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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1932
Page
3
A Citizen writes amid public debate over taxes and city services. He argues workers face hunger, criticizes rent and tax policies, defends police and fire departments, and urges voters to support a stable, honest administration while warning against graft and misdirected blame.
A Paris La Liberte correspondent offers a visiting European view of the United States, praising its dignity and resilience amid the World crisis. He argues America’s leadership spirit remains indomitable, contrasting harsh gangster lore with the country’s solid institutions and calm, steadfast resolve.
The piece notes that Soviet wives seek status and material comforts, with power itself becoming the nation’s capital. It argues that despite a rhetoric against capitalism, privileges have entered the society, and a class of privileged in the form of commissars’ wives emerges. It also suggests living standards lag behind five year plan promises, and serfdom persists in a changed form.
An old text reflects on a live demonstration of three dimensional shadow figures using X rays in New York. It notes the shift from occult fear to scientific curiosity and suggests the shadow may offer natural explanations for phenomena once deemed supernatural. The piece ponders future insights into human anatomy and perception.
A list of notable anniversaries with birth and death years for figures such as Pierre Jean de Beranger Samuel G. Goodrich James Hall Charles Beck Agnes Strickland Richard P. Bland Harold Frederic and others, drawn from historical notices. The fragment also includes a literary critique about the subject’s temperament and potential.
A dated list recalls events and births from 1692 to recent years including George Burroughs execution, Blue Licks battle, Constitution versus Guerriere, and British actions at Chesapeake Bay. Notable birthdays include Orville Wright, Elsie Ferguson, Colleen Moore, and Bernard Baruch. The feature closes with today’s horoscope predicting probable fortune.
A reader defends a prior letter to the Chronicle Telegram, rebutting a critic’s view of tax relief and public safety spending. The missive discusses taxpaying, police and fire protection, economic causes of low mood, immigration, automation, and worker conditions, asserting times will improve and urging readers to stay engaged. The writer cites correspondence with state leaders and notes readers’ varied responses.
A homemaker tests a new method to seal jars for jams and jellies using rubber bands and clamps. She finds the technique quicker and more secure than previous closures.
The phrase to have a hankering after a thing reflects a corruption of hunger, showing how longing terms evolved in English usage and spelling over time. Linguistic shift links appetite verbs to expressions of desire, revealing playful divergence in past dictionaries.
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