Ohio Daily News Bureau Classified Pre 1920 Ad Rates
Public notice style text listing second class postage, rates per year and week, mailing options within Lorala and Ohio, agency credit lines, and a copyright notice from The Associated Press. Dated Wednesday October 25 1920.
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Lorala
Ohio
Ohio Daily News
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Chicago
Omca
South Wabashebers
Ward
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Republic
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Ceeseseerenee
Society
Eeevee
The Republican Ticket for President and State Offices
A list of Republican nominees including ARREN G. HARDING for President HARRY L DAVIS for Governor FRANK B WILLIS for US Senator and other statewide roles. It names lieutenant governor secretary of staff auditor treasurer attorney general chief justice supreme court long term and short term justices and other county and party positions with several misspellings and OCR errors.
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Arren G. Harding
Harry L Davis
Frank B Willis
HON W R COMINGS END BAY CITY MOVE TO HAWAII
The departure of Mar and Mrs WLR Comings from Elyria to the Hawaiian Islands marks a notable civic change. Comings, long a respected superintendent of local schools, guided growth and curriculum, while Mrs Comings enriched church and social life. They leave with friends’ good wishes for a pleasant voyage and success in the new home this July under favorable stars.
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Wlr. Com
Hawaiian Islands
Comings
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Igs
Devel
Elyria High 1
Elyria High
Reig
Oberlin College
Lorain
Ohio
Lorain Tames
Ballot tensions rise over Fed reserve board actions
The piece discusses farmers and manufacturers rallying against Democratic party control of the Fed reserve board. It urges voters to rebuke the party at the ballot boxes in November, blaming the party for current policies and calling for accountability across the Presidency and Congress.
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Armers
Fedreserve
Democratic Party
Senate
House of Representatives
Cox Asked About Military Draft Plans If He Wins
A reader presses Mr. Cox to state openly the method he favors to raise troops for foreign service should the United States join the League of Nations. The question seeks whether he supports a volunteer system or conscription and what plan he would urge Congress to adopt if ratified by voters and he becomes president.
Wilson pledge challenges American workers and nations
The text argues President Wilson’s pledge to remove economic barriers serves foreign nations before America. It claims Cox would fulfill the pledge if elected, preventing American workers from benefiting while low living standard nations gain. It singles out China’s desire to ship labor to compete with American high wage products.
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Wilson
America
China
Cox
Elyria Chronicle Editor Welcomes Readers as New Citizen
The Chronicle Telegram’s new managing editor pledges to publish a dependable fearless paper serving Elyria’s “100% City.” He seeks citizen cooperation, invites comments, and emphasizes news over pure advertising while urging support for a 100% newspaper.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Handling bruised produce for wine storage warned
The Department of Horticulture at the Ohio Experiment Station advises careful handling of bruised vegetables and fruits to reduce decay. Temporary outdoor storage is recommended until cellar space is ready, with ventilated basements on cool nights and temperatures kept around 36 to 40 degrees for vegetable preservation. The note mentions a display at Harry L Smith & Co store illustrating linoleum manufacturing.
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Department of Horticulture
Ohto
Fragmented 1920s Elyria items mix deaths and local notices
Ten years ago MIS H TIE BRISHELDON and Andrew Hiacuir wed in a muddled report. A county commissioner case restrains Lorain German Post ad contracts. Thirty deaths in Clyria last month. Mayor Conway attends Cleveland lecture. Mrs Ecom Johnson leads Elyria College event. Ministerial Association aids football ban inquiry. Arthur Rowley and Louise Conrad wed secretly to avoid jokers. Jack Johnson as champion pursues new race role. Attorney Fuey Oldfield efforts and buzz wagon noted.
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Attorsiy Fuey Oldfield
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Buzz
ColorEd G. O. P. Rally in Oberlin Tuesday Night
A colored republican rally will be held at K of P hall Oberlin Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. It will be addressed by Prof J B Ellis of Oberlin Mayor Jones A R Webber and J F Burke of Elyse. Mrs Hames a prominent colored woman speaker will also be present. General invitation extended to all colored men and women to attend.
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J B Ellis
Jones
A R Webber
J F Burke
Elyse
Mra Hames
Willl
Admitting Chim panzee colony plan would boost farm output
A fragmented editorial mocks reviving a chimpanzee colonization plan to do farm labor. It imagines apes with four hands picking fruit, plucking potato bugs, polishing shoes, playing in jazz, and drum noise, while joking about politics and social behavior.
Abe Martin quotes on women voters and Taft remarks
A fragment cites Miss Fawno Lippincut voicing a provocative view on women reading both sides before voting for Ex President Taft. The odd wording reflects a local humor column tone attributing sharp, satirical lines to Abe Martin.
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Taft
Miss Fawno
Splendid Attraction Opens This Evening In Cities
A terse notice announces an event titled in the interests of TheaY M.C. Starts this evening in larger cities and campaigne. it appeals to residents of communities without Y activities to support the institution.
Dinner Stories and a Quiet Homecoming
A dinner party scene unfolds in a decorated recess with a gallant captain and a diminutive niece. Lively banter follows from a parlor maid and guests, including a colorful exchange about tipping and travel mishaps aboard a returning ship. The anecdotes blend humor and social observation with a final quip about fortune and aging.
Dreco helps rheumatism sufferer in Elyria ad
Marion man Albert Powell recounts severe rheumatism across joints and muscles then credits taking Dreco with two bottles helping him return to work. He praises the medicine for drawing impurities from blood and aiding relief and plans to share it with a friend. Elyria’s Ebert's Drug Store now carries Dreco.
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Dreco
Shane
Albert Powell
East Center St
Marlon
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Elyria
Ebert
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Metropolitan Opera House
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