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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1932
Page
14
The Chronicle Telegram lists Republican candidates for May tenth ballots and notes Democrats will be published tomorrow. Voters are urged to study full candidate lists, hear appeals from granges and clubs, and investigate qualifications and views to vote intelligently and elect the best qualified.
The luncheon crowd nods as a speaker argues that the business world should prepare for a return to prosperity. He likens investors to athletes on a trapeze, urging readiness for the next swing and questioning the pendulum view of the economy. He credits the system and its genius with vast wealth and abundant resources, rejecting uncontrolled prices and cycles.
A South African Union representative declares Africa no longer wild but civilized and modern, with iron and steel growth and orchestras replacing tribal drums. The piece notes scientists urging wildlife sanctuaries, and contrasts adventurous stereotypes with a rapidly changing continent.
Washington department heads defend their publications arguing value to government and business. A Bureau of Labor Statistics report on Philadelphia unemployment in April 1930 questions timeliness and relevance of the 1930 survey and its urgency now.
April 27 1932 highlights in Henrietta Ohio cover funerals birthdays and anniversaries. Lena Gegenheimer attended Amelia Lattermans funeral at Camden Baptist church. Will Manns Golden 60th anniversary observed in New Oberlin with Carl Bates and families present. Numerous visits and social gatherings noted including F riday opera trip to Cleveland and a surprise birthday party for Melvin Unger with many local names listed. Birth of a daughter celebrated by Ray Brown family.
A collage of light verse and commentary from a bygone page notes tact as essential to entertaining and mocks social pretensions. It recalls jokes about judges, loaded dice, and a city’s tourist reflections, finishing with a report on 1916 Zeppelin graves cleaned at Potter's Bar, England.
The notice lists birthdays and death dates for Edward Gibbon Samuel F B Morse Mary Wollstonecraft Herbert Spencer Ulisses Grant and others with scattered dates and locations from 18th to 20th century. It notes Gibbon born 1777 died 1797 Wollstonecraft born 1731 Morse born 1792 Grant born 1822 Spencer died 1903.
A collection notes past deaths and birthdays dated July 33, 1885 and March 36, 1931. It lists Joseph Dutton missionary, Alice Morse Earl writer, plus a long roll of birthdays: Richard B Russell, John Herman Randall, Charles T Copeland, Arthur Somers Roche, William D Lewis, Hollis Godfrey, Maurice Baring, with origins and ages.
A reader with a contented mindset follows ordinary paths, showing resilience and steady approach. Despite limited drive for grand effort, the forecast notes notable resolve and generally favorable outcomes ahead.
A fragment suggests most people born in May may reach a modest comfort, while only more ambitious individuals seek greater wealth or status. The line hints at contentment differing by temperament and ambition, though the source text is limited.
During the tour by Sr Head, Bishop of Melbourne, Australian farming communities constructed an altar and pulpit of logs in the fields for a special service. The event reflects rural support as the church visit traversed farming regions.
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