Advertising rates and distribution areas for the newspaper
Advertising rates list price three cents per copy for a carrier boy, 18 cents per week, 13 per year in advance. Mail outside Elyria with tax and joining counties four dollars per year. Elsewhere in Ohio four dollars sixty, Foreign. Advertising reps listed for Chicago New York Detroit. Published Monday September 11 1939.
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General Motors
Grain Of Salt On European War And American Neutrality
The piece argues that the European conflict will be long and widen, with Germany Poland France and England already key players. It stresses America’s neutrality, embargoes on munitions, and cautions against gullibility amid well orchestrated propaganda. readers urged to apply skepticism and judgment. Monroe Michigan News analysis.
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Germany
Poland
France
England
Baltic
South America
America
Wilson
Roosevelt
Monroe, Mich
News
Medicine and science in war find limited defense against horrors
The piece argues science advances in weapons and medicine, noting improvements in bombs, gas, tanks, and field care. It highlights blood banks, portable X rays, infection and burn treatment, nutrition, and tetanus immunity as defensive gains, yet laments these pale beside the threat of a single shrapnel ball or gas cartridge.
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Mars
Ethiopia
Spain
Who Run The Cars Income Survey Reveals Low Weekly Earnings
A American Petroleum Institute survey finds one third of U S car owners earn 20 or less weekly while about 15 percent make ten dollars or less weekly. The report breaks down earners by brackets from 10 to 150 weekly with small shares in higher ranges and notes average highway ore value at 200. The text further mentions social and economic implications and references a Nebraska prison project and a deck with air conditioning and private baths.
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United States
American Petroleum Institute
New York Day By Day by Charles B Driscoll
A McNaught Syndicate column recounts studio calm during broadcasts and broadcaster nerves, noting kind crews and mike fright in Paris AP coverage. It shifts to New York City efforts to refresh lawns in Central Park with plows, tractors, and tree care under stagecraft and weathered bucolic detail. A daring traffic policeman rescues a runaway wagon, spraining an ankle yet stopping perilous danger. Local mounted police are praised as skilled horsemen in Manhattan.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting
Mike Fright
Associated Press
Paris
Central Park
Longevity legend of Thomas Parr born in 1483 and buried in Westminster Abbey
The Strange As It Seems column recounts Thomas Parr of England who reportedly lived 152 years from 1483 to 1633 and was buried at Westminster Abbey. His inscription lists nine reigns and notes he married twice after 80 and 120, remained active until 130, and died after over eating on a journey to London in 1635. Tomorrow: The Inside Job.
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England
Westminster Abbey
the Parr
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Parr
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London
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights
A compact list of notable anniversaries births and historical events. Erastus Beadle William Hatch John Ireland Nelson Nelson Thomas Mosher William Mulholland O Henry and other figures are named alongside a Today in History section recounting battles and milestones from 1777 to 1918. Includes Today s Birthdays and a Horoscope note.
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New York
Otsego Co
N. Y
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Missouri
Georgetown
John Ireland
St. Paul, Minn
Ireland
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St. Louis
Bor
Norway
Thomas B. Mosher
Portland
Maine
Biddeford
William Mulholland
Los Angeles
William Sidney Porter
O. Henry
Greensboro
N.C
Camden School enrollment dips slightly this year
Kipton notes Camden school enrollment at the start of the year is 154, down from 158 last year. Class officers are listed by class: Seniors President Delton Davidson. vice-president Richard Davidson. secretary Allyn Sigsworth. treasurer Alice Dobney. reporter Bonita Richey. advisor Supt. H. W. Baetz. Juniors President Orpha Jane Brumby. vice-president Clarence Pippert. secretary George Leninger. treasurer Martha Jane Davidson. reporter Rita Ingersoll. advisor Miss Ethel Roth. Sophomores President Warren Bowman. vice-president Joe Alferio. secretary-treasurer Merena…
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George Leninger
Martha Jane Davidson
Rita Ingersoll
Ethel Roth
Warren Bowman
Joe Alferio
Merena
Ohioans Weigh Pension Plan and Ballot Measures
Ohio voters faced three statewide questions on the November ballot. The Bigelow pension plan seeks $50 a month for single seniors 60 plus and $80 for couples, funded by land and income taxes, while petitions for a civil service referendum and a school board constitutional amendment edge toward ballots. Debate centers on signature validity, fiscal impact, and party alignment as Democrats push changes impacting merit systems and party control of education governance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bigelow
Secretary of State
Bricker
Civil Service Commission
Board of Education
Education Direct
State Education Department
Calwyn Davidson shifts from Case Summer program to Camp Case
Calwyn Davidson completes six weeks of Summer school at Case and then spends three weeks at Camp Case near Loudonville in Mohican State Park. He will resume his Case studies in the Fall.
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Calwyn Davidson
Case
Camp Case
Loudonville
Mohican State Park
Local visits span several towns and kinships
Mrs. Frankie Scott spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kurtz of Ashtabula. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Short of Willoughby were Thursday visitors at the home of Mrs. Erma Searles of Camden. Mrs. Elsie Powell and Miss Ella Ryerson of St. Louis Michigan visited relatives here Wednesday and Thursday.
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Frankie Scott
E. E. Kurtz
Ashtabula
Thomas Short
Willoughby
Erma Searles
Camden
Elsie Powell
Ella Ryerson
St. Louis
Michigan
Keep Your Eyes In The Boat Of God's Purpose
Bible readings discuss trusting the Lord and living righteously while a rowing analogy urges focusing on one’s own course. It warns against envy of others and stresses doing what is right, with faith that God will handle the future.
Brownhelm Congregational Tea Planned in Church Parlor
The quarterly birthday tea of the Congregational church will be held Wednesday afternoon September 13 in the church parlors. Ladies with July August and September birthdays will serve and a program will be presented. Also notes on local movements and PTA executive committee meeting set for 4 pm Monday September 11.
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Warren Manuel
Nokomis Park
Conrad Baetz
Manuel
J. D. Lewis
Garfield Heights
A. J. Shattuck
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