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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1937
Page
8
Readings urge Christ dwells in you richly with psalms and hymns. A past note recalls a dining room altar as home faith in practice, stressing church and home depend on each other. The piece calls for maintaining holiness at home and in daily life by God’s grace.
At Concord New Hampshire June 26 1936 a Today in History recap notes 1690 French and Indian raids near Schenectady with 62 killed 30 captured. 1799 U S Constellation defeated a French frigate on the high seas. 1870 Congress created the meteorological service that became the Weather Bureau. 1895 Panama Canal financing scandal in France. 1926 U S Senate urged intervention in the anthracite strike. action not taken. 1927 World War Foreign Debt Commission ended after treaties with 13 nations. Obituaries and births include Fred F. Shedd and others from Concord Philadelphia Lubé Me. Ronald Colman Porgy Wood and Mrs Patrick Campbell noted.
A Chronicle Telegram reader reports near miss on West Ave where two boys on bicycles darted into traffic in front of a car between 3rd and 4th streets. The writer notes constant traffic injuries and cites Elyria Memorial Hospital caring for 105 patients, highlighting urban accident toll and anonymous letter etiquette.
The X Ray and modern anaesthetics revolutionize trauma care. Surgeons now see bone fractures instantly, eliminating guesswork. The piece reflects on how physicians handled injuries before these technologies and laments the pain endured by patients in earlier eras.
A glowing account praises Elyria’s hospital for swift, organized response to emergencies. The piece notes ready operating rooms, sterilization, and on call nurses and doctors, citing a smooth, coordinated team effort that reassures residents. It also mentions a banquet for Bender Body Co. and energy at the Willys-Overland plant, highlighting payroll significance.
An editor lauds the Bay Scout movement for its practical impact and its emblematic Good Turn spirit. February marks scouting’s birthday as 25,000 scouts prepare for a Washington jamboree in June, embodying democracy, citizenship, and service.
The article notes weariness with Maine as a political weather vane and reports a legislative proposal to move the state election from September to November, possibly requiring a voter referendum. It also mentions a congressional proposal to shift national elections to October, urging caution while awaiting Congress.
New York reports Jack Dempsey expands as a restaurateur with Cauliflower Corners and neighboring champions open eateries. Mickey Walker Tony Canzoneri James Braddock Benny Leonard join the food boom, while Berton Braley and others pursue publishing and poetry amid the portside shop scene.
The article defines gross income as all income from any source unless exempt, and details components for business and professional service incomes. It explains net income after allowable deductions and credits, then outlines personal exemptions, dependents credits, and the calculation of surtax net income, including the 4 percent normal tax and 34,000 surtax threshold.
A fragment lists anniversaries from 1773 to 1877 highlighting birthplaces, achievements, and death dates. Figures include William H. Harrison, Lydia E. Pinkham, Moses G. Farmer, Samuel Bowles, William T. Sampson, Amy Lowell, and George Allan England with scattered birthplaces and death details.
George Ade, famed humorist from Brook Indiana, is noted for today as a birthday. The Kentucky born writer gained prominence in American letters with plays and wit, though the source fragment provides only brief mention of his Kent birth.
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