Local Entry Reported In Ohio Race Wager
A brief in the Ohio area notes an entry and wager of 4.00 on a Sunday race at a city editor’s notification. The fragment mentions a wave or ag gaennd place and location near Ohio with a small stake.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1933
Page
2
Back to the land boosts U.S. farm population
The back-to-the-land movement has raised the national farm population by more than one million to 32,242,000, the highest ever, as young men flee city unemployment. Many find enough to eat and a roof, though most may return to urban work when business improves.
On the Road to Better Things From US Steel Meeting
Myron C. Tay lor, chairman of United States Steel, declares at the stockholders meeting that the company is on the road to better things. He says industry indicators show progress, though the climb may be slow prior to a faster stretch at the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Chicago Sociologists Favor Half‑acre Settlement Plan
A Chicago plan proposes housing and farming for Cook County’s unemployed within thirty miles of downtown. Families would receive a house a half acre of land and essential facilities at an estimated $2700 per family. The aim is to keep residents near the city to access work and support local commerce, drawing on a German model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County
Illinois
Chicago
The
Providence Journal
World News Snatches and Satire Mix of Clippings
A collage of clipped lines lampoons regulatory quirks and oddities, noting China’s Chinese labeling rule for imports, a Nebraska Senate eight hour day for women with mothers at work, a Tulsa bullfrog gag, federal investment regulation gaps, a stolen alarm clock nabbed, a “despot” line about rulers, and a snappy quip on long-remembered tyrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Senate
World-Herald
Toast to the successor and unseen battles ahead
Edward Collins in the Gateway writes a farewell toast to the man who will take his place. He hopes the future successor learns from his mistakes and gains strength from the battles he fought. The piece closes with a note on memories of past romance and a late joke about a jaw stumbling bar incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
Mear
Whae
Tre
Tren
Edward Collins
Quarrels at Home Pushed Employee to Leave
A worker explains leaving a previous job due to constant disputes between the master and mistress. He describes ongoing quarrels involving him and one side or the other, signaling a hostile home atmosphere as the reason for departure.
When Tenorance Was Bliss Nobody Had Invented Bookkeeping
A compact note recalls a time before formal accounting when trade and daily life flowed without modern ledgers. It reflects on the birth of bookkeeping as commerce grew and civilizations required record keeping for trust and exchange.
Ruined Baron Takes His Life in Vienna
Baron von Mertens, a prominent Vienna figure, shot himself in the Heinrichshof Building opposite the Vienna Opera House. The World War era and inflation left him destitute after losing his fortune. he and his wife later lived in a poorhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Autila
Baron von Mertens
Heinrichshof
Vienna Opera House
Police Broadcasts TN Sydney Police Station Radio System
Edney N S Wis reports a new broadcasting station for the Government Police Department to communicate with Ns patrol cars. It will cost 7.66 dollars, but the expense will be offset by saving thousands of dollars yearly in message transmissions through the usual radio station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edney
N.S
Wis
Elyria charter panel adopts nonpartisan city tickets
The charter commission in Elyria votes unanimously to require nonpartisan tickets for municipal offices, removing partisan labels from candidates. Amherst Chamber of Commerce steps into the quarry strike to press settlement as two days of disruption hurt local business. Oberlin College outlines plans for a comprehensive new athletic complex including stadiums, fields, diamonds, courts, and a quarter mile track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Commission
Elyria
Amherst
Amherst Chamber of Commerce
Sittke
Oberlin
Oberlin College
The Place The School Has In The Community
A reflective essay argues schools shape habits of reverence, honesty, and responsibility from early age. It warns against schools becoming self contained and urges parent teacher associations to support home and community, not just entertain, to foster civic virtue and active citizenship in democracy.
Moose order to close contract for new lodge building
The Lef i Order of Moose voted to authorize the building committee and trustees to close the contract for a two story lodge and club rooms on Wer Second street. The proposed building will be two stories with a basement and its cost is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lef i Order of Moose
Buildin
Clasa
Second Street
Clearview Named Lorain County Village. New Plant Planned
Residents of the Sheffield Township district voted to create Clearview as Lorain County’s new incorporated village. The community would host about 3,000 residents and a property valuation near 75 million dollars. A $299,900 insect powder plant is planned near Lorain’s business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview
Lorain
Sheffield
Hughlana
Penfield Junction
Electrolux air cooled refrigerator boosts factory runs around clock
M. K. Mekhel vey, district sales manager for the Gas Company, reported Electrolux Laboratories has an air cooled gas refrigerator selling briskly. The Electrolux factory operates 24 hours and is two weeks behind in Alling orders, with local customers seeing minimal delivery delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Mekhelvey
Dist
Electrolux Laboratories
Electrolux
Electrolux Company
Mms. McKelvey
New Unit Promises <untold> Low Operating Cost Claim
A spokesman asserts the new unit will run on under three cents per day, noting tests during heavy usage confirm the low operating cost. The claim emphasizes substantial savings as a key advantage of the redesigned equipment.
Tragedy Attributed to Poor Life Coordination
A reflection on how failing to align personal forces leads to downfall. The text emphasizes internal imbalance and the consequences of disorganized priorities. It notes that without coordination, efforts collapse and tragedy follows.
Anniversaries listed for notable historical figures and events
A column lists 1393 Oliver Cromwell birth, 17698 Brunel in New York, 1781 Justin Edwards, 1sli William H. Bissell, 1925 William Deering, 1646 Constance Cary Harrison, 1856 Dwight Williams, 1719 Robinson Crusoe first edition, 1777 Lafayette in Charleston, 1936 Riza Khan crowned Shah, and 1932 locust plagues in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Cromwell
England
Mark I. Brunel
Britain
New York City
Justin Edwards
American Temperance Society
Westhampton
Mass
William H. Bissell
Illnois
Yates Co
N. Y
William Deering
Paris
Maine
Florida
Constance Cary Harrison
Fairfax Co
Washington
Dwight Willams
Camillus
Robinson Crusoe
London
Marquis de Lafayette
Charleston
S. C
Riza Khan
Shah
South Africa
Cole Nurseries Opens Garden With Diederich as Agent
Diederich firm becomes authorized representatives for Cole Nurseries in the Cleveland and Painesville area. A new garden at J. P. Diederich Sons Stop 72 Cleveland Road will showcase Cole stock with daily fresh plants from Painessili. The Elvira garden tests the locality with plans to add an Elyria permanent garden if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Nursery Organization
Cleveland and
Painesville
J. P. Diederich Sons
Stop
Cleveland Road
Diederich Firm
Cole Organization
Cole
Cole Company
Shaker Heights
Cole Organizaton
Elyria
Painessili
J.P. Diederich Sons
Ohio
Case Nursery
Hole in One Misplaced Dampens Thomas Golf Card
J B Thomas scored a hole in one at the Martinez course but it counted as a stroke on the wrong hole. After the shot the ball ricocheted to the adjacent fairway and green, dipping into the cup before being retrieved. He re-teed from the 3rd tee to continue.
Notable Birthdays Across Professions Highlight 1900s Era
A roundup of prominent figures with birthplaces and ages. Prof R A Seligman of Columbia born New York City 12 years ago notes a long career in economics. John F Stevens of Baltimore born Gardiner Maine 80 years, Richard N Elliott of Indiana born Fayette Co Ind 69, Leland Harrison New York 50, Dr Edwin B Wilson Hartford Conn 54, Guglielmo Marconi born 59, Princess Royal Mary of England Viscountess Lascelles born 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Seligman
Columbia University
New York City
John F. Stevens
Baltimore
Gardiner
Maine
Richard N. Elliott
Indiana
L. S. Comptroller
Fayette Co
Ind
Leland Harrison
U. S. Tariff Commission
New York
Leadership rooted in justice and stern virtue
The passage describes a leader formed by discipline and goodwill, driven by a love of justice. It portrays a person who inspires followers through sterling qualities and a steadfast, contented disposition. The text emphasizes natural leadership arising from disciplined character and strong moral focus.
China and India as Worlds Within Washington Influence
A compact reflection defines China as a society of men connected to the world and India as a state of mind shaped by the other world, contrasting broad national identities with ideational horizons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Seven Hills of Rome: Existence Confirmed as Secondary Feature
Researchers note that while not primary, the seven hills of Rome do exist as a recognized secondary geographic feature. The finding clarifies historic topography and supports scholarly discussions of ancient city layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
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