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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1933
Page
4
Local notice lists publishing details and rates for Elyria newspaper delivery. It includes price per copy two cents and weekly, yearly rates for in city and surrounding counties. It also notes advertising representatives in Chicago New York Detroit and related agency names.
A list of historical birthdays and death dates includes James Duane, Aaron Burr, Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte, William Evarts, James Ewell Brown Stewart, Henry Irving, Jonathan Dolliver, William Hatfield and others. The brief notes note their roles as jurists, statesmen, soldiers, actors, and public figures with birthplaces and death dates.
A newspaper view warns that well meaning supporters may hinder Roosevelt as he prepares to take office. Indiana congressman Ludlow lauds him as Washington like and destined for history while claiming the nation’s 120 million hearts rely on him. The piece urges restraint and hopes the president elect avoids overhyped praise.
Public officials rethink traffic signals as economic and safety considerations drive light removals. Across villages cities and trunklines lights are reduced or eliminated. studies find many signals slow main routes more than cross streets and through traffic benefits from fewer stops.
Doctors credit the will to live as a strong foe of death noting that belief in an inevitable end cripples recovery. Byron feared a prophecy of death after thirty seven and died that year while another centenarian’s tense wait hastened his end. If a patient is determined to live the battle is half won, but waiting for death makes the fight uphill.
A Boston Transcript quote notes the crowd of applicants for federal positions under the incoming administration believe there is ample room at the top.
AMIDON writes that farmers report 17 cents per thousand cubic feet for gas from wells on their land while readers see a cost of six dollars per thousand to consumers. He notes repeated rig use and pipe wear drive up expenses and questions the gas industry practices amid a broad gas availability debate.
Commissioner Wm H Reinhart urges placing the 290 acre Osborn farm in the Division of Conservation for a grouse pheasant and quail farm. He argues it would remove a tax burden, use sportsmen funded revenue, and avoid costly state farming or tuberculosis hospital projects. He notes opposition from farmers and some groups and calls for a wildlife friendly, tax neutral plan.
A garbled newspaper fragment features a silent observer remarking on a vocal organ and a high pressure salesman. Porters and trunks, a boastful brain seller, and a humorous exchange hint at a city scene with quirky dialogue and displaced captions.
Benjamin Franklin aided negotiations between France and the United States, a major milestone for the American cause. Massachusetts became the sixth state to ratify the Constitution. In 1922 Achille Ratti was elected Pope.
A list of prominent individuals with birthplaces and ages including U S Senator Robert M La Follette Jr of Wisconsin born in Madison aged 38, Eldridge R Johnson of New Jersey founder of Victor Talking Machine Co born Wilmington Delaware aged 66, banker Oscar Wells of Birmingham Alabama born Platte County Missouri aged 58, journalist Walter B Pitkin born Ypsilanti Michigan aged 55, George H Hodges of Wisconsin born Orion aged 67, U S immigration official Aruna Tillinghast born Cicero New York aged 55, actor Ramon Novarro born Durango Mexico aged 84, and British astronomer Dr Andrew Cromme born aged 68.
Grafton Grange met Thursday evening February 2 with most officers present but two absent due to third and fourth degrees. The planned program was dispensed, an upcoming program is being prepared for the next gathering.
A fragment discusses a day when tranquilization steadies nature and mind, promising centered impulses and proud views. It warns that if the mind becomes perverted, impulses grow extreme, leading to vicious acts and deliberate lust, mentioning planetary influence.
A moral guide notes that early influences shape character and urges parents to steer a child toward proper channels until the child can choose independently. The text emphasizes directing the mind to productive paths to avoid indolence and self-indulgence.
West View Realty transfers to Joseph and Nettie Schweller sub lot 456 and half of 455 Westwood avenue West View Park Allotment Columbia Township Edna Hambler to Berdie Hambter sublot 57 Black City View Subdivision Sheffield Township Sheriff s deed to Cleveland Trust Company 20 acres on New Road Avon Sheriff s deed to Cleveland Trust Company property on Fast Erie avenue Lorain Phyllis Fo Garters to Lawrence Boo Garters North Main street and Oakland avenue Chevyn E and Ola Ross to Chard and Leonard F Zunt 100 acres on Penfold Norwalk road Brown Township John Kiel to Joe and Helen Dennis one half acre on Squine Street Sheffield Township G Antontuce to Renaldy Woana Pdmurd Antonucel for 5 block 11 Central Division Sheffield Township
A Gautier remark notes that moments of genuine inspiration and joy surpass ordinary perception and intellect, describing a universal awareness of a transcendent happiness beyond the senses. The fragment hints at a reflective view on artistic insight and inner emotion.
A fragment notes that the sun is part of a vast stellar system comprising about 3,000 million stars. It highlights a grand cosmic neighborhood and hints at the scale of the galaxy.
Claus Von Boenig of Blue Hill wins the 1932 Nebraska pork producer contest and establishes a state record with 1,991 pounds of pork per 180 days. He entered nine sows and produced an average of 221 pounds per sow by the period's end.
Fragmentary lines reflect on value of creative work and love in shaping history. The text notes deep impact of art and personal effort, but exact events or names are unclear.
A historian argues that credit moves not by planes or signals but through intangible factors like trust and institutions, reframing how economies allocate value. The claim emphasizes social and legal frameworks shaping financial flow beyond technology.
An advertising narrator cites Lieutenant Anderson praising Plymouth for safety with a steel body and a big full sized car. The copy highlights hydraulic brakes rigid-X frame a 70 horsepower engine and a vibrationless six with Floating Power engine mountings claiming better value for the money.
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