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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1932

Page

4

City Editor J Clard George notes publication details

Elyria newspaper billing lists edition schedule with daily except Sunday, second class entry, 12 cents per copy, 690 dollars yearly in advance, and mail rates for Lorain county Ohio and beyond. Advertising reps listed in Chicago New York Detroit.

J Clard George Elyria Lorain Ohi John W. Cullen Chicago, & So Michigan Ave New York Tarth Detroit General Motors

Fragmented Humorous Quips on Language and Marriage

A collage of light anecdotes on translation and desire. A wife asks a favor in a whisper, a husband notes fifty four wedding gifts, and a Chinese proverb reflects on the sea. The dialogue plays with climate, weather, money, and social expectations in a satirical communal voice.

Protest over collar prices triggers civic action and crossings safety plan

Citizens protest high linen collar costs and schedule a four day June festival while Elysia grade crossings will have a city watchman at seven crossings. Trains must slow to 15 mph and whistle at each crossing. A Lorant real estate deal buys 850 acres for 200 000 amid US Steel tie ins. Oberlin College seniors sworn to ab.

Thea Elysta Envy Council Evenme Erade Conner Black River Shettrelé Townshin Loram Corporation United States Steel Corporation Oberlin Oberlin College

Prohibition Reform Advocate Opposes Federal Liquor Policy

Philip R. Mather, Cleveland financier and Crusaders trustee, urged Ohio Wesleyan University students that liquor control should be returned to the states. He denied that prohibition enforcement had shown improvement, outlining arguments amid debates on repeal efforts.

Seates Delaware Philip R. Mather Cleveland The Crusaders National Organization For Repeal Mather Ohio Wesleyan University

Norris Reform to End Lame Duck Congressional Sessions

The Norris plan proposes a constitutional amendment to shift Congress start date to January 2 and move the presidential inauguration to January 1. This would end the long lame duck period, prevent shifts in political mood, and avoid end‑of‑term filibuster gridlock by allowing officials to take office shortly after election. The Senate has repeatedly passed the Norris resolution, but the House has blocked it.

United States Congress George Norris Vic Senate

That Superiority Complex and Popularity

A compact essay argues that the urge for popularity stems from self defense and confidence. It warns that claiming superiority in any form provokes resentment, as people prize equality and dislike perceived condescension or insults to their intelligence.

Notable anniversaries of historical figures across eras

A fragmented list highlights birthdays and death dates of leaders and scholars from Hamilton Americas to Lord Curzon. Individuals include Aaron Burr, Wolcott, Cornel, John Warden, Org Cannon, William James, and others linked to Connecticut, New York, Ottawa, Ithaca, and Chocorua.

Hamilton Americas Treasury West Indies New York City Aaron Bure Wolcott Treasus Connecticut Litchfield Vaidvan Canada Glasa Ottawa Orga Cannon Mormonanos Enstend Monteres Cal Isti Willhem James New York Chocorua Lord Curzon

Events marking U.S. government seat and midwest territorial change

The items note 1785 when New York City hosted the federal government, 1805 creation of the Territory of the Northwest, 1861 incorporation of Vassar College in Pougn neensie NY, and a 1888 blizzard in the Northnet States.

United States New York City Wmid- Zan Vassar Female College Pougnneensie Guiest Northnet States

Notable Figures and Births Across Time

A survey of historical figures. Eva le Grea celebrated actress born at Schuster Farm. Aline C H famed feminist born in New Jersey. Judge Scott Wisw of the First Circuit born in Falmouth. Dr Oler Wonorlie, psychologist, born in Sioux City. A Sterling Calder sculptor born in Philadelphia. Thomas P Divon, New York playwright, born in Selby. Harry Selfr, noted iron merchant born in Wisconsin.

Tie Cassin Carnegie Insvinmpon Aering Schuster Fallm Eva le Grea Aline Kentucky avGle Alice Peal fTore Town N. J Scott Wisw Circuit Court of Anneals Falmout Oler WoNorlie Rec Sox City Aso A. Sterling Calder News Fuvladelphi Thomas Pdivon York Mre Selby Harry Selfr Don Merchant Wis

Tutors as guides shaping minds across the world

The passage discusses tutors acting as guides rather than school teachers, shaping minds along a path of learning. It notes a dual error of reliance on early mental trends and emphasizes India’s large share of the world population, highlighting a broad view of influence and population context.

The Silent Observer And Humorous Reflections

A patchwork of fragments on friendship, ambition, hunger, and marriage. Jokes about surgeons, drivers, and puns mingle with a verse on the hundredth man and a Chicago judge urging married couples to stay friends.

Chicago

Industrial move to new Elyria factory and aviation school proposal

The Superior Metal Products Company moves its machinery to a new factory at Adams and Bond streets in Elyria and plans to employ about 65 workers. In Lorain a school of aviation and meteorological research project was introduced in Congress by Representative W G Sharp of Elsie Tid.

Superor Metal Products Elyras Inlant Industry Adams and Bond Streets Lorain Congress W. G. Sharp Els- Tid

Elyria Post Office Block to Be Ready for March 17 Dedication

The Elyria Centennial Executive Committee expects the new $150000 post office building to be ready for dedication on March 17, the 100th anniversary of Elyria's founding by Heman Ely. The committee has practiced plans for the event.

Elyria Elyria Post Offic Heman Ely

Elvira High to Commence 25 Seniors with Hoffman Speech

Elvira High School will hold its January commencement on January 20 with Ohio Wesleyan University president John W. Hoffman delivering the address. Nine participants include 25 seniors set to graduate. Police report poison liquor linked to a death. Elyria police and coroner Vi Be Perrys announce manslaughter charges for local liquor sellers.

John W. Hoffman Ohio Wesleyan University Elvira High School Elvira Sellers Elyri Police Vi BE Perrys Elyria

Oberlin College reports income for past year

The financial department of Oberlin College announced today that the college’s income for the year just closed shows financial activity. The report provides a summary of revenues and expenditures for the academic year ending December 31.

Oberlin Oberlin College Todiv

Gustine Sister Wins Huron Hills Women’s Golf Title

At Huron Hills Golf Club in Gustine, Helen Gustine, the sister of long-time champions Net and Dick Gustine, claimed the women's championship after both brothers could not compete this year. The family’s grip on club titles shifts as Helen rises to win.

Detroit Gustine Huron Hills Net Dick Gustinne Helen

Club Chat and Clever Quips on Driving Lessons

A fragment from a social page notes banter about teaching a wife to drive and remarks on zeal, kindness, and persistence. The short exchange hints at humor and practical motives for a new car.

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