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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1936
Page
6
A reader reflects on Sunday sunshine drawing motorists, the No Hunting signs angering farmers after livestock losses, and a patrolman confronts careless driving. The piece notes improving county remodeling, lingering political signs, church social, and robust Christmas commerce with strong community charity efforts in Elyria.
A city center ambience signals Christmas ahead with greens and bright lights. Shoppers fill stores with gifts while merchants expect brisk trade and urge early buying and mailing to ease final rushes. The piece closes with wry maxims on money, manners, and misfortune.
Monday's meditation reflects on Matthew 5 1 12 Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness for they shall be filled A despondent man in Paris rises from poverty to dignity by embracing God's path The piece links desperate hunger for righteousness with humility compassion and courage to live Christ s spirit despite mockery or fear
W P A workers and families are invited to an open meeting at the V F W Hall Elyrma. A brief business session precedes an evening of free amateur entertainment. Starting December 15 the meetings move to 7 30 p m through winter months.
The passage notes that English speakers enjoy combining surnames into hyphenated or blended forms. It cites examples such as Hunt-Grubb Pyne-Coffin Field-Floers-Gee Forrest-Bell Teed-Heaver and Hatre-Forester to illustrate the humor and creativity in compound names.
Litchi nuts long a practical monopoly of the Orient may be grown commercially here if experiments by the U S experimental station prove successful. One thousand stocks of the litch nut tree have been imported from China.
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