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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1939
Page
4
Fragmented OCR passage discusses landowners using barbarian captives for tilling soil and social arrangements. It claims emperors granted large groups of captives small plots and arranged marriages, linking to serfdom and a claim connected to the Russian Revolution.
A noisy compilation lists birthdays and deaths for poets scholars and public figures. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Ernest Rep French philosopher and others are named with birthplaces and dates, plus notes on careers and landmark events from 1682 to 1938.
The devotional life is a life fully given to God not a specialty for saints alone. Lent offers means to grow devotion and refresh self consecration. Various social notices describe gatherings and family visits around Colum bia Station and nearby towns with hosts like the Walkdens and Carrs.
The National Youth Administration launches farming training classes teaching irrigation, cultivation, stock and poultry raising. Initiated in Arizona as a cooperative project with Arizona State Teachers College at Temple and the State Department of Vocational Agriculture, the program aims to attract youths to modern agricultural careers and highlight farming as a skilled, honorable profession.
The article notes Brazil's strategic economic role for the United States, including oils, manganese, rubber, and coffee trade. It highlights currency shortages, Brazil seeking loans, and barter with Germany as a risk to US trade, with Aranha and Hull talks shaping policy and defense.
The article cites over 12,000 students in chemical engineering and credits basic research with creating hundreds of thousands of jobs in electronics, plastics, lacquers, and film. It notes executives praising research budgets, predicts future products and industries, and argues faith and free speech drive progress without violence.
Today brings tactful notice and moderate luck. Opportunities for success exist if pursued carefully. otherwise, avoid risky moves and stay in safer, shallow waters. Proceed with caution and steady steps.
The Elyria Board of Health named W. E. Maddock to succeed A. J. Braman who resigned after 14 years in the post. The city also plans a library funding push at the next Elyria Chamber of Commerce meeting and noted a clergy change at Second Congregational Church with Willam A. Hutchinson set to become pastor succeeding Rev. J. Reese.
Flood and ice battered the new Lake road bridge over the Vermilion river yesterday and last night, with two large supports carried away. The East Carlisle school building, nearing completion, will be open for public inspection tonight.
The passage quotes Aristotle on law and justice and contrasts governance by law with tyranny, noting that humans are best under law and justice but become terrible without them.
The Washington column notes four global incidents last week as possible preludes to a larger conflict. Japanese actions in Hongkong and French Indo China, a Tunis Libya border clash, and a Dutch vessel torpedoing are cited as warning signs of Axis cooperation and future aggression.
In St. Clair County Jail Belleville Sheriff D A Prindable released a possum given by friends to patrol the cells. He reports no rats have been seen for weeks since the marsupial took over rat catching duties.
The University of Toledo begins a course mixing lectures and demonstrations that grants college credit for candid camera work. Ownership of a camera and access to a darkroom are required.
The text explains what car related deductions are allowed under income tax law. Purchase price is non deductible but maintenance costs such as fuel, repairs, garage rent, and depreciation may be deductible. Other items include registration fees licenses property taxes interest on car loans losses from business use damages to others and insurance for business vehicles.
In reply to Glen Hanlon's article, Dr. Ettinger backs one hour curb parking on Main Street and criticizes harsh treatment of city police. He notes shoppers travel to outskirts for trading due to parking conditions and urges following officers' example. Also mentions Wales mine lamp safety upgrades.
Rev Christy and daughters attended the funeral of Mrs M E Lee in Belle Center. Family from Lodi Spencer York Medina Litchfield and Canton joined in birthday supper for the seventy ninth celebrant. Friends from Wellington to South Amherst attended social events and gatherings throughout the week.
Twelve members and two guests attended the Belden Quit Club gathering at Mrs. Estella Aldrichs home. Over half a quilt was finished during the day and a noon dinner was served. Mrs. Anna Hosler will host the club in March.
Mrs K E Lower hosted the Lat-a-Lot Club Thursday afternoon at her home. The gathering was social with a refreshment course served. In two weeks Mrs Claire Miller will entertain the club at her home.
Milnthorpe volunteer firefighters in England go on strike after the insurance firm failed to pay them following two fires. The action underscores fault lines between volunteers and insurers as local services face disruption.
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