Chronicle Telegram Elyria Office Ad Rates and Policy
The Chronicle Telegram announces pricing for subscriptions and advertising, noting offices in Elyria Ohio and New York Chicago, with billing terms and AP association. It lists rates by duration and method, and states rights for republication and circulation audits.
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Elyrng Post Office
Associated Press
Ohio Daily Newspapers
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Chronicle-Telegram
FAW Vni jSociety
News and Editors
Elyria
New York
Fifth Aves
iChicago
Wabash Ave
Robert J. Ward
Ely
Republiceo
Repedtica
United Front in War Time Politics and Price Relief
A 1940s column notes bipartisan unity in face of war and soaring living costs. It praises Republicans and Democrats aligning on price controls, transport and industry safety, and urges steady democratic governance with minimal political conflict.
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Washington
America
Postmaster General and the Real Speed King
A historical note praises Postmaster General Burleson for timely delivery of a decades overdue letter to Rev. Dr. Finney. It discusses parcel post reciprocity with twenty one countries, prefers faster delivery to Cleveland or Elyria, and critiques rising living standards and profiteering in leather prices. It quips about Congress often missing signals and always seeing the subject in retrospect.
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Oberlin
Finney
Burleson
Post Office Department
United States
Cleveland
Elyria
New Zealand
Roosevelt Story Reflects Public Admiration Across Politics
An anecdote from out West shows Theodore Roosevelt pausing his speech to welcome a mother and child to his private car, sharing an hour of warmth with a G A R veteran. The piece underscores broad esteem beyond party lines and notes Ohio’s role in a non-partisan memorial campaign to raise 10 million for a fitting memorial.
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T. R
Roosevelt
Beavevelt
Jent
Ohio
Roachelemorial Association
Birds On Your Map Reveal Paths Of Lorain County’s Avian Migrations
Adelia Belle Beard describes mobilization of birds from Lorain County as they migrate annually. Blackbirds and swallows travel to southern U S and South America, warblers move toward Central and South America, and other species like the oriole and kingbird follow coastlines and river valleys. The piece notes long ocean flights, routes, and destinations such as Nova Scotia to South America for the golden plover.
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Adelia Belle Beard
Bravil
Swallows
Agust
United States
South America
Righ
Central
Gulf States
Mexia
Central America
Neat
Oriol
Kingbird
Nova Scotia
Remembering the Big Facts in Lessons
An instructional piece advising students to identify the big facts in any lesson by asking what the lesson is about and focusing on essential causes, events, and results. It compares big and small facts and berries, urging practice to distinguish importance and to assemble necessary details.
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Arthur Detmxas
Granda W. Parker Schoo
Jennie Hall
Boys’ and Girlie
Te Millar
Chicago Inventor Debuts Portable Suitcase Projector
A Chicago inventor unveils a compact suitcase sized motion picture projector using an incandescent lamp. The device keeps the film cool while mounted and allows a frame to be paused for inspection.
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Chicago
Gulick Speaks on World War Roots in Oberlin Sermon
Dr L L Gulick of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America preached at Second Congregational Church Oberlin Ohio on October 12 1919. He argued nationalism and might makes right fueled the conflict, urged unselfish justice and duty, noted three thousand strikes since the year began and called for faith in Jesus to guide nations and individuals toward a just peace and reconstruction.
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America
Dr. Gulick
New York City
United States
Galick
Jesus
Fragmented quotes echoing cigarette culture and tech notes
A jumble of lines references smoking temptations in a playful tone from Dallas News and Detroit Free Press style snippets. It mentions an experiment using Rochelle salt crystals in batteries for sound transmission and includes garbled dialogue about boots and fate, with a stray line about recently patented garters for men.
Abe Martin on cashing new Liberty bonds each morning
Abe Martin notes a shift in attitudes toward cashing Liberty bonds, humorously claiming the old hesitation is gone. He jokes that Joe Kite now sports a hair lip from quinine tonic, reflecting a rustic, satirical tone.
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Joe Kite
Sarah Bernhardt to mark 60 years on stage next year
A Houston Post piece notes the great French actress Mme. Sarah Bernhardt will celebrate the 60th anniversary of the start of her stage career next year.
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Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Oberlin College Activities Highlight Allyn Family Event
Oberlin news reports a campus forum featuring the Conservatory wind department led by Walter H. Frederick and renewed debate efforts with Western Reserve and Ohio Wesleyan professors. The Triangle debating circuit and notable alumni events touch Oberlin’s social calendar. the Allyn family celebration marks a 78th birthday with gifts and a planned annual gathering.
Oberlin Women Attend Ohio Federation Convention in Cleveland
Oberlin O Oct 13 The twenty fourth annual convention of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs is in session at Hotel Statler Cleveland this week with Oberlin members attending. Delegates include Mrs C G Rogers president of Women's Clubs and Mrs O E Peabody. alternates from Oberlin Woman's Club include Mrs H L Harvey and Mrs Sidney Gulick. Other Oberlin attendees include Mrs Walter Persons Mrs Clarence Wright and Mrs W D Hobbs with alternates from Nineteenth Century Club Mrs H Smith and Mrs A L Werner. Many more Oberlin women will be present.
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Oberlin
Ohio Federation of Woman's Clubs
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
Cleveland Federation
Overlin
C. G. Rogers
Women's Clubs
O.E. Peabody
E.J. Lehman
J. W. Eglio
M. J. Watson
H. L. Harvey
Sidney Gulick
S. R. Williams
BR. Atkinson
Oberlin Woman’s Clubs
Walter Persons
Clarence Wright
W. D. Hobbs
H. Smith
A. L. Werner
Elyria
This Place
Nineteenth Century Club
Ous McKee
A. G. Comings
Forests Club
Allyn Family Reunion Held in Wellington Ohio
The first Alreyghion wander group gathered at niece Mrs. W. C. Christy’s home at 64 Spring Street on Saturday October 11 1915. Thirty four descendants of Mathew and Clara Allyn traced origin to Barkhamsted Conn 1836 and later Wellington Ohio. An ox team journey from Connecticut to Ohio showcased pioneer grit as eleven children in the family were noted with only two living Calvin E. Allyn 78 of Los Angeles and Mrs Ann unknown.
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Fostoria
Noble Cragan
Grafton
Julia Allyn
Ann Arbor
Mich
Clara Chapman
Laughter
Weston, C
Obderlin
Arthur Saxton
Helen Allyn
Cleveland
Josephine Dudley
Hugh Allyn
J. R. Rogers
Haundstead
Allyn
Calvis Allyn
Ann Allyn
Arthur Allyn
Rosalind Avenue
Veland
Alreyghion
C. “Christy
Spring Street
Mathew
Clara
Barkhamsted
Conn
Wellington
Connecticut
Ohio
Calvin E. Allyn
Los Angeles
Cal
Ann
Chinese Students Celebrate Chinese Republic Birthday
The Chinese students at the college entertained over fifty friends including Dr. Huntley and spouses, MMS mission researchers from China, and professors. A talk by Prof. Moore on the Founding of the Chinese Republic marked the event held in the Men’s Building with attendance by faculty and students.
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A. G. Huntley
China
Mes
BR. Moore
Alice Williams
Tan Hannah
Oberlin Personal Notes and Visits
Prof A S Root returns from Ligonier Pennsylvania after delivering a lecture to the State Library Association. Mrs Bassie Brooks Bickford visits her Oberlin friends while staying with her mother at 261 Second Street Elyria. Nelson Worcester spends the weekend with his parents on Morgan Street while employed at Pt Clinton proving grounds. Mrs Leigh Alexander and her son of Wil South Cedar Street leave for near Pittsburgh to visit her parents for a few weeks.
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A. S. Root
Ligonier
State Library Association
Bassie Brooks Bickford
Second Street
Elyria Wis
H. B. Thurston
Oberlin
Nelson Worcester
FP. G. Wooster
Morgan Street
Mr. Worcester
Pt. Clinton
Isrie Proving Grounds
Leigh Alexander and Son
Wil
South Cedar Street
Pittsburg
How To Vote Dry In Lorain County 1919
A. R. Webber, president of Lorain County Day Federation, urges DRY voters to mark ballots for four liquor propositions. Instructions specify two crosses on both short and long ballots, left of specific words. Warns wets pushed measures, outlines intents on short and long ballots, and notes potential mail sample ballots. Dated Rigga, Ohio October 8 1919.
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Lorain County
Liquor
Temperance
Wets
A. R. Webber
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