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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1933

Page

9

Classified Front Matter and Regional Rates

Copy and price details specify single copy three cents and carrier price five cents weekly seven eighty yearly in advance. Mail rates list daily outside Elyria with Lorain and adjoining counties eight dollars yearly, Ohio four dollars. Advertising reps listed as Jons Ww. Cullen Company with Chicago address and New York office. additional names appearing without clear roles.

Mail Elyria Lorain Ohio

An Eccentric Business Year 1933 Review

The piece surveys 1933s uneven economy across sectors. It notes Roosevelt era optimism, NRA impact, then renewed declines, with gains in employment and dividends resuming. It highlights heavy industry recovery, price trends, trade shifts, construction, transportation, autos, chemicals, agriculture, lumber, steel, and textiles amid a fluctuating year.

Roosevelt NRA Arvey IC Trade Treasury Department of Agriculture

30 Years of Aviation Progress at Kitty Hawk and Beyond

A 30th anniversary observance recalls the Wright brothers first heavier than air flight at Kitty Hawk N C and highlights aviation’s impact. Orville Wright attended Philadelphia’s Franklin Institute Hall of Aviation dedication as a guest of honor.

Kitty Hawk N.C Orville Wright Wilbur Franklin Institute Hall of Aviation Philadelphia Lindberghs Janes

Aviation's Blessing and Risk in Human Progress

A reflection on aviation as a powerful tool, noting responsibility rests with people to use it constructively. It extols aviation's benefits to humanity when directed toward constructive aims and warns against its use in harming nations.

Electric typewriter with twenty parts and other notes

Swiss reports an electric typewriter designed with only twenty parts. Geologists say Puerto Rico’s gold and manganese deposits are not in danger of depletion. Wales plans an enormous plant to manufacture gasoline from coal.

Puerto Rico Wales Chester W. Darrow Department of Agriculture Washington Zoo

Flea Populations Decline Reported in Europe

A British Health Ministry report notes a year by year drop in fleas on rats, a key vector for bubonic plague. German data show a similar trend, while the United States lacks formal studies though the public believes flea numbers have diminished over decades.

Towser British Health Ministry Germany United States

Extinction Linked to Miles of Surfaced Highways

A fragment suggests many miles of surfaced highways may be largely responsible for the species extinction crisis. No further details are provided.

Notable anniversaries and historic events listed

TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES records births of Ambroise Pare John D Godman Samuel J Kirkwood John W Kern Elizabeth M Anderson Joseph J Holland Cyrus Townsend Brady Today in History notes U S possession of Louisiana 1803 Roosevelt arbitrate Venezuela 1902 USSR formed 1922 Pope Pius visits Rome 1929

Ambroise Pare John D. Godman Annapolis Philadelphia Samuel J. Kirkwood Ohio Iowa U. S Interior Harford County Iowa City John W. Kern Indianapolis Kokomo Ind Alto Asheville N. C Elizabeth M. Anderson New York New York City Joseph J. Holland George Holland Cyrus Townsend Brady Alleghany Yonkers N. Y United States Louisiana Roosevelt Venezuela Russia Pius Rome Vatican

Notable Births On This Day Across Professions

Today marks birthdays of Harvey S Firestone founder of an Ohio tire firm born in Columbiana County while Marion Talley an opera singer born in Nevada Missouri and Dr Walter Adams Mt Wilson Observatory director born in Syria are honored. Also listed are Louis Cates Boston born mining engineer, John L Lowes Decatur Indiana Harvard professor, William Warner Hannibal Missouri McCall Co president, Stephen Duggan New York Institute of International Education director, and H R H Prince of England.

Harvey S. Firestone Great Ohio Tire Company Columbiana Co Ohio Marion N. Talley Nevada Walter S. Adams Mt. Wilson Observatory California Syria Louis S. Cates Salt Lake City Boston John L. Lowes Harvard University Decatur Ind William B. Warner New York McCall Company Hannibal Stephen P. Duggan Institute of International Education H. R. H. Prince England

Vine and Branches Faithfully Bind to Christ

A devotional on John 15 and memory verse 15 16 emphasizes the intimate bond between Jesus and believers. It stresses bearing fruit through love and obedience, mutual care, and the promise that praying in Jesus name aligns with divine will.

Jesus

Deepest Relation with God Through Love

A reflective excerpt emphasizes loving Christ leads to God the Father’s love and Christ's presence within believers. It depicts God living in hearts as the blessed guest, guiding a life that finds meaning and intimate fellowship through obedience and shared experiences.

Two headed rattler found near Coulee Dam area

A two headed rattlesnake with poison fangs in each head was found at Rattlesnake Canyon near Almira Washington. The creature survived for about one year before its death reports.

Almira, Wash Rattlesnake Canyon Great Coulee Dam

Gold rush era photos donated to Berkley collection

A set of 180 photographs from the 1849 California gold rush has been donated to the University of California at Berkeley. The collection will be housed in the campus archives for public viewing and research.

Berkley Cal California

Hearst Mining Building Photos Collected by Phoebe Ray Hearst

The catalog notes the Hearst Mining Building at the University of California photographed from works gathered by the late Phoebe Ray Hearst The text reflects on early Christians who believed the world would soon end and lived under the shadow of that doom.

Hearst Mining Building University of California Phoebe Ray Hearst

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