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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1919
Page
4
Lifetime lessons on old age poverty and effort
A lengthy reflection argues many aging individuals lack financial independence. It cites an insurance study showing 34 to 54 percent dependent on others after age 65 to 75 and stresses personal effort, time use, and energy management as keys to financial freedom. It notes social conditions and urges prudent living and efficiency. The piece ends with a quip about a rattling car and a London taxi count comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jourist
President Warns Proftheers and Urges Swift Action
President pledges swift prosecutions and swift steps by executive agencies to curb profiteering and stabilize prices. He outlines limits on wheat shipments and storage, sale of surplus food and clothing, and demand for fair dealing, while urging workers to avoid strikes and violence. He stresses Europe’s recovery and the need to support domestic production and price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Salem
Department O Justice
New Jersey
Atlantic
Europe
Wa Minut
Railroad Seeks 100000 Tons of Steel Rails by Aug 16
The railroad administration invited bids for 100000 tons of steel rails with tenders due by August 16. Mexico City loses independent status as deputies vote 136 to 20 to place it under federal government. Trans Andean mule train service resumes after continental rail disruption. Major General Crowder advocates reform in Cuba. Ihany spent weeks revising Cuban electoral laws and sailed to New York. William Nathaniel Harben, Youth's Companion editor and author, dies in New York after brief illness. born in Dalton, Georgia in 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Administration
Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Mexico City
B. H. Crowdar
Fudge
United States
Ihany
Cuba
New York
William Nathaniel Harben
Youth
Mr. Harben
Dalton
Rubber Plants Merged In Ashtabula Ohio Merger
Announced merger unites Pearce Tire and Rubber of Ashtabula with Ideal Tire and Rubber of Cleveland. The combined entity will operate as Ideal Tire and Rubber Company with daily production of about two thousand tires and a capital base of five million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula, O
Pearce Tire and Rubber Company
Ideal Tire and Rubber Company
Cleveland
Ideal
Senate committee eases cider and wine in enforcement bill
Senate panel agrees to legalize manufacture and sale of cider and weaker wines as part of the enforcement bill. Further changes are expected, signaling a likely conference clash and a compromise between Senate and House. The final bill may be more drastic than the Senate plan but more lenient than the House version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Grafton Social Notes A Busy Week Of Visits And Travel
Irene Gib son returns from Chicago for a two week visit with parents and friends in Grafton. Mrs. Henry Nesbett of Cleveland and Mr Harry Nesbett and wife from St. Louis are guests of Mrs L D Gibson. June Crowell, Nesbett granddaughter, has been in Oberlin hospital a week and friends hope for her quick recovery. Various locals including Mrs Monysmith Belden, Cragin LaGrange, Steale North Eaton, Floyd Chamberlin in Kansas, Grandma Chamberlin Etoria, Norman Clapp, Hopkins LaGrange, Holliday Litchfield, Kilgore Shiloh, Idrakis, and Fred Smith Elyria are noted for visits or family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Irene Gibson
Chicago
Henry Nesbett
Cleveland
Harry Nesbett
St. Louis
Jana
L. D. Gibson
Neff
June Crowell
Oberlin Hospital
Monys
Mary
Grandma Chamberlin
Etoria
Ison
Norman Clapp
Ever Seas
Hopkins
LaGrange
Holliday
Litchfield
Kilgore
Shiloah
Dell Claret
Idrakis
Fred Smith
Elyria
CHANGED HANDS Shoes and repairs service on Broad Street
The present owner with eighteen years in the business invites patronage. Specializes in ladies shoes and all men’s shoe repairs including rubber boots. Custom-made shoes on order. repairs for deformed feet. Repaired while you wait with quick sole and heel service. Prices right and work guaranteed. 854 Broad Street.
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