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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1937
Page
2
A political essay argues that wage differences arise from labor quality and market forces not bargaining power. It condemns employer cartels that force higher wages as artificial, raising production costs and consumer prices. The author defends workers and consumers against paid agitators and demagogues.
A phony celebrity speaker, William Stanley Sims, 39, who travels to banquets posing as experts and dignitaries, entertained at dinners by mimicking professionals such as a Viennese nerve specialist and a German naval official. Sims fools many, boasts of past demand, mocks questions, and lives on spoofing audiences, while spending years perfecting his persona.
Washable covers may be buttoned or tied over quilts and clothing they protect. Available in sturdy muslin or daintier fabrics. A note on sugar softening and a brief reference to a price and a closed container is included.
Mr and Mrs Ray Dirlam hosted Sunday dinner with Mr P E Wanuey of Springfield Ohio and wife. Florence Diedrick and daughters Helen and Dorothy visited. Harold Berg and son from North Russia spent the day with Mrs Bergs uncle aunt Mr and Mrs Lloyd MeQuate and Mrs Earl Berger of Acetsconn.
In Europe a woman sits on a man's right to show status while in America the proper place is on the right. Well bred girls usually sit near the open door. For potatoes boiled in jackets serve on separate dishes with skins left in the dish. For a chauffeur, let him sleep and eat where he likes and give an allowance for board and food.
Berea spent last Monday night with their parents Mr and Mrs Clem Finkle and Mrs Kenneth Dirlam and son of Springfield were Sunday afternoon callers at the C M Dietrick home. Mrs Dietrick is in very poor health and under the doctor's care. Lewis Hawley Jr is working at the J C Ranking home. Marie Crile returned to the William McAdoo home in Sullivan after two weeks at her home here during illness. Mr and Mrs Walter Handley Sr moved to Wellington to live with their daughter Mrs Arlo Smith. Mrs Handley is in poor health.
Mrs J H Feakins and Miss Ella Fast of Oberlin visited J H Pratt Monday afternoon. Mrs Norman Liedorf returned to Norwalk after a few days with her parents. Miss Agnes Allen spent weekend in Washington attending Rapnet church meetings. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kravtorain called at Johnson Crib home Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Frank Paver of Akron visited Nettie Canfield and Gordon Ripley families. Willis Session and granddaughter Geraldine Pratt of Wellington spent Sunday evening at Henry West home. Glen West was also a dinner guest. Mrs Olive Session Bartlette, Willis Session’s daughter, was admitted to Ely Tic Clinic for appendicitis operation. Tony Skok of Nova is employed in the Conrad and Joan Naegele home.
A concise declaration that the kingdom of God hinges not on dietary rules or external rituals but on righteousness, joy, and peace through faith. It emphasizes inner transformation over observable practices and invites reflection on spiritual fruits.
Celotex helps convert waste space in basements or attics into rooms like bedrooms or dens. It can be applied directly over plaster or used on attic floors for storage spaces. For finishing, lay a wood floor atop Celotex. West Side Lumber and Coal Co. at 352 West St. offers help with these improvements.
A cheerful homemaker enjoys a bridge party afternoon and serves a tasty thrifty dinner. The article explains using a thrift cooker electric range to create a round steak with bread dressing, sweet potatoes, and onions, highlighting economical, flavorful results and steam cooking techniques.
Rex Storage Water Heaters line up as modern, economical servants for homes, apartments, offices. They promise constant hot water, health benefits, and lower running costs with no maintenance. The Gas Company offers them at a special low price.
J H Bell of Bell Realty Co says a real estate boom is underway with rising activity in home sales since last year. He notes improving conditions attract families from the Depression era seeking homes, predicting profits from older and newer houses as prices rise and construction costs climb.
Local dealer Heldmyer Hardware at 557 Broadstreet promotes General Electric Focused Tone radio promising clear sound and effortless tuning. Manager B E Stiles says buyers will appreciate appearance, performance, and value through automatic hairline tuning for perfect Focused Tone.
The article claims a General Electric Focused Tone radio delivers superior sound after careful comparison with other receivers, guiding readers toward a clear decision to own the GE model. It emphasizes analytical evaluation and the appeal of focused tone in radio performance.
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