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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1935
Page
3
A brief feature notes the origins of a tea ritual at Stodk facility, detailing a 22402-era program on O2 airlight operations. It highlights a community tasting event, key researchers, and local involvement in showcasing traditional tea craft and modern processing techniques.
A jumbled 19th and early 20th century "Today in History" notes births and deaths of notable figures including Cleveland Abbe born in 1838 hailed as father of the U S Weather Bureau, and entries on Theodore Roosevelt and various scholars. The fragment also includes a sweeping historical commentary about diplomacy, cunning, and political maneuvering.
Avon Lake residents hosted guests including Grover Hulmes and the Shirley family at Lakewood home events. Seniors at the local school received rings and pins. The Townsend Club planned a Park Hall meeting and a post dance fundraiser drew a large crowd.
The piece argues that widespread government subsidy imperils self reliance and markets. It decries subsidies for housing and utilities, urging a return to private effort, market pricing, and restrained government, citing fiscal prudence and the old American ideal of individual reward.
A Chronicle Telegram reader offers ideas to begin Christmas planning this year. The note emphasizes personal reflection and considering someone who remains overlooked, suggesting acts of kindness to brighten lives despite financial hardship and unseen struggles.
The piece argues for strict enforcement of a new neutrality act to curb shipping practices that might threaten national security. It claims 43 owners, many linked to loans and subsidies, risk provoking war by flouting the law and urges government economic pressure to protect Americans from renewed peril.
D. C. McIntyre notes editors in chief across New York magazines shifting to younger talent. Bur ton, Mares, Deshill, Wiese and others are highlighted as 30s to 50s era editors. Esquire and pulp magazines lean on youthful hands, while veteran editors still loom in the background.
The readable fragments mention oranges and a syndicate connected to McNausar. Unclear items include a bottle opener, a book by Oscar, and vague references to groceries and a hiding sin. Specific names, dates, or conclusive actions are not provided.
Fragmentary notice recalls June 3 anniversaries tied to George Brinton and James G. Fair. Items reference Mexican Wars, a general of an Asian army, and a Lincoln era context, with unclear dates and regional associations. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
The notice lists numerous local households hosting relatives and friends over Thanksgiving. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clawson Soo in Wooster, Bill Dunlap of Ashland, Frederick Geil of Cleveland visiting Ivan Hassell, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Weber with Cleveland friends, Arthur Theisen and Ruth Ann with Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeChant in Lakewood, Leonard Mitchell Curtis Duff and family visiting Bertha Burrell in Elyria, Pfahl family moving from Cleveland to Avon Lake, and Mary Stauder entertaining Charles Frick and Buffalo relatives.
A motor cyclist named Henry Hepper of Rotherhithe has until Christmas 2018 to pay a court judgment against him after an accident in 2018. The ruling sets a clear payment deadline for the liable party.
The government signals a purge of freemasons from civil service by asking all job candidates to reveal lodge affiliations and imply removal of those connected to such orders.
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