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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1939
Page
6
John W. Cullen Company lists advertising representatives in Chicago New York Columbus Detroit and General Motors bids.
The item catalogs dates and people tied to anniversaries and historical events. It lists figures from Simon Kenton to Jesse James, Elias J. Baldwin to John Burroughs, with birth and death notes and milestones such as Edison's Vitascope and wartime costs.
A church reading from Hebrews 5 8 argues that religion does not explain every problem and that suffering serves as an opportunity to build character. It notes Jesus did not evade pain but pressed into it and, through suffering, achieved redemption and divine perfection for believers who obey him.
A Senate speech by Senator Byrd of Virginia criticizes postwar and Depression era deficits. He notes projected next year’s appropriations near 10 billion dollars, compares it to 7 billion as a ceiling, and cites rising interest costs and public debt. He calls for balanced budgets and reliance on private enterprise.
Lincoln Iowa not. John C. Downing a Lincoln restaurant cook died ten years after the 1888 last contact. His half sister Mrs J en nie Devlin died in St Louis Nov 8 1938 leaving Downing 15000. The Lancaster county poor farm records show his death in 1929. The will goes to other relatives in Ireland.
A column lists birth anniversaries for George Jessel and other notable figures. Included are Bud Fisher born in Minois, Nelson T. Johnson in Washington, Eugene L. Bishop in Nashville, George Wadsworth in Buffalo, Margaret Anglin in Ottawa, Henry R. Luce in China, Robert Haslam in Adams, and Leslie Howard in England with ages ranging from 41 to 63 years.
The passage notes that aggressive temperament earns honors despite trials and troubles. It states success typically requires tribulation and frequent planning changes, with today labeled as the degree of Reward.
Miss Loretta Lewis visited her aunt Mrs. Lilie Smith on Butternut Ridge Road. Rev Bakin of Ortonville Michigan led the Lenten service on Wednesday evening with the topic A Christian Always Wins the Victory. Norman Smith played Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight and Myron Starr sang In The Upper Garden. Mrs F H Lewis and Mrs Frankie Reese checked on ill Mrs O B Rea Thursday evening. The five meetings end with Reverend T L Paul. Next week Avon M E Church hosts new meetings with Vincent people assisting in music.
The JAMA article discusses life span growth from medieval averages to modern times. It cites James of the Eighteenth Century and 1915 U S life expectancy near forty eight years, noting ongoing increases and skeletal growth timelines.
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