Post office ad rates and distribution details 1937
The notice lists prices under the Act of 1873 for single copies at three cents. Rates are $3.18 yearly in advance for Elyria and Lorain counties, $4.00 for Lorain County and nearby areas, and $5.00 elsewhere in Ohio. The issue is dated Thursday September 9, 1937 and includes foreign advertising representatives for John W. Cullen Company with addresses in Chicago, New York, Detroit.
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Ife
Elyria
Lorain
Onia
John W. Cullen Company
cHicago
Michigan Ave
New Tore
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Blag
Luigi Galvani
Joseph Leidy
Philadelphia
William Loring Andrews
New York
Maurice Thompson
Indiana Post
Fairfield
Ind
Victor F. Lawson
William A. Boring
New York City
Columbia
Carlinville
Mary Austin
Bible Readings And Meditations on Unanswered Prayer
Commentary cites 1 John 3 10 24 explaining prayer's condition. It emphasizes that answers come when we keep God's commandments and pray in Christ's name as His representatives, noting God’s wisdom in granting or withholding.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Lorain County Tax Payers Demand Law Protection for Children
Tax payers of Lorain County demand protection for children as the procession leads officials past Ridgeville. Co. H. Kathe from Ridgeville, Ohio, is referenced in this solemn appeal to uphold legal safeguards for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Propaganda Spending By Government Agencies Examined
Frank R. Kent argues official publicity is vast and opaque with two and a half billion mail pieces in four years and millions spent on radio, films, and stage productions. He notes acts intended to limit publicity are evaded by vague job titles while most propaganda serves aggrandizement rather than legitimate education.
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Frank R. Kent
American Mercury
Congressional Record
Congress
Post Office
Federal Theater
WPA
Power
Supreme Court
AAA
New York
Department
Walking to School Through Time in Lorain County
The article reflects on the transition from walking two miles to one room schools to bus transport. It contrasts pastoral childhood scenes with modern concrete highways, noting buses may end the dinner pail ritual while honoring the hardy pioneers who walked through mud and storms.
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Lorain County
Dias
Rassle
Uniformity In Traffic Laws Prompts Senate Reading
A Federal Bureau of Roads report urges uniform traffic laws for the nation. It notes wide variance in speed limits and regulations across states, citing a test trip from Washington to New York where a driver violated many laws despite caution. The document aims to ease the burden on motorists and lift the “law breaker” stigma.
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Federal Bureau of Roads
United States
Washington
New York
Senate
Anniversary notices and today in history roundup
An annotated, late 19th to 20th century style page lists anniversaries for figures like Luigi Galvani and Victor Lawson, then marks Today in History events from 1826 to 1933, and notes today’s birthdays for Ralph Waldo Trine and other notables. The section ends with a brief, optimistic Today’s Horoscope.
Right to Work and Law Enforcement in Labor Disputes
A column arguing the right to work as a fundamental constitutional right, praising Brandeis on peaceful picketing, and urging unbiased law enforcement in labor disputes. It warns against officials taking sides, calls for removing corrupt officials, and supports a nationwide effort to protect workers' rights under safety and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Brandeis
Route 20 Bus Law Enforcement Complaint
A letter from Voice Of The People criticizes the County Sheriff for failing to enforce the school bus law on Route 20 in North Ridgeville. The writer questions deputies and notes sparse uniformed presence, contrasting with past enforcement and visits by officials.
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Dea
North Ridgeville
Sheriff Department
Grall
Ridgeville Township
Lieut Governor Trapped By Wind in Boston Office
In Boston the wind trapped Lieut Gov Francis Kelly in his private office for about an hour. He had entered to fetch a cigar when the door slammed shut and would not open until State House carpenters freed him.
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Boston
Francis Kelly
Kelly
State House
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the Commercial
England
Cope
Tr ‘Fe Beg
Wied
Syndicate Inc
H. Kathe
Ridgeville, O
Christian Advocate
Tyler
California
Utah
New Mexico
Britain
Alabama
Russia
Ralph Waldo ‘Trine
Holly Wood
Mt. Morris
U.S
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Pembroke
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Logan
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
West Middlesex
William Newitt Mitchell
BU. S
Zenora
Winona Minn
Max Reinhardt
Vienna
James Hilton
Gus
Dyer
Fnderbilt University
Voice of
The
People
Pharis
City Tire House
East Ave
the Brown CO. Printers
Lodi St
Will
City Cab
E. F. Whitney & Son von Weer Broad Pt
Palmer
J Mattress
Palmer Que Mattress
Orrville Bedding Co
Glade Thomas & Brown
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