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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1931

Page

10

Elyria Chronicle Telegram Publication Details

The text lists publication specifics for Elyria Ohio including address of circulation at 931 Second Street, Elyria, and naming Pee Leraiz County Printing Publishing as publishers, with pricing per copy and annual subscriptions, plus advertising representatives and offices in Chicago New York Detroit.

Chronicle-Telegram Second Street Elyria Ohio Pee Leraiz County Printing & Publishing Company Mudnutt Publicner George Elyria Pontofica Lorala

Gifford Named To Head National Relief Mobilization

President Hoover appoints Walter H. Gifford head of a nationwide relief organization to coordinate station relief agencies for winter. As head of AT&T, Gifford brings large project management experience and has led New York relief efforts and the Charity Organization Society. He seeks systematic, scientific relief with broad cooperative support nationwide.

Hoover Walter 8. Gifford Gifford Charity Organization Society of New York New York

Angry minds and illness linked in new theory

A scientist proposes that anger and bad temperament stem from illness histories. He argues the ill are more irritable and that illness could explain frequent temper flares in daily life. The idea could reduce stock resentment but may undermine self control efforts.

Courtesy in daily life across cultures and myths

A meditation on courtesy as a universal language spanning Arab hosts, princes, Germans, Scots, and Danes. It argues that business yields courtesy and courtesy fosters business, while questioning why courteous behavior remains uncommon and pondering if future traffic and family relations will run on courtesy alone.

Desert Burbank Cal City Loan Middle Ave

Static and poles clash in odd car sales note

A clipped historical item jokes that sales resistance may slow car sales while pole resistance adds a different drag. It hints at radio and telephone pole debates in a playful, pun filled line.

Today in History and Anniversaries

Todays entries note birthdays for James Pechet aged 64 and George White of Ohio aged 69. Edgar McCulloch, a Federal Trade Commissioner, is listed as 70. Claude Grahame-White, English aviation pioneer, is also mentioned with an age reference.

James Pechet Rge White Ohio N.Y McCormack Louisy Nelson Con Edgar McCulloch Trenton Tenn Claude Grahame-Wi

Today’s Horoscope for a Social Child

The child born this day will be amiable and social with goodwill toward all. They will be unselfish and do things that make them well regarded by friends. Methods of attaining success will be practical and accomplish.

Babson’s forecast for recovery warns of uneven rebound

The Babson chart signals a slow irregular upturn in domestic business after years of depression and deflation. optimism rests on fundamentals: consumption outpacing production, lean inventories, attractive prices, plentiful money and low rates, with bond markets turning upward as a leading indicator.

Europe

Economic Review Highlights Slump and Hints of Recovery

The text outlines two years of hardship with inflation tamed and thrift valued. It notes declining steel and coal output, weak railroad earnings, and reduced flour and petroleum production. Yet it cites pockets of improvement in textiles, leather, meat packing, and rising business loans as signs of a potential longer-term rebound.

Europe

Babson urges bond emphasis amid stock market fears

The article argues that a cautious recovery may emerge for autumn with President Hoover aiding Germany, recommending investors shift from stocks to bonds. It warns against wholesale buying and advocates selecting solid bonds while awaiting a real business upturn, noting Babson’s chart shows business well below normal.

Hoover Rene der Germany Providence Babson Publishers’ Financial Bureau

Brownhelm C E Holds Corn Roast

The Brownhelm Christian Endeavor and Lorain Church of Curis societies met Tuesday evening for a corn roast and games on Melvin Nizxgle’s lawn. About 40 attended, including 11 Brownhelm and Axtel members. The Evangelical C E group also met at the Fowell home for a monthly business and social gathering with a lawn recreation session.

C. E Brownhelm Christian Endeavor Societies Congregational Church Lorain Curis Melvin Nizxgle Nuo Axtel E. Society Evangelical Christian Endeavor Wa i Fowell Newton

Local visits and gatherings across Lorain and Amherst communities

Mrs Anna Peasley and Mrs Elizabeth Locke visited Camden home of Henry Blackett while Eliza beth Locke of Perry Ohio came to visit. Elyria residents John Brandau Eleanor Loeffler and Frank Brandau called on A J Bhattuck family. Harvey Brandau on a Kuss drug store vacation in Amherst. Rev R E Albright and daughter Evelyn Harvey spent time in Lorain. George Baird of Lorain visited here. Mrs Horace Norton and children and Mrs August Meitzke of Lorain visited Mrs Charles Bechtel. Harvey Brandau and Jack Hawthorne of Lakewood visited the F W Brandau home Sunday. Doris Hance house-sat Mabel Reamer. Raymond Sick and children of Amherst visited Harry Stick’s family.

Anna Peasley Elizabeth Locke Aurel Peasing Apent Henry Blackett Camden Perry, O John Brandau Eleanor Loeffler Frank Brandau Elyria A. J. Bhattuck Harvey Brandaus Kuss Amherst R. E. Albright Evelyn Harvey Lorain George Baird Horace Norton August Meitzke Charles Bechtel Harvey M. Brandau Jack Hawthorne Lakewood F. W. Brandau Doris Hance Mabel Reamer Raymond Sick Harry Stick

Or He Thinks So A Cynic Believes In Better Run Roles

A witty remark defines a typical American cynic as someone who can run a railroad newspaper or hotel better than those who actually manage them. The line contrasts idealists with critics skilled in management.

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New York Cathedrals Listed in Historic Tour

Three major New York houses of worship are noted: St Patrick's Cathedral, Roman Catholic. Cathedral Church of St John the Divine, Protestant Episcopal. and St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral.

New York St. Patrick's St. John the Divine St. Nicholas

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