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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
8
The record lists key historical milestones: 1868 and the U S House resolved to impeach President Johnson. 1874 marks the start of the women's movement against liquor sales in Ohio and its spread. 1916 the German Emperor and Crown Prince urged troops at Verdun. 1918 Russia's Bolshevik government accepted Germany's peace terms.
The 103rd Regiment group voted to buy land at Stop 72 on the Lake Shore Electric Railway to house aged members and to erect a monument. The tract lies on the lake bank and promises a communal memorial site.
Noted writer George Moore, famed for his Irish literary influence, was born in 1852 and died on January 21. The obituary references his contributions to modern Irish and European literature.
The Bliss Orchestra also performed under the baton of Ward Bliss, delivering a concert program aligned with the conductor’s interpretation and ensemble style.
The text states that smoking in Russia was once denounced as a deadly sin based on the biblical quote from St. Mark VII 15 about defilement.
The article argues that the last stage of a economic downturn shows rising inflation demands. It notes around fifty bills in Congress seek inflation via debasement of coinage or currency printing. Hoover opposition and a new administration's stance on sound money are key factors shaping the outcome.
The annual trade review notes steel sold last year mainly for containers, surpassing railroads, building, and car makers. Rail shipments fell to under a million tons from 1920s highs as economic restraint hit traffic. Canning and prepared foods sustain tin can production, while some households still can raw foods. The piece calls these times a tin can age.
Restoration of the gold standard looms as urgent at the world economic conference. The first order of business, with the United States France Italy eager to return, and Britain and Japan the most desired restores by those nations.
The Camden Times in East Camden, New Jersey, criticizes proposed tax cuts as robbing Peter to pay Paul. It argues real saving requires trimming government spending, not shifting burdens between taxes.
The Boston Transcript notes Sing Sing prison earned a net profit of about 250000 from its industrial programs last year. It adds a wry remark that many law abiding businessmen would tolerate a jail term to learn such methods.
A Lorain powerhouse project employs over 200 workers to string power lines to Olmsted Falls Berea and Amherst quarries and Ey ria area through the Charles Milligan Company. A fire at Worthington Ball Factory and Machine Parts Co caused about 11000 in damages with thousands of golf balls ruined and warped before containment.
Chronicle-Telegram notes from Feb 24 1923 summarize Elhria data over five years. Police Chief Stankard cites 587 intoxication arrests in 1918, 27 in 1919, 187 in 1920, 167 in 1921, and 142 in 1922, with $100000 in liquor confiscated. The probate license clerk laments few marriage licenses issued in recent days.
A 65 year old, described as a two gun man, was questioned in Cleveland about the February 28 1925 Lorain post office robbery and denied participation. He admitted riding in the car from which another suspect was killed when struck by a tram the following day. The rivers and harbors committee approved 65000 for Lorain harbor improvements to straighten a bend in the Black River.
Obituary notes list Dr. Albert E. Winship editor of the Journal of Education born West Bridgewater Massachusetts died February 17 aged 8? years. Dr. Herbert Dickey explorer of unknown South America born Highland Falls New York aged 57. Preston S Arkwright president of Georgia Power Co Atlanta born Savannah Georgia aged 62. Herbert A Wagner public utilities leader born Philadelphia aged 66. Robert P. Skinner U S minister to Latvia Estonia and Lithuania born Massillon Ohio aged 67. Bishop Ernest G Richardson Philadelphia Methodist leader born St Vincent West Indies aged 59. Bertram Adams writer Bull Adams born California aged 54. Sir Samuel Hoare Secretary of State for India born 53.
Today marks anniversaries of historic figures such as 1772 William Harris Crawford born in Nelson County Virginia and later a Georgia lawyer and U S Senator, 1797 Samuel Lover Irish novelist and painter, 1400 Stephen T Logan Lincoln law partner born Kentucky, 1814 Henry Kirke Brown sculptor born Leyden Massachusetts, 1836 Winnslow Homer painter born Boston died Secaucus Maine 1910, 1849 Joan H Comstock entomologist born Janesville Wisconsin died Ithaca New York 1931.
The reading highlights a strong friendship focus and a beloved teacher admired by students and respected by many. It notes generous tendencies that may affect material means but promises supporters and a lasting remembrance rather than substantial wealth.
Yellow or green foods are generally rich sources of Vitamin A. These hues indicate carotenoid compounds that the body converts into vitamin A, supporting vision immunity and skin health.
Permanent Carlisle Township Taxpayers League formed to study taxation and government spending. Residents plan future meetings at East Carlisle School auditorium near Monday at 8 PM. Alfred P. Grills of Columbia Station spoke on government costs. meeting chaired by A Wenah.
Fragmentary note asserts humanity seeks endless meaning and that interpretation defines existence. It reflects on finite minds grappling with vast truths beyond grasp. The text critiques rigid certainty, urging openness to multiple viewpoints and shared inquiry.
In Ireland tensions rise as a Saon blood deal becomes a focal point in local discourse. Officials and communities weigh impact on safety and economic relations amid evolving political dynamics.
The copy argues that no cigarette should be strong and that Chesterfields achieve a balanced mild taste. It emphasizes avoiding harshness or overpowering flavors while using a blend of tobaccos to please steady smokers and claim a superior, mild smoking experience.
The reasons behind the mystery of why an eye winks continue to perplex researchers. Expert theories offer instinctive, neurological, or social explanations, but no definitive answer has emerged.
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