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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1938

Page

8

Anniversaries list spans notable figures and events

Today’s anniversaries highlight figures from Heine to Lincoln, Brooks, and Mabone, plus events from Tasman discovering New Zealand in 1642 to 1932 political actions. The terse notes assemble birth and death dates, company founders, immigrant bands, and key milestones across centuries.

New Zealand Tasman Murphy Californe Beron Hirsch Argentna Linh Colorado France Italy Ethiopia German Rhine Patrick J Foer Malden U S

Memory and craft from a bygone era of printing and boots

This selection recalls Cargill the elder who printed buggy catalogs with motion tricks by jolting the camera to enhance pictures. It links to bootjacks and heirloom footwear, plus memories of Harry Foster Welch and a snowy Park Avenue scene. It touches on writers, illness, and a Vanderbilt address in a 1938 McNaught syndicate context.

Cargill Harry Foster Welch Minnesota Lewis Lawes Sing Sing Park Avenue Cits F.1th Avenue Corporus Vanderbilt McNaught S

Prayer as training school for service and faith

A meditation on Jesus prayers and the calling of the twelve apostles. It urges making prayer a daily, sacred habit that transforms us for service, notes that Jesus withdrew to pray, healed many, and issued blessings. Earnest prayer strengthens faith and courage for action.

Jesus

Whats Right With America by Faith Baldwin

The piece praises American youth for clear thinking and courage, argues the generation’s disillusionment is due to older generations, and asserts the enduring American spirit remains under unrest. It contrasts young America’s vitality with Europe and Asia, claiming progress and hope persist despite fear.

Faith Baldwin America Europe Asia

A reader Suggests Donating Magazines to CCC Camp

A Chronicle Telegram reader proposes Els rans donate magazines to the CCC camp for reading material. The piece also notes Roosevelt plans to leave Hyde Park and papers to the US, mentions Christmas parcel distribution, a Penfield teaching contract from 1841, Captain Hillier urging immediate donations, and a Prague censor to review daily newspaper content next week.

Chronicle-Telegram Els Rans CCC Elyrians Penfield Jane Brown J. Hall James C. Blanchard

Government debt, easy money policy and tax issues debated

Treasury bond and note offerings totaling 700 million dollars draw praise for low rates from Morgenthau, while critics warn debt will near forty billion soon. The piece cites Harvard Business Monthly on tax and SEC costs, calling government financing harsh on private business and taxpayers, with history quotes from Queen Elizabeth and reflections on human nature.

Treasury Morgenthau Harvard Business Monthly SEC

Obituary notes of notable figures from early era

Frederck Hashin of Washington DC newspaper syndicate head port at Sheloina Mo, 66 years ago Dr Lawrence Lowell emeritus of Harvard born in Boston 82 years ago Marc Connell of New York born McKeesport PA 43 years ago Alvin C Yors of Tenn wartime hero educator for mountain children born in Fentress Co Tenn 31 years ago Col Charles W Furlong of Concord Mass explorer lecturer anchor born Cambridge Virginia 64 years Drew Pearson of Washington DC news columnist born Evansville IL 41 years ago Dr Bancroft Beatley president of Simmons College Boston born in Boston 44 years ago

Frederck Hashin Wasington DC Newspaper Syndicate Sheloina Lawrence Lowell Ores Harvara Orn Boston Marc Connells New York Wright McKeespore Alvin C Yors Oiometer Fentress Co Tenn Charles W Furlong Conasset Mass Cambridge Viass Drew Pearson Wasrigirn DC News Evanston Ill Bancroft Beatley Pres Simmons College Boston

New York Day By Day by Charles B Driscoll text

New York field notes describe a cosmopolitan scene with Albert Keller, manager of the Riz Carleton hotel. The writer estimates Keller at six feet three and a half inches, about 210 pounds, calling him a walking advertisement for good cookers. The piece also references Taft in a casual, fragmentary style.

New York

Cargos story and fashion in New York pants trade

The article describes a flamboyant figure tied to Cesare Riz lore and a weary hotel reputation. It details neon signs in the 123rd Street area selling cheap pants, one-room shops, and workers forming small outfits to sell garments. It mentions Jerome H Cate and widespread social register indoctrination through a network of agents.

Jerome H Cate Gard Rapies Mich Anybads New York

Todays Horoscope Promise of Success and Insight

Today offers a tested path to success through balance of mind and body and sharp insight into speculative affairs. The horoscope notes danger in fame and torture as constants, urging careful restraint and focus to navigate worldly pressures.

Bus Driver Service Man of Houston

A Houston driver nicknamed service man is noted for early morning calls and iron blasts to wake riders. He helps children, arranges ice from tech vendors, and assists housewives with shopping bargains, earning popularity among the WoC Bib Fleet community.

Houston Tex Woc

Toledo students learn Braille with Red Cross instruction

Robinson Junior High School students in Toledo study Braille to aid blind residents. The Red Cross is guiding the transcription effort, providing instruction and materials to teach writing and reading Braille.

Toledo O — Robnson Red Cross

Avoca’s Bathtub Rings Vanish With Water Softener

Virtually all bathtubs in Avoca show no rings after a city project cost 32500 dollars. The program introduced a modern water softener aimed at pleasing housewives and improving home cleanliness.

Avoca

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