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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1932
Page
7
The 15 8 committee of Elyria plans weekly breakfast meetings to welcome newcomers. They have studied the city's parking situation for a year and implemented several ideas. The committee will visit new residents to offer fellowship and city information to help them settle in.
A retrospective notes how the United States moved from a vast frontier to a world with only small frontier areas in Western Kansas and neighboring states. It argues that rapid expansion once spurred prosperity and that current generations fail to grasp how distant frontiers continue to fuel American business and economic stability.
Scientists argue mankind’s extended youth before adulthood forced reliance on intellect, turning hardship into progress. They claim patience through long helplessness spurred invention, poetry, and science, with great figures often rising after early adversity. Washington State University offers odd courses in tap dancing and canoeing as a nod to culture and skill.
An essay criticizes Americans for consumerism and competitive living driven by envy. It laments debt and status symbols, calling people hypnotized by others and chained to social pace. The piece condemns chasing wealth as unfree behavior.
A string of humorous quips and proverbs contrasts women seeking men with bright futures past glories and present appeal. Included are jests about rouge, chorus girls, money, self made men, and a henpecked husband who disposes of a chatty parrot to quiet his wife.
Today in history and birthdays mark Henry Clay Francis Blair Donald Mitchell Charles Foster Richard Arnold John Shaw Billings Jennie Drinkwater William Bradford and others. Notable events include the first New York press and Fort Sumter firing. birthdays note Street Melcher Marsh Zwemer Maher.
A compact survey describes the American Elm and related species, detailing their historic role in New England as enduring landscape features. It notes Elm forms, flowering, leaf growth, and wood uses in flooring, boat building, and hubs, with references to Beards and poems, alongside mentions of Slippery Elm and Hackberry and a stray line on Russias five year plan.
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