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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1951
Page
2
A Gloucester reader argues that closing real estate and other offices on Saturdays slows weekend cottage rentals, reduces employment across trades, and fuels higher costs. He calls for longer hours, higher production, and incentive pay to boost sales, while urging restraint on strikes and broader consumer wage gains.
Gale Smith, Wellington, formerly a Baldwin Wallace guard, reported to the California Training Camp of the Chicago Cardinals in Los Angeles. His contract was later sold to the Rams for about $10,000. Sharp local notes cover hospital trips, homecomings, and family visits across Berea and nearby towns.
Ohio agriculture officials warn half the major corn area in the eastern half could shed more than 15 percent of crops without substantial rains. Southern counties face 10 to 15 percent losses even with forecasted rain, while northern regions fared slightly better due to earlier rainfall.
Reader asks for methods to stop a sagging first floor by adding a floor girder and proper posts. The author describes building a three 12 by 6 inch wooden girder, placing it mid joist, and using wooden or metal posts with a house jack or concrete footings.
The fragment suggests a person born on August 17 must gain self-confidence to reach potential success. It notes talent for music and eloquent speech, and overcoming stage fright as key. The text emphasizes modesty as a possible handicap and urges blowing one’s horn more.
The message urges focus and prompt action, warning against procrastination. It paints you as a taskmaster ruler of timing, capable of direct, efficient work once you begin, balancing stern drive with deep affection.
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