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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1932

Page

11

Elyria Daily Notices Rates and Advertising Info

Publisher and city editor names listed. Publication details include daily issuance except Sundays. Rates shown for carrier delivery, Elyria city, Lorain counties, Ohio state, and foreign advertising reps in Chicago New York and Detroit.

G Hudnott J. Clare Georges Jes Ottes Elyria John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors

Federal prison camps to relieve overcrowding at federal facilities

The bureau of prisons plans to transfer 550 inmates from the Atlanta penitentiary to Fort Bragg and Maxwell Field, with Camp Lee in Virginia absorbing overflow from Chillicothe. Older inmates unlikely to attempt escape may be sent to Camp Eustis. Leavenworth and McNeil Island not yet covered. Use aims include separating first offenders from hardened criminals and employing inmates outdoors.

Bureau of Prisons Atlanta Fort Brage N. C Maxwell Field Ala Camp Lee Virginia Federal Industrial Reformatory Chillicothe Camp Eustis Leavenworth Kan McNeil Island Wash

Overcoats Off A Spring Day Reflection

The narrator recalls the old practice of shedding winter garments as spring begins. He contrasts grandmotherly remedies of the past with modern habits of leaving the heavy overcoat at home, celebrating the lightness and freedom of erisp air and the return of warmer weather.

Mercury

Indoor sunlight and the rise of ultraviolet lighting

The ultraviolet movement grows from labs to offices and stores. Drug stores install lamps delivering short frequency rays with illumination, marketing them as a sunlit experience. Experts warn eye protection is needed, but proper safeguards could make indoor lighting approach natural sunlight in quality within years.

Americans vote on Sunday debate reflects apathy and civic pride

A Danbury News editorial contrasts German Sunday elections with American weekday voting. It argues about 50 percent of eligible Americans vote, while German turnout nears 99 percent. The piece notes Americans attend ballgames beaches and cinemas weekdays, showing limited political participation and questions how to boost civic duty.

United States Germany Europe Lake Free Danbury Conn

Anniversaries and births listed for notable figures

A dated collection notes anniversaries and birthdays. It lists Felix of Valois born, Roger Sherman born, Lord Exmouth birth, David Ricardo, Lucretia Garfield, John Dalzell, Melville Post, and others with death or birthday details. Today's births include Dr. John Grier Hibben, George Gibbs, Paul Harris, Isaac Rubinov, William Ayres, Constance Talmadge, and Prince Henry. A horoscope identifies a practical, persistent person inclined to overcome obstacles and guide children to success.

Felix of Valois Roger Sherman Connecticut Newton Mass New Haven Conn Lord Exmouth Algiers David Ricardo Lucretia R. Garfield U. S Hiram Ohio Pasadena Cal John Dalzell Pennsylvania New York Melville D. Post Harrison Co Wva Clarksburg John Grier Hibben Princeton University Peoria Ill George Gibbs Chicago Paul P. Harris Rotary Club Racine Wis Isaac M. Rubinov Cincinnati Russia William A. Ayres Kansas Congress Elizabeth

The Silent Observer and Street Car Confessions

A collection of wry quips and quotes on marriage money and fame. Jokes play on sugar pea soup frauds, lawyers, college dropouts, and the absurdities of middle age and celebrity life.

Mr. Newbride Mrs. Newbridge

Litchfield Girl Reserve Banquet Held at Congregational Church

On April 14 the Litchfield Girl Reserves hosted a Mother and Daughters banquet at the Congregational church annex with ninety six guests. A three course dinner was served by YWCA volunteers. The event featured songs led by Miss Hildreth Huston, toastmistress Miss Elin Bradley, and remarks by Mrs. Foote and Miss Mitchell regarding Mother and Daughter themes.

Litchfield Congregational Church Hildreth Huston Elinor Bradley Foote Miss Mitchell Hai Leach Harry Street A. J. Holmes Arick Brunswick Lodi Janet Dague Harvey Arbuckle Lorene Johson Norma Werner Burton Nuskels Alfred Giese Thelma Miller Bernilea Weubker Mary Peters Frances Lloyd C. R. Canfield Marilyn Wellington Charles Canfield Town United Brethren Church Lafayette Litchfield Ladies’ Benevolent Society Waynes Carlton Thelma Buchanan Layona Ditch Gail Gilbert Hugh Buchanan Lola Lance Elsie Lentz Ethel Wise Rose Budai Dessie Ditech Arthur Lance Raymond Young L. B C. F. Musser Donald Elyria Helen Smith Jay Barlow J. Law A. G. Law LoWeLow Nelson Yost

Mothers Then and Now Tableau Featured by Local Girls

Portraits of mothers of today and yesterday were presented with several girls taking part. Miss Betty Flanery delivered a suitable reading connected to the tableau. Mrs T A Falconer and Mrs F E Watkins performed a spoof instrument duet.

Betty Flanery T. A. Falconer F. E. Watkins

News in English style from Siamese paper

The fragment claims to report with earliest style on murders and deaths, noting staff trained to write like Kipling and Dickens. It emphasizes extensive town coverage and a disdain for overbearing advertisements.

Kipling

Political ad links Longfellow fame to Revere ride

A partisan message promotes J. E. Davidson as Democratic candidate for County Commissioner. It implies a link between Longfellow’s fame and Paul Revere’s ride to argue for economic change. The ad urges voters to elect Davidson.

Longfellow Paul Revere J. E. Davidson Pol

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