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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1937

Page

11

Advertising Rates and Circulation Details

Clare George editor notes standard newspaper pricing for carriers and home delivery. Rates include 18 cents weekly 9.18 annually in advance, outside Elyria and Lorain counties 34.00 yearly, and statewide 5.00. Foreign advertising reps listed for Chicago New York Detroit enter General Motors bids.

Wal Daily Elyria Lorain Ohio John WW. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors

Stalin tires of praise orders harsh tone to press

The article notes Comrade Stalin issues a cease and desist to the Soviet press to stop praising him and the Communist Party. Pravda hints the aim is to harden Russians against flattery and keep vigilance against spies and saboteurs. It contrasts Soviet restraint with Western democracy's tolerance for criticism.

Comrade Stalin Communist Party Pravda Stalin Trotzky Russia

Many Pedestrians Reckless Warn Against Crossing Streets

A motorist argues pedestrians are often thoughtless and reckless when crossing, especially behind parked cars. Drivers may lack space to stop or swerve, yet pedestrians claim right of way at intersections. The piece urges caution and personal responsibility to prevent accidents.

Souvenir Hunters A Real Problem

A historical survey laments persistent souvenir hunting across eras from scalps and ships to modern mementos. It cites wrecked cars, airplanes, towels, and even Plymouth Rock as targets, warning that thieves rationalize petty theft as harmless commemoration while urging continued federal vigilance.

Plymouth Rock Gettysburg

Payment promise fades as social credit fails in Alberta

The Alberta plan led by William Aberhart to pay $25 monthly credits to adults collapsed amid adverse economic conditions. The Detroit News notes no dividend of credit exists and government benefits come from producers. Other items include Dionies' estimated worth and Armistice Day musings, plus a Jersey man recovering from hiccups.

Alberta William Aberhart Aberhart Detroit News

Tests of Discipleship in The Great Forty Days

The piece reflects on the forty days after the Resurrection when the apostles saw Jesus and taught about the kingdom of God. It notes the ten days between the Ascension and Whitsunday and the Holy Spirit's promised sending, urging meditation on Christ’s kingdom beyond Easter observance.

Whitsunday Christ

What Good Am I to the Household

A moral reflection on personal usefulness within a family circle stressing that the true measure of virtue lies in service to others and the collective well being rather than self assessment. It frames good deeds as belonging to the household as a shared responsibility among members.

Glenna Hardin U. S Glenn Anthony J. Drexel S.S. Normandie

Anniversaries from 1649 to 1870s Historic Figures

A timeline of notable anniversaries lists Elihu Yale born 1649 and philanthropic ties to Yale University, Samuel Freeman Miller born 1816 and later justice from 1862 to 1899, Joseph Lister 1837 birth, Frank R. Stockton 1832 birth, Algernon Swinburne 1832 birth, Robert Ellis Thompson 1844 birth, Frank H. Simonds 1850 birth, Pocahontas and John Rolfe marriage 1614, Henri Christophe 1811, Daniel Bakeman death 1863, and early 1870s New York charter ties to Tweed.

Elihu Yale Boston England Samuel Freeman Miller Kentucky Iowa U. S. Supreme Court Richmond Joseph Lister Frank R. Stockton Philadelphia Algernon C. Swinburne Robert Ellis Thompson Central High School Ireland Frank H. Simonds Concord Mass Washington, D. C Pocahontas John Rolfe Jamestown Henri Christophe Haiti New York Daniel F New New York City

Daily musings on meals and cinema in urban life

In an Arnold Bennett style diary fragment a New York couple discusses a buttermilk diet a failing raid on the ice box and a sun drenched day. The piece notes a Park Avenue restaurant experiment serving only light wines no music and food of high quality with middle aged patrons while a Mickey Mouse film is debated for its innocent themes and economic note about studio profits and workers’ pay.

New York Arnold Bennett Frank Crowninshield Upper Park Avenue Will Hays Mickey Mouse Mickey

Prohibition History and Major 20th Century Events

A brief chronicle notes 1915 boxing title shift as Jess Willard defeats Jack Johnson in Havana. It recalls 1932 Finland ending 13 years of prohibition. It also mentions a 1936 disaster where storms, wind and fires kill over 400 and injure thousands.

Jess Willard Jack Johnson Havana Finland South

Notable Figures Born Across Years In Diverse Fields

A list of prominent individuals with birthplaces and ages includes Jesse H. Jones of Houston chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation born in Robertson County Tennessee 63. Harper Sibley of Rochester New York president of the U S Chamber of Commerce born in New York City 52. Anna Steele Richardson of the Woman's Home Companion editor and playwright born in Massillon Ohio 72. Lincoln Filene of Boston merchant born there 72. Dr J Eastman Sheehan of New York plastic surgeon born in Wallingford Connecticut 52. Glenn Warner of Temple University football coach born in Springville New York 66. David Pinski of New York noted Yiddish writer born in Russia 65.

Jesse H. Jones Houston Ten Reconstruction Finance Corporation Robertson Co Tenn Harper Sibley Rochester N. Y U. S. Chamber of Commerce New York City Anna Steele Richardson The Woman's Home Companion Massillon Ohio Lincoln Filene Boston J. Eastman Sheehan New York Wallingford Conn Glenn Warner Temple Univ Springville David Pinski Russia

Irresolute nature advises self reliance for success

Today warns you to distrust easy promises and avoid misjudgments. Cultivate self reliance to build confidence and move toward success, urging steady judgment and independence in choices.

Parodying Hollywood Ego and Park Avenue Attire

The writer riffs on Bay area cinema chatter and Hollywood standards. He muses on Elmer Lane stories possibly becoming film material and recalls a dinner scene with a self conscious pose in formal wear. Park Avenue doormen in flashy uniforms draw attention as a parade and royal image contrasts with playful street chatter. He ends noting an auction misfortune over Voltaire volumes and the chaotic pace of column inches.

Elmer Lane Richard McCauley Macy Park Avenue Whitehall Park Lane London Gadadier Peter Anno

Library buffs and radio tones in midcentury chatter

Dr A S W Rosenbach praises a mellow private library and a catholic taste spanning Addison to Holliday and Johnson to Cather. The piece notes Mark Twain’s Algonquin jest, radio host H V Kaltenborn’s mixed speech, and a letter from Paris painter Gilbert White.

A. S. W. Rosenbach Major Bowes Addison Robert Cortes Holliday Dr. Johnson Willa Cather Sarah Jewett Louisa May Alcott Charlie Driscoll Mark Twain Gilbert White Paris

Epistolary Adieu and a Day in Palm Beach Sketch

A windswept fragment sketches brief scenes from a roughing it era in Palm Beach. It contrasts a grail rough-diamond rancher in Texas with a lonely heart farewell and a Keats style line about self curses. A postman, window shoppers, and small town rhythms frame a playful, surreal day.

Palm Beach Texas

St. Pauls American Church in Rome a Protestant church

The St Pauls American Church in Rome known as Chiesa Americana was built in 1879 and identified as a Protestant place of worship. It stands as a historic religious site in Italy.

St. Paul’s Rome

Creed Lane Named for Proximity to St Pauls Cathedral

Creed Lane in London derives its name from its close location to St Pauls Cathedral, highlighting a street whose identity reflects its historic cathedral landmark.

Creed Lane London St. Paul's Cathedral

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