Classified and advertising rate note from 1940 issue
The notice lists prices for single copy and subscriptions including three cents per copy, 915 per year in advance, and regional rates for Ohio with different figures. It includes foreign advertising reps in multiple cities and a reference to a sale date of Tuesday May 28 1940.
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Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Gonun W. Cullen Company
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
North Michigan
Columbus
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors
Trangers It Seems Incomplete Rail Line Display
A nostalgic display features a 30-year-old former Nevada Central locomotive and an old Carson & Colorado coach on a 300-foot replica line in San Gabriel California. A replica station adds color while Kirballs steam the engine for short spins. An 1809 Dutch-born maker of wooden shoes is cited alongside a $2 price tag for 206000 shoes. Tomorrow a transfusion is noted.
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San Gabriel
Nevada Central
Carson & Coloredo
Albertus Kbinge
Holland
America
Nevada
Bible Readings Reflect on God First in Daily Life
Tuesday May readings urge devotion to God and His kingdom over wealth and self. Jesus praises pure motive and single purpose prioritizing divine will, citing Ignatius Loyola’s example and a solemn prayer asking strength to serve, sacrifice, and endure for His will.
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Jesus
Tosus
God
Lfe
Ignatius Lovela
Dark Days as Leopold Surrenders Belgian Army
A chaotic wartime dispatch reports King Leopold's surrender of Belgium to Germany as Britain and France face intensifying attacks. British and French leaders condemn the move while Belgian refugees vow to uphold aid to the Allies. The piece warns of a grim, uncertain future as German forces advance on multiple fronts with brutal force.
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Leopold
Adelf Hitler
Britain
France
Paril Berraud
Per Oie
Great Britain
Germany
London
Flanders
Berlin
Hitler
Franch
Zeebruge
Ostend
Nieuport
Dunkirk
Bruges
Thourout
Allied air power hampered by equipment shortfalls
Dispatch from France notes RAF pilots report mounds of German casualties viewable from the air. It argues that if Allied forces can obtain hundreds of fighting planes, air superiority against Germany could follow. The piece questions U.S. wartime supply limits and the need for faster deliveries to Allies.
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France
Royal Air Force
Li.ed
United
Ti- Alnes
Ec-Cribute
Fifth Column Threat Across Mexican Border Cited
The article warns of foreign fifth columnists near the Mexican border and Mexico’s vigilance against subversive movements. It notes refugees and exiles from Europe, including Spaniards, Germans, Russians, Italians, and Trotskyists, possibly influencing the region. It urges reliance on Mexican government prudence while monitoring developments.
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Lcs
Mexico
Europe
Leon Trotzky
Alexico
Trotzky
Mexico City
Republic
Anniversary dates and notable figures listed in scattered notes
Collage of birthdays and historical milestones from 1764 to 1931 including Edward Livingston, Jean L. Agassiz, G. T. Beauregard, Charles A. Stoddard, Antoine Pastor, Abby Leech, Avery Hopwood and others. Mentions steamboat launch, Indian Removal Act, Wisconsin cavalry, Supreme Court case references, and a musical sermon in Manchester England.
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Edward Livingston
New York
Louisiana
Clermont N
Jean L. R. Agassiz
Herward
America
Borm
Cambridge
Mass
T. Beauregard
Amec
Bor
New Orleans
Charles A. Stoddard
Vassar
Brocton
Mess
Avery Hopwood
Clevelord
Eorcad
Lane Erie
Breck Roca
Builelo
Congress
Canigny
Holes
Hoover
Brighton charge annual meeting set in Rochester area
The Brighton Methodist charge including Cisrasfeld Brighton and Rochester holds its annual meeting at the lower place on Sunday with District Superintendent Kerl P. Meuster to preach. Memorial services are at 2 PM in the town hall with Judge Dirgo Wilcox of Elyria as speaker. A parade and veterans graves decoration follow.
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Rochester
Brighton
Cisrasfeld
Kerl P. Meuster
Dirgo Wilcox
Elyria
Americss
Wellington
New London
H. H. Patrick c
L. A. Bradford
Cleveland
Monnar
Rella Richards
Guthrie Center
Iowa
John Murrey
Colson Company
Penfield School closes year with Lake picnic outing
Nine members attended a picnic at Chippens Lake on Wednesday May 22 closing the Penfield school year. Two mothers, Mrs Remen and Mrs Blain Puerce, organized the event. Officers elected for the coming year were President Arelene Sooy Vice President Wilma Sooy Secretary Mary Younglas and Treasurer Helen Berkey.
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Penfield
Chippens Lake
Remen
Blain Puerce
Arelene Sooy
Wilma Sooy
Mary Younglas
Helen Berkey
Penfield Shower Guests and Jolly Friendship Club Briefs
Penfield attendees at a shower for Katharine Schulz were Mrs F. El Kellogg, Mrs Linyod Got, Janice and Joyce Gott, Mrs Charlie Schulz, Miss Ruth Schulz, and Mrs W. E. Myers at Mrs Jean Webber’s house Thursday night. The Jolly Friendship Birthday club met with co host Mrs H K Andrews at Mrs Hart Ferryman’s home and served dinner to seventeen members and one guest, Mrs Lloyd Gott, then adjourned to meet June 19 with Mrs Ada Mller in LaGrange BRIEFS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Katharine Schulz
Jean Webber
F. EL Kellogg
Linyod Got
Janice
Joyce Gott
Charlie Schulz
Ruth Schulz
W. EL Myers
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
Hart Ferryman
H. K. Andrews
Lioyd Gott
Ada Mller
LaGrange
Quilted Friday Social and Hospital Update
Quilting afternoon hosted by Mrs Isch Reman to share cakes and coffee. Mr J Walker admitted to Lod hospital in serious condition after Tuesday morning event. United Society met May 22 with 26 in attendance. gifts showered and plans made for a park quilt display with potluck lunch and beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isch Reman
S. Mesdames
Vulture Kills Man in Indian Desert Encounter
A lone camel rider in the Jaisamer Dholpur region was killed when a vulture struck him with a bone fragment from its beak while passing through the desert. Injuries have occurred before, but this marks the first reported fatality.
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Jaisamer
India
Ait Dholpur
Exodus of laborers as cotton pickers flee cholaco district
Report from Buenos Aires says the migration of camp laborers to pick cotton in the Chaco has reached exodus levels. Over 2,000 have left Santiago del Estero with all belongings. Railways attach coaches to freight trains to meet demand while many schools close for lack of pupils.
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Chaco
Sancho Corral
Buenos Aires
Santiago del Estero
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