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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1933
Page
2
Local ad promotes new and used tires and sports accessories at Eldotread Tire and Supply Co. Featuring thoroughbred tires, machine shop work, and tractor parts. Cash terms offered. Geo. in Grafton.
Public legal notice in Elyria Lorain County Ohio announces a divorce case seeking equitable relief and custody. It directs service and sale action regarding real property located in Elyria with parcel details referenced in court records.
Hamdorf of Western Australia believed dreams guided his quest. After his Minchemith shop failed, he dreamed of meeting prospectors who pointed to a bush south of Wanna Way Field. He followed the dream and began work, soon uncovering a promising gold vein.
Brighton and Bristol in a mail chess contest aimed at friendship between the towns. Six Brighton Chess Club stalwarts advised the mayor to advance the queen pawn two squares and a letter was sent to Bristol. The Bristol mayor began considering moves and will inform Brighton as the match proceeds toward a possible checkmate.
The state railroad commission ruled that guide dogs used by blind persons may ride on street cars and other public conveyances. The decision supersedes a prior law prohibiting dogs from conveyances unless they are harnessed or in crates.
Reports from early medical observations suggest large amounts of liver may reduce blood sugar in healthy individuals and mimic insulin effects in diabetics. Experts note liver stores vital substances, including potential insulin-like actions, though formal conclusions remain pending and more evidence is needed.
The article highlights teacher observations of young children, noting Charles who fears injury yet advances in kindergarten and Marjorie born with a hitch in walking gains confidence through social play. It praises teachers as keen observers and asks for more reports of helping timid children overcome fears.
In Montrose Colorado railroad officials seek box cars to curb coal theft from open cars between Somerset Delta and Montrose. Thieves climb aboard moving trains, steal tons of coal, then haul it home. Large losses threaten cargo and require a safer transportation solution.
Madrid reports plans for Graf Zeppelin to route from Friedrichshafen to Pernambuco with Sevilla eyed for a future line to Buenos Aires. Spanish funds would cover costs and a temporary gas facility might be built, as government sees Sevilla as a staging point for airship operations to South America.
A bill before the Texas legislature would permit prize fighting with six round bouts under supervision of a state athletic commission and ten rounds for titles. The measure recalls early boxing days when officers often ignored the ban and clubs held exhibitions. Former Governor Dan Moody used Rangers to halt bouts in Dallas and other cities.
The Peacock Throne, shaped like a peacock with a diamond studded tail, has no buyers at 250 million. Shah Jehan, builder of the Taj Mahal, is said to have spent about 40 million on it. any sale proceeds would go to benefit the people.
Reflecting on the first Sino-Japanese War, the article notes that nearly all Chinese were unaware a war was underway, highlighting widespread ignorance about the conflict circa its early years.
A US shipping authorities panel predicts a reasonably profitable North Atlantic tourist season despite US economic worries and resentment over France. Travel officials expect a strong year as Americans regain confidence and Europe remains alluring, though French and other lines may feel the impact.
William Duddy a tailor flew from Dublin to Londonderry to wed Kathleen Kelly of Derby. The wedding proceeded at St Eugene's Cathedral after the border crossing and the couple departed for a honeymoon flight south, avoiding rail disruption.
In Cedar Falls Ta a fire alarm interrupted Chick James Petersen while he wielded a large kitchen knife. He tossed the knife into the truck seat and sat on it, requiring several stitches. The fire proved to be only a chimney blaze.
The reader’s query presents a cryptic puzzle with numbered clues and fragmented phrases. It requests the solution to a previous crossword style puzzle, listing many definitions and cross references without a clear single question. The text appears as garbled entries across multiple categories including geography, biology, and verbs.
The reading of Ingrid’s debut notes a performance by the actress at a Town Hall event promoting a charity for the deaf and dumb. Her role includes a queenlike figure and Empress Joseph content, with heirloom jewelry from a royal collection. The production relies on a strong ensemble, aided by a producer and assistants who formed the cast list.
Rabbi Louis Binstock told the members of the Association of Commerce that real danger in the United States lies in concentration of political power. He cited the recent election where an estimated 60,000 to 70,000 Communist votes were cast and warned about dictatorial figures hijacking public funds.
A mysterious visitor calms wild cats by touching their cages and arm, drawing attention as leopards approach to him. The man, described as tall with a poet’s hands and a wistful smile, claims no harm from the beasts.
In Brighton a shirt factory introduced group singing by girl workers during shifts. Attendance stayed perfect, influenza waned, and output rose. Workers wore bright colors while decorating the sewing floor, and the overseer kept the team energized with cheerful songs during breaks.
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