Chronicle Telegram Publisher details and pricing
The Chronicle Telegram announces publication details with address of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company Elyria Ohio. It lists pricing for daily, weekly and mail subscriptions and advertising representatives in Chicago New York and Detroit.
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THE
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Cireation
Bsl
Second Street
Elyria
Lorain County
Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
Cartier Fnelty
Mall
Larat
Ohio
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Ride
Loyalty to Faith in Jewish New Year Observance
On Rosh Hashanah Jews worldwide begin a ten day period of repentance ending with Yom Kippur. The observance emphasizes self examination in prayer, reconciliation with others, and steadfast faith across time and distance, inspiring all peoples.
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Janks
Wwe
Privi Lece
No Private Ownership of Air Opposed by Aviation Code Panel
An American Bar Association aviation traffic committee recommends dedicating navigable air space to public use and rejects private ownership of the atmosphere. The text notes two court decisions opposing private ownership claims and observes the public has largely ignored air rights, accepting loss of proprietary claims in the ether.
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Committee of the American Bar Asa Aviation
Atlantic City
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Efforts Against Infantile Paralysis Spread On Eastern Seaboard
The article describes rising cases of infantile paralysis in New York and nearby states. It notes the disease’s elusive nature and calls for isolation to protect youth. The Rockefeller Institute is researching the microbe and potential serum therapy from recovered patients. It discusses transmission uncertainty and the hope for a cure and outside-virus research.
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Seaboard
New York State
Rockefeller Institute For Medicais
Censorship and golf talk collide in odd editorial riff
A quirky editorial riff questions censorship and golf notions. It muses on a golfer’s reluctance to change a familiar game and jests about plumbing in a humorous, somewhat cryptic fashion. The piece hints at social debate through playful, era-specific phrasing.
anniversary notes and historical birthdays listed
A consolidated page recalls anniversaries of inventors and editors born in the 19th and early 20th centuries and notes today in history events. It lists individuals such as Edward Davis, John Gallin, Francis E Clark, Orville Wright, and Henry Ken among others with their birthdates and notable roles. It also mentions the 1633 founding of Concord Massachusetts and a 1918 Allied victory at St Mihiel.
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Hoeprin
Edward
Davis
J. Gallins
Fatford Va. N
Ted
New York
Fen
Douciev
Warner
Pisinfield
Mass
Hartford
Francis E. Clark
Young People’s Sortrety
Christian Endeavor
Queber
Newton
Concord
Rank
Orville Wright
St Mthiel
Henry J. Ken
Kansas
Warren Co
Henry L
Baltimore
Herman Schneider
University of Cincinnati
Summit Hill
Alfred Knopf
Pudlicker
Rts
Voecount Willingdon
Canada
Horoscope fragment hints at abrupt tone and missing details
Readable part shows a brief horoscope note with unusual phrasing and garbled country reference. The fragment suggests a forecast but lacks clear subject or date.
Obscure Birthday Notices From A Crumbling Page
Fragmentary date line lists several individuals with birthdays and vague biographical clues. The text mentions Pershing and Thevezical Seminary, along with scattered place names such as Oyster and San Fran. Details are incomplete and difficult to verify from the OCR.
Silent Observer recalls farming life and school days
The Silent Observer reflects on farm life in Lorain County with notes on hunting signs, farming exhibits, a New London visit, and nostalgia for old one room schools. It praises hardworking farmhouse women, discusses local trucks and roads, and laments abandoned roads while highlighting teachers’ lasting influence.
Farmers Brace for Busy Days as Heat Bakes Fields
Farmers report increased heat and dry conditions while preparing for upcoming plowing and harvest tasks. Several farmers noted coal supplies and readiness as they expect a busy period ahead in the fields.
MISS RUTH HEGE POSTPONED SAIL TO AFRICA
Miss Ruth Hege daughter of Mr and Mrs Ulrich Hege has had her voyage to the African Mission fields postponed due to a native uprising in the Belgian Congo. She will attend a training school in Pennsylvania next month to study French and will sail for Africa in the early spring.
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Ruth Hege
Ulrich Hege
Hege
Pennsylvania
Africa
Flower Show Attracts Large Crowd At Local Methodist Church
The second annual Flower Show and supper sponsored by the Methodist church ladies drew over 100 visitors last evening. A display of flowers, a miniature rock garden, and the Country Grocery Store provided the evening’s entertainment in the church dining room.
Wellington Kiwanis Caucus Plans Aid for Needy
Howard Pare secretary of the Wellington Kiwanis Club calls a Monday caucus at the mayor's courtroom to discuss conserving surplus fruits and vegetables to aid the village's needy with two representatives from each social and fraternal order attending.
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Howard Pare
Wellington
First Meeting Of Easton Star Chapter Near Summer Pause
The Easton Star Chapter held its first meeting since summer vacation. Worthy Matron Marie Ramser announced a special meeting in two weeks. Lola Thornton has returned from visiting her grandmother in Spencer. Betty Greetham resumes duties at St Luke's Hospital Cleveland after a month away. The Ohney family moved back to West Main Street Elyria. Mrs Orville Allen visits Cleveland. Percy Garrett in Falls Clinic hospital shows improvement.
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Lena Dibble
Guy Richardson
Lansing
Mich
Fay Long
West Main Street
Marion Pfeiffer
Litchfield
Mayme
Wellington
Whitts Ledges
Medina
Cleveland
Mirs
Ora Fbergole
Marie Ramser
Helen Baker
Dora Spangler
Sara Hinder
Wooster
Fastern Star
Loudonvile
Loudonville
Eanteto Star
Mra
Misa Lola Thornton
Spencer
Betty Greetham
St. Luke's Hospital
John Greetham
John Greetham. Miss Greetham
Betty
Elyria
Ernest Ohney
West Malin Street
Orville Allen
Percy Garrett
Falls Clinic
Falls Clinic Discharges Mrs Crawford and Baby Boy
Mrs. Paul Crawford and their newborn were released from Falls Clinic today. The report notes Mrs Dudley Finkle learned of her daughter Mrs Hildreth Elliott’s auto accident near Sullivan on Thursday with Elliott children badly bruised and cut in a car rollover. Mrs Eliott and children survived with injuries. Mrs Ben Fenner of Brighton was treated yesterday at Falls Clinic after being kicked by a cow. A lightning strike in Blytheville knocked Jim Owens pipe from his mouth and caused a minor burn. Two daughters of the United Kingdom recently had a fete judged by a Spaniard at Mount Stewart.
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Lorain
Entoy
New London
Lodge Regating
All
Paul Crawford
Falls Clinic Hospital
Dudley Finkle
Hildreth Eliott
Sullivan
Eliott
Ben Fenner
Brighton
The Days News Highlights Local Ads and Exhibits
A summary of the day's items notes Gerald Frank’s successful use of QRS De-Vry cameras in Europe and a completed projector setup. The piece mentions fall schedules for third floor studios, musical instrument guidance, and a selection of fine pianos. It also covers Robeson cutlery, Sunbeam Cabinet Heaters distribution, firearm supplies, license assistance, and an appearance at Lorain County Fair Merchants Hall with Easy Electric Washers.
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Europe
Gerald Frank
Mr. Frank
Lorain County Fair
Merchants Hall
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Hudnutt. Publicner
J. Clare George
AIR
Pershing
Ely Jr. Gover Arn
Oyster
Moin Winn
Acon
Sallys
Pal OM
Volunteers of America
England
Farr
Thera
Sachaoman
Pete
Henry Dausherey
Robert Walden
Yresterday
Mr. and
Mra. W. Seltz
Tiffin
Blytheville
Ark
Jim Owens
Spain
Mount Stewart
Ited Land
the Days
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Stewart - Warner Radio
Ll. S
Day’s Hardware
Robeson
Fox Furnare Company
Sunbeam
Squirre
Remington Kiern
Coun Door
Dav
Broad St
Thx
Savines Deposit Bank and Trust Co
East Broad Street
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