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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1934
Page
8
The editorial laments early political maneuvering in the new City Council after its first meeting. It notes a party line 4 to 3 vote, a split rules committee, and calls for unity, cooperation, and steady action on finances public works and city problems over the next two years.
The Chinese government bans showing anti war films that depict grieving families or wounded soldiers. Officials argue emotions that paint war as hardship are forbidden to ensure films stay effective propaganda. The piece contrasts with American cinema and warns audiences tire of one emotional tone.
A Northwestern University professor argues there is no universal peak work time. Habit, eating and sleep patterns shape efficiency more than night or morning preferences. Mental attitude and discipline affect task initiation, with timing varying by individual lifestyle.
A Look Ahead reflects on past cycles of hardship and renewal, urging courage and faith while noting a potential rebound as markets, factories, and labor ready to turn. It cites optimism about brighter days, economic recovery, and the Providence guiding progress.
Frank Crane extols agreeableness as the key job quality and social lubricant. He urges constant pleasantness to win contracts, favors, and broad social approval, comparing agreeable behavior to lighting up rooms and providing relief in many situations. He urges practice and a cheerful demeanor.
A farmer, economical in managing his farm and workers, falls into a cistern while repairing a curb. He swims but cannot climb out as the water is cold and his wife lacks a rope. She calls for the hired help to pull him out, debating dinner time versus pulling now.
January 3, 1934 list notes birthdays of Lucretia Mott Douglas Jerrold Thomas Bramiette Thomas Hill Watts Father Damien Woods Hutchinson. It records birthplaces and death dates including Philadelphia Philadelphia Kentucky Alabama and England with several death dates from 1857 to 1930.
Birth of Cicero the Roman orator in 106 B C. Battle of Princeton fought in 1777 near New Jersey. First building and loan association established in Philadelphia in 1831. British Empire observes Day of Prayer for war success in 1915.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge born in Burlington Vermont sixty five years ago is listed among birthdays. Patrick J Hurley former Secretary of War born in Oklahoma fifty one years ago. Dr John Mcdill Fox dean born Milwaukee forty three years ago. Gilbert Seldes born Alliance New Jersey age forty one. Francis S Harmon born Paulding Mississippi now in New York fifty years ago. Dr Helen H Parkhurst born New York City forty seven years ago. Dr E Stanley Jones born Baltimore fifty years ago. James C Stone born Richmond Kentucky tobacco merchant and former Federal Farm Board chair is fifty six years old.
You have a well balanced nature and will show zeal in carrying out your designs. A sensuous crafty tendency may aid success by guiding careful quiet action. Avoid cruel tendencies as they could grow. Work hard.
Istanbul report states a Soviet plane has been added to the civil line between Istanbul and Ankara alongside two American Curtis-Wright airplanes. The Soviet machine, a tenth anniversary gift to Turkey, will carry nine passengers.
The note explains factional slang where fie tee means hurry man man signals stop and masks means all right or never mind reflecting quick speech patterns in pidgin English usage.
An anonymous verse warns that a life wasted to toil for self ends as a debtor in the Infinite Plan. It asserts true value comes from unselfish, global aims that ease others’ burdens, otherwise efforts and talents are squandered after death.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McMillan hosted a supper Sunday with Howard McMillan and children and Mrs. Kathryn McMillan of Lorain in attendance. Lucille Senning and Charlie Senning visited Loretta and Francis Lewis. others hosted and visited family across Vincent. Ella Jane Harnish returned home after staying with Mrs. Eleanor Babcock in Huron. Baldwin and Stinebring families visited John Harnish and kin Saturday evening.
The Methodist church held services Sunday morning with Rev. F. A. Ashbourn delivering a message from Timothy urging believers to persevere in faith as soldiers of Christ. He noted Paul’s age and wrote that true religion demands self denial and effort. Nine attended Sunday School as two announcements were made.
Mrs Franck Eschtruth hosts Ladies Aid Society Thursday afternoon and church board meets Thursday evening in the parlors. About 40 attended the Epworth League session Sunday at the church with Milas Neva Goodsite presiding and readings and songs led by Arthur Eschtruth Starr Hurnish and Edith Hurlbut. The pledge was recited and the group adopted the name Vincent Epworth League.
Leo Koessel of West Dover stays with his Aunt Mrs. F B Lewis for several days. Mr. and Mrs. John Beese hosted dinner at Oberlin road with George Beese and family visiting. George Puskas of Lorain visited. Paul McIntire and Dermott Pickett from Mansfield spent the weekend with C E McIntire and family. Kathryn McMillan of Lorain called on Mrs. F H Lewis Sunday evening.
A brief notice presents aims to raise standards of amusement and relaxation, promoting a bracing approach to leisure activities. It emphasizes improving quality experiences and fostering healthier, more engaging pastimes.
Ten Conservation Corps youths were fined $2 each for stealing riders on a train in Springfield Massachusetts. They had $10 total. Timothy Harrington who faced a drunkenness charge paid the remaining $8. Harrington received a jail sentence after assisting.
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