Fragmentary newspaper ad listing pricing and offices
A damaged OCR fragment shows pricing for a single copy three cents and weekly or yearly subscriptions. It also lists advertising representatives John W. Dulles Company with locations in Chicago Detroit and New York and mentions General Motors Building. The legibility is poor and several names and places are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dulles Company
Chicago
Michigan
Detroit
General Motors
Richards Dewitt Perry Dies. Elyria Loss in Industry
Richard Dewitt Perry of Elyria, longtime president of the Perry Fay Co, died suddenly on Sunday. He led the firm since 1906 after forming it with W. W. Fay, building a productive plant employing nearly 400. A Hertford, Connecticut native, he helped develop Elyria’s industry as a director of Loam County Savings and Trust Co and guided local manufacturing with steady leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dewitt Perry
Elyria
Perry
Perry-Fay Co
Mr. Perry
Elyma
Hertford
Conn
Enjoyable Band Concert on Oberlin Campus
Several hundred Elyrians attended a Oberlin College concert at Warner gymnasium. The program featured Oberlin College women’s band and the Oberlin Men’s band, performed outdoors with chairs arranged for the audience in warm sunlit surroundings. The writer praises Oberlin College as a great regional asset and recalls personal use of its library, athletics, and arts.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Warner Gymnasium
Lorain County
Nature's Retreat in Elyria
A morning ride through Cascade Park reveals spring color and renewed upkeep. Birds sing, the waterfall is visible, and renovated features include leveled tennis courts, improved roads, and a white painted swimming pool area. Breakfast aromas drift from a nearby outdoor store as visitors enjoy the fresh, quiet scene.
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Cascade Park
Elyria
Trade Review highlights U S exports lead world totals
A Foreign Commerce Department report for 1933 shows U S exports still surpass all nations, with Britain the only country above the United States in imports. Raw cotton remains the dominant export, valued far higher than auto parts, while trade volume fluctuates from boom to calmer periods.
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Foreign Commerce Department
United States Chamber of Commerce
United Kingdom
United States
Britain
Neen
Painis Ou
Anniversary entries and historical notes from a decades-old obit page
The fragment catalogs anniversaries and birth death notes for notable figures such as William Bainbridge Edward Dotage Roser Browns Juliet Hopkins Varina Davis and Joseph Cannon, alongside a long list of births, deaths and historical highlights. It also includes a horoscope for today and a string of local social notes about residents visiting relatives and neighbors.
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Isin Les Aries
William Bainbridge
Ountry
Princeton
X. J
Philacelpsa
Edward Dotaela
New York
New
Roser Browns
Juliet A
QO Hopkins
House of Representaives
Guilford
N.C
Janie
Marius Loew
New York City
Wakeman Briefs and Social Visitors Report
Wakeman notes a series of weekend and weekday visits including Mr and Mrs Asher Beam of Brunswick, Clair Todd of Akron, Mrs C J Howe, Mrs Wood Benson, Earl Green and daughter of Brighton, Frank Fiacsor of Elyria, and Leland Kenton in town. Eastern Stars held their annual inspection at Masonic Hall with a dinner for 100 plus sisters from multiple chapters. Mr and Mrs Ro Snook and son of Steuben visited L G Barnes and Robert McLauch, with other callers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briefs Wakeman
Asher Beam Ed Sor
Brunswich
Clair Todd
Akron
A . Todd
C J Howe
Wood Benson
L. G. Barnes
Robert McLauch
Wife Preservers For Blanket Care In Windy Sunlight
A reader offers tips on drying blankets using a windy sunlit method to protect fluffiness while warning that excessive sun will fade colored cotton blankets. The advice emphasizes quick drying with airflow to preserve texture.
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Fender
Harzitz
The Silent Observer Marks The Silent Night Sky
A fragmented text shows a narrator recalling a sunset and village life with lines about a school, grandparent memories, and a wanderer’s advice. It includes stray quotes about diplomacy, automobiles, and political talk, ending with mentions of tourist homes along Route 20 and Paris attractions.
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Comnealt, O —Lp
Buffalo
Cleveland
J HO Coley
Polar HGP Seach Bvo Biwal O Lm Psci Ded
The fragment mentions a population around 50,000 and underwater conditions cited by Chief Ward Taylor. It references a dictator and Hogers in relation to modern civilization, but many words are garbled, making precise facts unclear.
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Ward Taytor
Fragmentary mention of a 19th century figure and childhood literature
A garbled note references a showman and a 19th century context, touching on childhood and literature. Names, dates, and places are unclear, yielding a fragmentary snapshot rather than a clear event or person.
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