Newspaper delivery rates and regional ads text
The fragment lists subscription and advertising details including prices by region such as Lorain and Ohio totals and mentions foreign advertising representation by Joan W Cullen Company with offices in New York Detroit and Michigan. It appears as a misc text snippet from a newspaper page.
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Malail
Migria
Lorain
Ohio
Joan W Cullen Company
Cmicsgn
Ge Michigan Ava
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Esteemed Citizens Pass On in Elyria Chronicle
The Chronicle-Telegram records the deaths of Carey T. Winckles of Ridgeville a leading rural welfare advocate and longtime organizer in farms churches and community groups and Mrs Geo H Chamberlain a devoted Elyria mother active in church and civic clubs.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Carey T. Winckles
Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Winckles
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Lorain County Auto Club
Federal Route Twenty Association
Elyria
Cuyahoga County
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid and Foreign Missionary Society
Woman’s Club of
Unity Club
Elyria Considers Tax Rate Increase Amid Budget Deficit
Elyria faces a tax rate rise of more than one dollar per thousand due to a sinking fund and bond retirement shortfall. The editorial urges officials to cut expenses and raise taxes only as a last resort, arguing private and public sectors must conserve revenue without hikes.
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Elyria
City council creates relief commission and bonds sold
The city formed a six member relief commission last Monday after approving an ordinance. On Wednesday relief bonds were sold, providing almost $25,000 for future relief work. The Service Director will appoint the committee, which should begin planning before severe winter weather, to address peak load needs.
Taxpayers urged to push relief amid city cost concerns
A letter from JANE BRADSHAW to the Chronicle Telegram criticizes Elyria officials for high spending during the Depression, notes the City Council's $10,600 holiday decorating share, and urges relief measures. It contrasts charity groups' efforts with rising rents and welfare needs. In Ridgeville, a taxpayer laments the school board’s spending and warns of debt, foreclosures, and potential school shutdown without budget cuts.
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State Board of Health
Lorain
Yam
Health Department
State of
Ohio
Elyria
Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Jane Bradshaw
Ridgeville
The Silent Observer and Short Market Anecdotes
A collage of cheeky maxims on habit, duty, envy and contentment with brief jokes about sales, finance and manners. Includes lines about restraint, quiet skies, sunset windows, a fortune making gimmick, and humorous exchanges about writing corpses and quick service.
Reiny Dayka Reputation and Cautionary Sayings
A collection of aphorisms and anecdotes reflecting frugality debt and caution. Mother recounts Pap’s early collecting days and helping a debtor. The phrases paint a wary view of risk and foresight in daily life and decision making.
Anniversaries and birthdays in today’s history
A roundup of anniversaries and births with figures such as Oliver Wolcott and Mary Walker noted. Also lists TODAY IN HISTORY events including Washington’s Thanksgiving proclamation and New York streetcar debut, plus horoscopes describing a affectionate yet cautious day.
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Oliver Wolcott
Connecticut
Windsor
Conn
Litchfield
William Cowper
Sarah M. Grimke
Charleston
Boston
Robert Battey
Georgia
Augusta
Rome
Mary Walker
Oswego
N. Y
George C. Eggleston
Vevay
Ind
New York
Washington
First Street
New York City
China-Japan
Seals on Sale for Tuberculosis War Funds
Ohio counties and districts join a state wide Christmas Health Seal drive to finance tuberculosis care. John A. Elden notes Ohio has 1856 beds across sanatoria and municipal facilities, with crowded facilities indicating a need for more beds. Over a hundred million seals will be sold, with every community participating to fund another year of the organized fight.
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Michigan
Elden
New Ohio
Ohio
Win One Sunday School Class Elects Officers and Plans Party
Pittsfield notes report the Win One Sunday School class at Community Church electing Olive McConnell as president and Elsie Avery as vice president with Grace Felton secretary treasurer and Winona Preston assistant. A Christmas party is planned for December 16 and five new members were initiated. Several guests from Wellington are listed and reminiscences of church activities are noted.
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Win One
Community Church
Winona Preston
Olive McConnell
Elsie Avery
Grace Felton
Dlags
Blanche Green
Elizabeth Jordan
Ether Jordan
Esther Markley
Edward McConnell
Ida McConnell
Victoria Miller
Lily Naegte
Nancy Lois West
Wellington
Birthday Celebration At Lounsbrough Residence
Betty May Lounsbrough celebrates tenth birthday with family and friends at LeRoy Lounsbrough home. Attendees include Walter Green family and guests from Oberlin Grafton Camden and Wellington amid church and community notices among social events and school vacation report.
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Mry
Walter Green
Blanche
Luetile
Warren
Betty Maya Lounsbrough
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Lounebrough
Charles Feakine
Walter West
Nancy Lois
Wellington
A. M. Sherburne
Betty Maye
Giater
Henry Worcester
Qoberlie
Apollo Theatre
A. M
Roland
P. T. Burgside
Mildred Lounsbrough
Cleveland
Fields
Green
John Sigsworth
John Reed
Russell
William Harrs
Harris Road
A. W. Davidson
Camden
Milcdred Lounsbrough
Wallace Bear
College costs cut at Marshall College this year
Huntington West Virginia Marshall College reports total attendance expenses drop about 250 dollars from prior years. Reductions focus on social activities fraternities and sororities and on room and board. The average cost now about 560 dollars versus 800 dollars previously. Full term may run as low as 370 dollars if extracurricular activities are forgone.
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Huntington
W. Va
Marshall College
Tulane Students Labeled Indifferent by Five Preachers
Five New Orleans preachers and Tulane graduates say Tulane University students show indifference and godlessness. They claim the average college boy is more religious than the college girl, though girls may attend church more, and boys may profess atheism. The panel included Reverends Sherwood Clayton Lynn Brown William Weaver Frank L Levy and Rabbi Mishkin.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
Tulane
Sherwood Clayton
Lynn Brown
William Weaver
Frank L. Levy
Rabbi Mishkin
Mountain songs gain nation wide radio appeal
A new edition of mountain songs with guitar is priced at fifteen cents. A mahogany ukulele with patent keys can be had for 2.95, down from six dollars. After Thanksgiving the store highlights Christmas gifts, with a hardware section featuring pocket knives razors tools flashlights and more as year round usable items.
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Detroit
Mid
Chrysler Corporation
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler
Plymouth
Chrysler Motors
H. M. Andress and Son
Leo R. Meyer Motor Company
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Second Street
Lerain County Printing & Publishing Company
Budwatt
Clare George
Ovary Avenina
le Pontofton
Hollywood
Voice OF
THE
People
Jay
Pap
Angelo Patri
Italy
William W Phelps
Baltimore
Tom Wallace
Louisville
Kentucky
Lincoln D. Godshall
Los Angeles
Larsdale
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Harding
Frankfort
Sir Aurel Stein
Lincoln
Neb
George A. Jones
Nebraska
Dewell County
Slso
Pittsfield
Hees
Norwalk
Virgil Jump
Larange
Wisdom Seeker
Florence Smith Holden
Oberlin
Inter-City
Coal & Supply CO
Gulf
Alfred Alten
Waller Green
Lento Lounsbrough
Geo. R. Allen & Son General Insurance
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Hubert Day & Sons
Frank
Days’ Music Store
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