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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1937

Page

16

Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company Notice

Public notice from Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company Elyria Ohio lists address 22 Second Street and printing details. Includes pricing for subscriptions and delivery. Names G Gudnutt president J Clare Gleer editor and city postal and circulation notes.

Members Audit Bureau of Second Street Elyria Ohio Lorain County Priting & Publishing Company G. Gudnutt J. Clare Glere State of Fifth Ave

President’s View on Fear Sparks Roosevelt Critique

Washington reports say the President grows irritable and blames newspapers for fear spreading through business. He contends fear comes from business men fearing each other, while arguing Congress resisted his special-session agenda. The piece notes rising relief rolls, skewed deficit estimates, and growing unease over budget balance and regulatory directions.

Washington Roosevelt Congress

Kellogg the Peace Advocate and Public Figure Dies

Veteran statesman Frank B. Kellogg dies at 81. He served as Secretary of State, U S Senator, ambassador to Great Britain, and a world court judge. Coauthor of the Kellogg Briand pact with 64 nations, Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1929, his career spanned 57 years and shaped movements toward peaceful dispute resolution.

Frank B. Kellogg United States Great Britain Kellogg

Anniversary list recalls notable births and events

A historical anniversary column lists figures born on various years including James E. Oglethorpe Levi Woodbury and Edmundas Ware. It notes deaths of figures like Solon Borglum Edwin Arlington Robinson and Benjamin B Moeur, plus events from Continental Congress to Dreyfus verdict and political shifts in the 20th century.

James E. Oglethorpe Georgia Levi Woodburr New Hampshire U.S. Supreme Court Francestown N. H Thomas Wentworth Higginson Boston Cambridge Mass Edmund As A Ware Atlanta University North Wrentham Solon H. Borglum Ogden Utah Edwin Arlington Robinson Head Tide Maine New York Benjamin B. Moeur Arizona Tennessee Tempe Ariz

Voice Of The People On Taxation And Government

In a December Voice Of The People letter the writer argues taxation stems from the system not just the government. He criticizes exemptions as a future danger and cites quotes about an industrial institution avoiding tax on dividends while stamping items, urging focus on system reform over government blame.

Rev. Young Artice

Die making and tax exemptions ignite debate in letter

G A Storcer argues about nonflexible dies and stamped goods, questioning tax exemptions for dies owners and the impact on workers. He cites Rev. Young and Dr Ettinger, suggesting legislation may correct the issue, while challenging redistribution and payroll effects.

Rev. Young C. Ettinger Young Voice of the People

Bible Readings And Meditations (Wednesday December 22)

Read St. Mark 11 22 through 12 12 about a vineyard owner sending servants and at last his son to reap fruit. The narrative shows varied responses by the husbandmen and ends with a call to faith in God.

Christ's Coming and Our Duty as God’s Sons

A reflective piece urges readers to see Christmas as God entrusting humanity with His most precious gift his son. It emphasizes believers' responsibility to respond faithfully, live as God’s children, and anticipate the Lord's coming with hope.

Master of the Vineyard

Watch Repairer, 90, At His Bench

Fremont Ohio honors Frank W. Merriam reputedly the oldest watch repairer in the state as he quietly marked his 90th birthday. Merriam still walked to his shop from home a dozen blocks away saying he would not know what to do with himself if he stopped working. He repaired watches in Warren before age twenty and moved to Fremont in 1885. He opened his own shop in 1904 and recently began to retire from the jewelry business.

Fremont, O Frank W. Merriam Ohio Merriam Warren Fremont

Merriam’s tireless routine in optometry and watch repair

Merriam devotes all his time to optometry and watch repairing. The eye strain of watch repair has not stopped him from continuing his work, and he never misses a day at his shop, walking to and from work each day.

Merriam

Tame Crow Becomes Guardian of Barnyard

SOUTH HARWICH Mass iinzel Hickerson uses a tame crow named Jim as a watchbird to guard her farm. Jim drove off a hungry hawk aiming at several baby turkeys and entertains himself by retrieving sticks and stones and pulling laundry from the line.

South Harwich Mass Iinzel Hickerson Jim

Mental Fortitude Promises Ute Progress Despite Hurdles

The December 22 entry urges hard work and enterprise to achieve success in Ute. It notes a capable, sharp mind and strong purpose, with rocky paths ahead that can ease with friends' advice. Self-confidence is praised but warned against excess.

Cuba Uses Tourist Tax to Boost Visits

Cuba plans to use funds from a tax on tourists and excursionist cards to attract more visitors. The measure aims to fund promotional campaigns and infrastructure improvements to encourage longer stays and greater tourist flows to the island.

Cuba Island

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