Newspaper Pricing and Advertising Details for 1937
The notice lists single copy price three cents and carrier boy rate eighteen cents weekly nine dollars and sixteen cents yearly in advance. Mail rates: daily outside Elyria four dollars yearly Lorain and adjoining counties, five dollars elsewhere in Ohio. Foreign advertising reps are John W. Cullen Company with offices in New York Chicago Detroit. Dated Tuesday November 23 1937.
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Mail
Elyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Menace Of The Mailed Fist
The piece warns against the Germany Italy and Japan alliance and its anti Communist pact. It accuses the nations of imperial dictatorship aims and predatory territorial ambitions in Africa Europe and Asia while noting American reluctance for direct international action and world salvation duties. The author calls the Axis fists a threat to global opinion.
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Germany
Italy
Japan
Herr Hitler
11 Duce
Bay of
Crota
Ethiopia
Europe
Asia
Orient
Feeding Potatoes To Livestock And Price Policy
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports the Agri cultural Adjustment Administration will pay growers 1.5 million dollars to feed 10 million bushels of surplus potatoes to livestock. Critics say this diverts a staple from market shelves, keeps prices artifi cially high, and burdens relief recipients, arguing more food at lower prices would help all consumers.
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Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
AAA
Wallace
Picturing War Horrors Aimed To Warn American Public
The piece argues for frank war imagery to show the brutal realities of the China Japan conflict. It asserts pictures and reels reveal truth, cultivate respect for peace, and deter rash calls to arms by exposing war's repulsive details.
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China
Japan
Fair sex pursues political knowledge in 1937 39 program
Women in the National Republican club Young women unit study topics like The Labor Movement in America Political Philosophies and Isolation Versus Collective Security showing growing civic awareness amid war fears. Dr. Charles Wishart urges five steps to mold opinion against war including peace organization and curbing militarism abroad.
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National Republican Club
America
Charles F. Wishart
College of Wooster
Wishart
Dr. Wishart
Notable Births and Deaths in 18th and 19th Century Figures
A compact roll of anniversaries lists Edward Rutledge born in Charleston died in 1800, Franklin Pierce born Hillsborough NH died 1869, William Dennison born Cincinnati died 1882, Billy the Kid born New York tied to 21 killings and killed in 1881 or 1885, Marie Bashkirtseff born Russia died 1884, Sir Gilbert Parker born Addington Ontario died London 1932.
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Edward Rutledge
South Carolina
Charleston
S. C
Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
Hillsborough
N. H
Wiliam Dennison
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
Billy the Kid
William H. Bonney
New York
Marie C. Bashkirtseff
Sir Gilbert Parker
Addington
Ont
London
New York Day By Day on Loppers and Quiet Sundays
In New York amid modern lounging trends many people favor lounging robes and sleeping toys, turning Sundays into pajama days with guests staying in hotel or apartment lounges. Prolific radio gesture gripes draw comment from Dinty Doyle while Prosecutor Dewey boasts a fearless fight against gangsters. Will Wheeler Ways shifts from films to ranch life in California, embracing hearty meals and mountain hikes.
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New York
the Waldorf
Today in history milestone list from 1787 to 1936
A historical digest notes Ohio pioneers under Gen Putnam in 1787, Baldwin's Old Ironsides trials in 1832, Crompton cotton machinery patent in 1837, Parkman murder in 1849, Hooker’s clouds clash in 1863, Hoover unemployment appeal in 1929, and the 1936 Supreme Court affirmation of New York unemployment insurance law.
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Ohio Company of
New England
Gen. Putnam
Matthias W. Baldwin
Crompton
William Crompton
Taunton
Mass
George Parkman
Webster
Cambridge
Gen. Hooker
Hoover
U. S. Supreme Court
New York
Notable births and anniversaries listed for prominent figures
The article notes birth anniversaries of Frank Morrison, Helen Rogers Reid, Maj. Gen. Blanton Winship, Rear Admiral Ernest King, Ruth Etting, Joan Lowell, and Prof. Theodore Lyman. It records their birthplaces and ages, highlighting contributions from labor leadership, media, military governance, music, writing, acting, and science.
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Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Frankton
Canada
Helen Rogers Reid
N. Y. Tribune
Appleton
Wis
Blanton Winship
Puerto Rico
Macon
Ernest King
Lorain
Ruth Etting
David City
Neb
Joan Lowell
Berkeley
Cal
Theodore Lyman
Harvard
Boston
Signs at roadside stop and distracted drivers
A passage contrasts traditional worded STOP signs with an unseen hazard in the street. It warns that drivers distracted by looking away may fail to notice a second kind of stop signal and suffer serious consequences.
Vivid Appetite Tales From the 1910s Dining Room
The narrator recalls large appetites and fashionably thin figures, noting Grant Clarke’s inability to gain weight despite dieting. Paul Whiteman’s struggle with giving up rich foods. a porterhouse dining scene with a finicky, perfectionist guest scrutinizing every bite and napkin.
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Dime Museum
Grant Clarke
Jersey
Clarke
Paul Whiteman
Paris
Mindful Focus Under Stress Finds Quiet Contentment
The passage describes a mind that is intuitive and insightful but may drift into unprofitable pursuits. It emphasizes a natural simplicity and contentment as a virtue that helps sustain happiness when facing disappointment.
Salad dressing show in his chair amusement
A humorous scene described as a man in a chair overseeing a mixing of salad dressing. The narrator notes the show was vivid and that the man appeared unaware of his surroundings while a casual remark about a tip was made. The text ends with a snippet citing the MeNaught Syndicate.
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MeNaught Syndicate
Grand Jury Probes Marine Parole in Ohio Case
In Columbus a special grand jury convened to probe parole irregularities, set to decide if Roy Happy Marino, a Youngstown racketeer, bought his release from the penitentiary. Deliberations continue in Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy’s office, with potential juries to be called in other counties as Gov Davey requests a state wide inquiry.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roy ‘‘Happy
Davey
Y-Indus Club To Hear FE H S Teacher
The Y Indus Club will meet at seven tonight at the Y M C A with Elyria High School teacher Lee Lyman as the guest speaker.
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Y-Indus Club
FE. H. S
Lee Lyman
Elyria High School
Bible Readings And Meditations For Tuesday November 28
Read Romans eight verse thirty one to eighty and reflect on who may separate us from the love of Christ. The text cites endured tribulation distress persecution peril and sword as not defeating faith. It argues loyalty to Christ surpasses all earthly loyalties and the church remains the true loyal organ within a nation.
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LaSalle
Cadillac
Christ
DR. Einstien
Germany
Christian Church
Church
J. C. Bennett
Talk on Europe Trip Precedes Local Business Meeting
A speaker will recount his Europe trip from last summer. All members are urged to arrive on time as the talk will precede the business meeting.
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Europe
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AC Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Eeeaneitteitintie Tei
Elyria Postoffice
Cope
U.S. Pat
Dinty Doyle
Don Ameche
Doyle
Alphonso and Gaston
Thomas Dewey
Pedgenard
Underworld
Will WH. Ways
California
Eidden Valley
Aya
WY National Safer
Council
Pimlico
Cadillac Quality
Adalle
Elyria, Ohio
Lorain, Ohio
Brown Corinters
Cantara
Yalerp
Companie
Broadway Room
Gould Bldg
Ee Wiel Saise Bea
Yee
Colgan Motor Sales
W. Broad St
Broadway
Grand Jury
Marine Parole
Murbach Coal
Azzs
Cashews
Paradise Butter Creams
Vermont
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