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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1933
Page
14
A curio of quips and wry lines on wealth desire status and fate. The piece riffs on independence misers weddings boxing cinema and deceit while cycling through comic one liners and a noirish note about trust and fraud.
The birth of aviation is dated from December 17, 1903, when the Wright brothers completed the first powered flight marking a turning point in transport and technology.
An aircraft flew in Kittyhawk, North Carolina, marking the first time humanity achieved powered heavier-than-air flight. The historic event demonstrated sustained flight and opened a new chapter in aviation history.
A reflective Christmas sermon extolls peace over war and the enduring power of goodwill. It frames the Judean birth as a turning point, urges nations toward justice and harmony, and invites homes to become sanctuaries of peace and happiness.
The famous New York Sun Christmas editorial replies to Virginia O Hanlon explaining that Santa Claus exists beyond what is seen. It argues all minds are small and faith, love, and wonder sustain childhood and humanity.
The piece describes how Christmas is observed from Melbourne to New York, Madrid to Oslo with markets, feasts, and gifts. It notes English plum pudding, turkey replacing goose in many homes, Spanish markets, German wooden toys, Paris Reveillon, Swedish gingerbread and Julbocken, Mexican Piñatas, and southern hemisphere summer festivities in Argentina Brazil and Chile with vibrant plaza markets.
A devotional review of John chapters 18 and 19 contrasts Peter’s forceful stance with Jesus surrendering to arrest. It emphasizes love over armaments, the mission of Christ to testify to the truth, and the call for believers to share in the truth through redemption and personal transformation.
San Antonio officials consider Carretta Street on Old San Antonio as the shortest street in an American city. The 87 foot road runs from end to end and gets its name from its use as a favorite ox cart route.
Six towns in Glenn and Tehama counties Artois Elk Creek Gerber Los Molinos Stonyford and Vina report no Jons Johnsons Browns or Smiths. Telephone company officials called it a phenomena and noted the curious absence across the small communities.
A historical annuity lists anniversaries of notable figures. Thomas Macdonough born 1783, died 1825. John Lynn Dorsey born 1783, died 1818. Joseph Smith born 1805, died 1844. Thomas W. Evans born 1823, died 1897. Oscar S. Straus born 1850, died 1926. James B. Duke born 1856, died 1925.
Samuel Cooper a Boston clergyman patriot died in 1783. George Washington resigned his commission and retired to Mount Vernon that year. The Federal Reserve Act was enacted in 1913 marking a major financial reform.
Harvard zoologist Dr George H Parker and Ameri can Academy president born Philadelphia 69 years ago. Portland Maine resident Frederick Neal Dow son of Maine Prohibition leader born 93 years ago. Harriet Monroe Chicago noted poet born 73 years ago. Charles Fleischer New York publisher born 62 years ago. Edwin L Sabin California noted novelist born Rockfort Illinois 63 years ago.
The new sign demonstrates versatility in better educated classes with finesse diplomacy and adaptability. In less trained classes it shows an ability to adapt to varied employments that may lift the native to a higher degree of comfort than before.
A mother testified she lost control of her car after it had just been Simonized and slipped from her hands, leading to a crash. Police and witnesses noted the vehicle’s loss of grip occurred soon after the treatment, with no other vehicles involved.
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