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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
8
The piece argues how factory shutdowns ripple through suppliers, workers, and taxes, urging a retail sales tax as a crisis response. It references a film star line and remarks on presidents visiting Washington, with assorted sensational captions about fame and heroism.
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES list figures born in 1807 to 1872 including Confederate general Joseph E Johnston born near Farmville Virginia and later died in Washington D C, Boston merchant Samuel Hooper, editor Herbe Greeley, Elizabeth Blackwell first woman doctor, and others with birthplaces and death dates as noted.
A series of transfers listed including a sheriff deed to Cleveland Trust Company for parcels on West Street Elyria and Lake Shore railroad right of way. Edward R Campbell to George M Greetham parcels Vermilion on the Lake Subdivision Lansing Road Brownhelm. N R Glading estate to Orville Glading 38 acres Sheffield Lake. James E Hysell to Ray F Eg lin. Milton Haulk to Joseph Kantosky 48 acres LaGrange Road. Orville Lehman to J D Shriver Columbia Avenue Elyria.
A Columbus dispatch outlines Senator William Herner's plan to raise 58 million for relief and educational equalization and discusses a proposed two percent retail sales tax. It critiques the approach, notes Pennsylvania’s experience with a one percent sales tax, and argues against diverting gasoline and auto license revenue. It emphasizes the impact on merchants and the broader economy.
A girl with toothache enters a dentist shop and seeks advice. The dentist notes a large cavity after inspecting the molar. The girl jokes about the likely filling flavor, suggesting chocolate as a preference.
A playful, miscellaneous collection of humorous lines and pseudo headlines centered on puns and comic misreadings. The piece features exaggerated phrases about Thistier thistles, a rambling jet joke, and quips about court and soup with quirky names and odd phrases.
A student’s quirky definition of a bolt and nut earns an A from a surprised instructor. Across town filling-station gossip notes motorists trading household goods for gasoline as a widespread joke. A newlywed bride asks, and the groom confirms the home.
Mrs. Addie Quinn, 73, died of heat stroke after flames reached within 10 feet of her Seattle residence near St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. Firefighters heard sirens as the blaze destroyed the doorway, leaving neighbors shaken by the nearby conflagration.
In 1919 President Wilson presided at the opening meeting of the League of Nations Commission. In 1934 Woodrow Wilson died at age 67. In 1932 Japanese forces attacked Chinese forts at Woosung.
Associate Justice James Clark McReynolds of the United States Supreme Court is described as being born in Tennessee in the historical item. The notice notes his birth origin while detailing early life facts from the era.
The text warns of practical disposition and financial ability with potential unforeseen danger. It urges wary conduct along life’s walks, noting success rests on personal exertion and danger of midlife upset. It cautions against loving money for money’s sake and reflects on America’s influence as a social experiment and evidence based teaching.
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