Elyria Evening Bulletin Ad Rates and Publication Note
Publication details for the Elyria Evening Bulletin show editors A G Hudnutt and J Clare George. It publishes each evening except Sundays and holidays, with a second class matter designation. Rates include 3 cents per copy, 15 cents weekly, 7.80 yearly in advance, and 8.00 yearly outside Elyria. state and local rates vary.
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A. G Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Elyria
Ipec
Silent Observer of Odd Accidents Reported
A jumble of curious incidents is recounted, including a bee swarm invading a sleeping man in a Berlin park, a door knocker pierced by a nail, and a Texas man injuring his neck during a yawn. Also noted are a Florida climber’s death from exposure after a fall, a circus act ending in collapse, a California boy with a dislocated ankle, and miscellaneous biographical odds and ends from various places.
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Berlin
Baron Munchausen
National Safety Council
L. W. de Young
Texas
Shirley Brewer
Florida
Connecticut
Alda May Cole
California
Alcohol and Automobile Accidents by Dr. Herman A Heise
A June presentation to the American Medical Association in Cleveland by Dr. Herman A Heise Milwaukee analyzes 119 auto crash cases involving 216 injuries or deaths. The study links higher alcohol levels to greater crash severity and weekend peaks, urging universal chemical testing to confirm drunkenness and aid prosecutions.
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American Medical Association
Cleveland
Herman A. Heise
Milwaukee
Journal of the
Heise
Uniontown, Pennsylvania
Dr. Heise
Ife
Stockholm
Trafit
Duty on Relief Emphasized at White House Conference
Report on the White House Conference for the Mobilization of Human Needs. The President urges relief duty as a privilege, with individuals to lead aid before community drives and state and national support. A reminder that Community Chest campaigns will roll out next month.
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White House
Washington
Newton D. Baker
Golden Legion Bible Study Reflections on Stephen and Early Faith
A devotional passage reflects on Stephen's martyrdom and its impact on the spread of the Christian message through Peter and Paul. It contemplates the law, Gentile inclusion, and the dawning of a new day, urging steadfast faith and witness. The text emphasizes the glory of Christ, truth, and the mission to conquer the world with the gospel.
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Stephen
Peter
Paul Mahking
Wren
Christ
Anniversaries and notable figures from Philadelphia era
Fragmented notes list anniversaries and biographical details of historical figures. Included are Jared Ingersoll, Charles Ives Saint-Saëns, Jeanette L. Guider, William Crawford Gorgas, Leonora Duse, Benjamin Church, and events like whiskey riots in Philadelphia. Dates and places vary, with brief death and birth notes and professional roles.
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Harles Calpe Saint- Saens
Brench
Dee
Jeanette L Guilder
New York
Edi
Flushing S
William Crawford Gorga
Sanitarian
Havana
Mobile
Ala
Lieanora Duse
Stattar
Pittsburgh
Births of Notable Figures Highlight Local Notables
The page lists birthdays and notes the significance of figures including Most Rev James DeVo and Dr Varennia Gilderslye, with mentions tied to Barnard College New York and Rhode Island connections. Details include public roles from the clergy to academia and local society.
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Messersmith
James DeVo
Pery
Rhode
Varennia Gildersl
Barnard College
New York
Aunt Marjorie and the fluttering compliment spark family chat
A kitchen scene unfolds with Aunt Marjorie nearby a box of chocolates as the Sooaster teases a slam while a daughter praises her. The exchange reveals humor and affection amid small talk about money and war echoed in wry newspaper bits. A misprint and a proverb prompt a playful editorial exchange. A wheelbarrow note hints at bargain humor. A brake invention claims 60 mph to stop in 20 feet as inventors pursue safety devices.
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Aunt Marjorie
Falkland Islanders Reject Immigration Despite Sheep Industry
The Falkland Islands with 3100 residents face heavy workloads from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with a one hour lunch and a 15 minute breakfast break. Most inhabitants raise sheep and many work elsewhere. immigrants are not accepted.
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Falkland Islands
South America
Isles
Life in the Falkland Islands: wealth, simplicity, and quirks
The article notes Falkland Islanders earn profits from seal tins and export wool and whale oil totaling about 15 million dollars yearly. Residents live cheaply with six dollar rents and self-sufficient gardens. crimes are rare, and there are no jails or political strife. A child finds a pressed leaf and wonders if it belonged to Eve.
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Falklands
June May
Eve
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