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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1953
Page
4
A calendar style forecast describes a person as practical and shy but sharp with the written word. It praises intellect, culture, and potential for historical or literary achievement while noting a sociable, life of the party side and a wish to wed young and raise a large family.
The Agriculture Department forecasts a plentiful list for January with grapefruit tangerines pears cabbage onions and potatoes likely available at reasonable prices. Eggs should be plentiful as production rises after Jan 1 and stocks extend into spring. Broiler and fryer chickens beef and frozen fish also expected to be abundant due to holiday demand patterns.
Chronicle-Telegram file notes for December 30 1953 reflect on ten years past with RAF raid on Berlin 2240 tons of explosives halting significant Nazi city damage railroads keep vital goods moving despite strike cancelation. Twenty years ago Frances Marsalis and Helen Richey set endurance record flying Outdoor Girl 237 hours 43 minutes Miami. Thirty years ago Sunday No paper Alcoholics Anonymous promotes recovery without charge.
The Agriculture Department says 1953 was a good year for farming despite a widespread drought. Most crops avoided damage, with durum wheat hit hardest while some winter wheat and oats fell in yield or quality. Harvest conditions for small grains and hay were favorable, and cotton developed well. Overall production matched 1952, a record year.
An advertisement claims Bell-ans tablets provide fast relief for acid indigestion and heartburn. It mentions a refund policy and lists Orangeburg as a contact point, with the product sold at all druggists for 25 cents.
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