanges.
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Billingsgate Market
London
Knure
Voice of the People urges budget cuts to curb spending
Dear Editor argues that only strict economy can lift a low mood and warns that the federal government’s spending spree risks higher taxes or inflation. He urges citizen protest and says state lawmakers in Columbus can cut waste, graft, and expenses, including local court costs, through businesslike reviews.
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Congress
Columbus
Two Hundred Young Men Face Career Dilemma
A fragmentary note argues that among two hundred young men only four chose an occupation while one hundred ninety six showed no planning or concern. It laments drift and suggests a need for decisive career direction and practical guidance.
Capo Boe Lew sens ton sere Vios to the tart
A fragmented public appeal criticizes government waste and high expenses. Citizens demand cost cuts and warn against a bill shifting sinking funds to political machines and payrolls. Authorities face pressure as anti-expenditure sentiment grows amid economic strain and government resistance.
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Colurbus
Vague OCR Fragment on Law Order and Folklore
Fragmentary text cites Macbeth and Shakespeare folklore, mentions The Order of the Servants of Mary and a 12th century Florentine group, and notes Neo population percentage. Contains garbled words and unclear context, with several proper nouns and dates obscured.
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A. G Hudnutt
John W Cullen
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New Tore
General Motors
Scott’s
R. J. Scott
Abere
Centra
Coconut Grove
Fla
A.B. Gardner
Dowagiac, Mich
India
New York City
George H. Bashford
Dora
Henry Daniels
Dallas
Tex
Maly
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Sallys
Oman
Mioa
Rockne Memorial Park
Mr. Fellowrocker
Americana
Samuel Untermyer
Fox Slim
Washington
Senator Copeland
Department of Arts
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Shakespeare
Tove
Voice OF
People
Manhattan
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Alfred Alten
Whone Sieht Bao Seroud
Yan
Kl, Young
Owltelief
Aldo
Shakes
Peare
Order of the Servants of Mary
Servites
East Avenue
East Ave
Blue Star
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
West Bridge St
Studebakers
Studebaker
J. H. Pettit
R. F. Maple Motor Sales
Cedar Street
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