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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1937
Page
4
A cautious plea from a writer named DAFFY Oli notes Willie the Weaver now travels straighter, but warns that the dangerous habit of weaving in and out of traffic lanes is a major cause of highway tragedies. Such reckless driving invites serious trouble and likely disaster.
A reflective meditation on everyday life and the ordinary events that shape happiness and worry. The piece contrasts Sunday worship with daily struggles to find work, manage finances, and care for loved ones, arguing personal events matter more than distant headlines.
A nostalgic reflection on cinema as escape through motion pictures while noting real life adventures and emotions seen in faces on the street. The passage contrasts fictional thrill with everyday drama, romance, and tragedy in public life.
In a world at war the award to Viscount Cecil honors the idea of order over force and affirms faith in the League of Nations. He co operated with Wilson and Smuts in 1919 to establish the League and argues that sufficient international force can deter aggression while preserving global peace.
Series of notablebirths and events marked on this date include 1795 Thomas Carlyle born. 1816 Benjamin Silliman born. 1855 William J. Henderson born. 1861 Lillian Russell born. 1865 Luther Gulick born. 1965 Edith Cavell born. Also Washington farewell to officers in 1783. Napoleon enters Madrid in 1808. first session of the 25th Congress in 1837. National Grange organized in 1867. Ford's Peace Ship sailed in 1915. American Occupation in Germany in 1918. hunger marchers reach Washington in 1932.
Deanna Durbin, singing star, born 15 years ago. Rev. Charles C. Morrison of Chicago, editor of the Christian Century, born at Harrison, Ohio, 13 years ago. Dr. Charles Herty of Savannah, Ga., noted chemist, born in Georgia, 70 years ago. Maj. Gen. Walter L. Reed, U. S. A., born at Ft. Apache, Ariz., 60 years ago. Roy E. Tomlinson, president of the Natl Biscuit Co., born in Chicago, 60 years ago. Dr. John W. Kerr of Washington, D. C., retired public health official, born at Grand Rapids, Ohio, 66 years ago.
The daily reading notes a native may feel compassion yet seek gratification of the senses and selfish ambitions. It warns of potential delusion, hints at ambition for position and wealth, but also acknowledges a good heart beneath the surface.
December 5 1987 report notes how early hours influence mood leading to increased misanthropy. Observers describe a shift in daily behavior and social interaction tied to morningLight levels and routine disruption, suggesting broader impacts on community engagement.
The article argues Roosevelt stacked the DC Circuit Court of Appeals with pro New Deal figures and notes the Supreme Court’s reluctance to review. It highlights Parker’s Greenwood County ruling on Duke Power, the retrial order, and the push to fast track the case. It warns labor leaders fear federal regulation could threaten unions if a reactionary president arises, while noting wage and reform measures aid workers but expand government control.
The passage notes that mental activity may rise with advancing birth times, prompting daring plans yet risking a restricted life. It hints at varied influences that could curb personal liberty, suggesting mind and temperament shift with birth timing.
The quiet tug of party politics rises as Rules Chairman John O Connor faces pressure from Southern Democrats and Roosevelt allies over a wage hour petition. Threats of opposition from the Roosevelt-Farley camps risk derailing key New Deal measures, and questions about parliamentary control loom with potential shifts in voting blocs.
Senior Hi-Y and Senior Friendship Club members enjoyed a joint party at the YWCA. The program featured radio act skits including mock meetings by each club, reflecting Burnsian self and others views with playful humor and friendly rivalry.
The program included acts by Grace Almas and Harris Hudson, a serial by Bever ly Wright, Dorothy Jenkins and Marian Ellis, music by the Sym pathetic Syncopators, a vox pop segment with Joan Bauer as announcer, and a lights out routine by James Tite, Harris Hudson, Ed Wright, and Bauer. Tite hosted, Wright announced, Sears Roebuck supplied the loud speaker system, refreshments followed, and about 195 high school students attended.
Mason King, an Amarillo newspaper man and cane hobbyist, now owns a highly polished cane ranked among his collection. The cane previously belonged to Quanah Parker, a renowned Indian chief.
Elyria stock list shows prices for Elyria Savings Building, First Savings, Lorain County certificates and stocks, Ohio Edison, Perry-Fay, Western Reserve, Worthington, Harshaw Chemical, and other local issues. Prices bid and asked vary by issue, with no single exchange.
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