Elyria Postoffice Publishes Evening Paper Rates
The Elyria Chronicle explains publication frequency and mail rates for the Century newspaper. It lists editor Clare George and president Budnutt, with pricing details for local and distant subscriptions and foreign advertising agents in Chicago New York Detroit and other cities.
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Budnutt
Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
John W. Callen
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Explorer Charcot dies on final Arctic voyage near Iceland
French explorer and scientist Jean Baptiste Charcot perishes when the Pourquoi-Pas sinks in a gale off Iceland. The 69-year-old, dubbed the French Amundsen, had planned retirement after this last expedition and expanded mapping of Greenland. One survivor among 33, Charcot's death marks a historic Arctic disaster.
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Jean Baptiste Charcot
Pourquoi-Pas
Iceland
Dr. Charcot
Arctic
Antarctic
Greenland
Charcot
Freneh Amundsen
Bicycle comeback drives industry rebound in 1930s data
Census figures show U.S. bicycle production at 639,439 units valued at 11.78 million dollars last year, about double 1933. The level rivals 1929 peak activity, with 1699 the only prior year higher in output. Experts anticipate continued gains as interest in bicycles grows.
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Bureau of the Census
United States
Strange Cargoes From The East Arrive In London Dock
A Port of London Authority agent notes diverse imports from the Orient at East Indian Dock. He mentions artemisia maritima and other items, then reveals a warehouse holding poisons while also showcasing cheerful cargo like shark oil chillies duck yolk and 62 cases of live tortoises from a Far East ship.
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London
East Indian Dock
Port of London Authority
Gambier
Calabria
Sicily
East
Home Office
Far East
Seatless Salaried Senator Howard Faces Short Window
Minnesota candidate Guy Howard filed to fill the unexpired Schall term but runs alone in a race for one seat. He would serve only two months after November, with pay of 1666.66, as Congress meets late due to a Sunday Jan 3 date and Norris' lame duck amendment.
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Guy Howard
Minnesota
United States
Schall
Herr Hitler
Howard
Philadelphia Inquirer
Congress
Norris
Senator Howard
New York birth rate forecast reaches new low
Health department statisticians predict the 1936 New York birth total will hover near 100 000, the lowest since 1890. Officials cite population shifts and migration, noting many residents were born elsewhere, suggesting fewer births despite a larger city footprint.
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Statisticians
New York
Health Department
Anniversary roll recalls historic figures and births
Today marks anniversaries of Isaac Horne the South Carolina planter and cavalryman hanged in 1781, John Sevier first Tennessee governor, and other notable births and events from 1731 to 1936 including Paul Jones, Berkeley, and Earl L. Ovington. Also noted are birthdays of Walter Lippmann and Eugene Talmadge among others.
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Isaac Horne
South Carolina
John Sevier
Tennessee
Virginia
John England
Cherleston
S. C
Ireland
Sara J. Lippincott
Grace Greenwood
Pompey
New Rochelle
William H. McGuffey
Ohio
Washington Co
Charlottesville
James Levi Barton
Boston
Charlotte
Thomas Mott Osborne
New York
Auburn
N. Y
New York State
General Assembly
Paul Jones
Richard
St Louis
University of California At
Earl L. Ovington
Garden City
Air Mail
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia
Walter Lippman
New York City
the Times
Eugene Talmadze
Georgia
Forsyth
John Avery Lomax
Texas
Goodman, Miss
Warman Adams
Muncie
Ind
Michael J. Cleary
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Iowa Co
Wis
William R. Leigh
Berkley Co
W. Va
Alan John Villiers
Today Horoscope Warns of Melancholy Path and Study
A Lancaster item notes a spiritual bent and late night study may indicate a recluse risk. Proper control could reveal solutions to perplexing problems, with a cautious emphasis on mental balance. Separately, the barefoot season ends early as school bells ring.
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Lancaster
Red Cross Reports Greatest Disaster Response in Recent Years
The Red Cross described this year as yielding the most widespread distress from floods across thirteen states and deadly tornadoes in the southern states. Severe winter freezing, heavy snow, sudden thaw, and icy rivers caused extensive damage making the relief effort the largest in years with nearly two million people affected. The agency relies on voluntary contributions, not government funds.
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Maine
Mississippi
Red Cross
East
Pennsylvania
New England
United States
Cfucial Emergency Relief Agency
Athens reunion caps 64 year memory of teacher’s bell
Athens Ohio September 23 Mrs Frank Starr Hill 82 Bainbridge brought to order her former pupils at a reunion using the wooden handled bell she rang when a teacher at Music Run school 64 years ago. Other items include a dog warden report of sheep losses near New Winchester and a turtle initiation tale near Waterloo Township.
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Athens
Music Run
Frank Starr Hill
Now &2
Bainbridge
Non political Roosevelt campaign speeches questioned
Cincinnati readers read a critique of a so called non political campaign speech by Roosevelt supporters. The piece argues the jaunts and hundreds of appearances are just political theater and not genuine nonpartisan conduct. Alice Longworth is cited in the analysis.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Real Estate Transfers and Odd Animal Pair Report
Real estate transfers include Grumbos to Elizabeth Martin on Harvard avenue Elyria and multiple Lorain properties transferred by The Lorain County Savings & Loan Company to Blanche Wilford and others. A sheriff's deed involves The Cleveland Trust Company for Long avenue Lorain and East 30th Street area. An entry records Ida Senn gifting to Lelia Senn Lorain Lots 1 and 3 Block 113 Selah Chamberlain Allotment. In Middletown Ohio a fox terrier Peggy and crow Jerry, six months, are noted as an unusual animal pair.
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Mary J. Grumbos
Elizabeth S. Martin
Harvard Avenue
Elyria
Cleveland Trust Company
Long Avenue
Lorain
Kentucky Avenue
Idaho Avenue
Lexington Avenue
East 30Th Street
West 30Th Street
Lorain County Savings & Loan Company
Blanche Wilford
Stanford Avenue
Ida Senn
Lelia Alice Senn
Selah Chamberlain
Middletown. O
Peggy
Jerry
A. R. Harvey
Obitts Leads Camden Baptist Service as Local Notices Grow
Kipton residents report church pulpit duties by L. A. Obitts of Elshna and a string of weekend visits. Neighbors share health updates from Allen Hospital, travel plans to Ann Arbor, Morristown and Chicago, plus gatherings at Bramby and Herrmann homes and Sunday dinners with Betts and Bramby families.
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Kipton
L. A. Obitts
Elshna
Camden Baptist Church
Hazel Sandrock
Allen Hospital
Robert Brumby
Ann Arbor
Michigan
F. H. Bramler
Nellie Obitts
R. W. Baker
Morristown, New Jersey
Local Garbage Collector Reveals Self Taught Artist
Finley O. Seward, a negro garbage collector, notes he has no formal art training yet has drawn almost anything since childhood. He says he draws for fun and is content with his current job, claiming no artistic career aspirations.
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Finley O. Seward
Seward
Women of Vine Rebekah Lodge Plan Board Party
Oberlin women of the Vine Rebekah Lodge will host a board party at Mrs. Frank Krueger’s home this Thursday inviting each member to bring a guest. Nearby residents and visitors were noted at various homes as they traveled to Cleveland for the Legion convention and report on recent county 4-H activities and local visits.
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Vine Rebekah Lodge
Oberlin
Frank Krueger
Local Color and Illnesses Highlight Wooster Visit and Family News
Henrietta Morgan spent days with her parents Mr and Mrs Guy Morgan. Professor Otis F Curtis and son Otis Jr of Ithaca New York joined Dr F E Weeks in Wooster for a day trip. Richard Weeks of Oberlin accompanied. George Bickel and his mother visited Brewster relatives. Phillip Moehl Wakeman and Garlor Bickel attended the Cleveland Exposition. Tracy Tin ing of the Oberlin Road is critically ill after months of illness. Mrs Arthur Bates is reported quite ill.
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Henrietta
Guy Morgan
Otis F. Curtis
Otis, Jr
Ithaca
New York
Richard Weeks
Oberlin
F. E. Weeks
Wooster
George Bickel
C.c. Bickel
Brewster
Phillip Moehl
Wakeman
Garlor Bickel
Cleveland
Tracy TY ¥Ining
Oberlin Road
Arthur Bates
Seven New Artists Engage Oberlin Recital Series
Oberlin Ohio September 23 The Oberlin Conservatory Artist Recital series features seven first time artists this year with Rodzinski and the Cleveland Symphony making appearances. Richard Bonenabled baritone opens October 13. Helen Jepson soprano December 4. pianists Egon Petri February 23 and Rudolf Serkin December 8. violinist Nathan Milstein February 9. cellist Raya Garbousova January 26. final concert March 5 by Georges Enesco. Rodzinski also conducts October 20 and December 16. Tickets via Conservatory Office Oberlin College Oberlin Ohio. Recitals at Finney Chapel.
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Oberlin
Artur Rodzinski
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Oberlin Conservatory
Richard Bonnelli
Metropolitan
Radio
Metropolitan Opera
Helen Jepson
Egon Petri
Rudolf Serkin
United States
Nathan Milstein
Raya Garbousoa
Georges Enesco
Rodzinski
Conservatory
Oberlin, College
Ohio
Finney Chapel
Snake bite clinic built in Davalu village near Erivan
One of the oddest clinics in the world for treating snake bites is being built in Davalu near Erivan. An old woman named Dijavaira began the practice after surviving numerous bites and gaining immunity, using injections of her sputum to heal others.
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Erivan
Davalu
Dijavaira
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