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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1933
Page
14
Babson forecasts 1933 business total at least 10 percent above 1932 with higher prices. He argues for a gradual recovery, stronger wholesale prices, rising employment, and a shift toward increased advertising and selling to harness latent buying power.
Ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless, effective liver support remedy. It claims the tablets cleanse the system, improve complexion, brighten eyes, and restore youthful energy with nightly use.
In Minneapolis a self organized group of about 25 000 jobless and 40 000 dependents formed a relief economy under the slogan Work No Dole A ward based plan assigns leaders to locate work and surplus goods A school building serves as a clearing house a script currency circulates for barter A special bank handles script workers haul products with donated vehicles and an oil firm provides fuel They report major outputs including sauerkraut canned produce wood painting churches and a clothing factory with batch production and tax foreclosure relief
The Dc E Ward Company annual Sales Conference in New London opens with reps from territories, noting 1932 strength and a bright 1939 outlook. New hires include C E Mayberry in New York state and Roy Kennedy for Pennsylvania. others listed. Dr O Neil Pacific Coast unavailable. meeting covers trade difficulties and new territories.
Snapographs capture a famous British Museum vase depicting men in bird costumes dancing to a flutist. Dated around 500 B.C., the piece reflects theatrical chorus themes and is of Georgian origin.
A vintage medical advertisement touts creosote products for persistent coughs colds and bronchitis claiming quick relief. It highlights Creomulsion with seven medicinal elements as effective and harmless and offers a money back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved.
A historian notes 1855 to 1886 Ohio Columbian issues reveal dense internal news with no major headlines. The February 27 1856 report covers the Republican National Convention at Pittsburgh and calls for repeal of slavery laws while praising Kansas free state aims.
The article touts Zemo as a soothing cure for itch irritation and skin diseases. It claims 26 years of use by millions and urges readers to try genuine Zemo sold by all druggists at 35c, 60c, or $1.
Elyria earned a notable finish in regional fire safety judging with a high score and second place for Lakewood, among seven Ohio cities achieving top grades above eighty nine percent. The record noted a disastrous fire Tuesday week marred the year, while voters listed several state offices and a supreme court judge slate.
Editor reflects on municipal versus private electric service discussing fair pricing and human contact with customers. He cites quotes on obligations of utilities, notes ongoing public goodwill, and urges readers to study available facts before forming opinions.
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