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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1933
Page
10
A couple escapes a blue mood with a weekend trip to Niagara Falls. The writer praises rail travel, describes views from the gorge and state park islands, and wonders about dam plans and evolving waterfront architecture as honeymooners seek happiness. Next week promise is a new jaunt.
Dodge Brothers reports continued growth in retail sales for the final week of 1932. Dodge passenger cars sold the week ending December 1 rose 5 percent from the prior week, while Dodge trucks increased 1.7 percent. The five weeks ending December 31 show a 33.5 percent rise over 1931 deliveries and a 307 percent jump over the last five weeks of 1930.
Oldsmobile cars attract steady crowds at Glen Rogers showroom on West Broad as the 1933 models lead the motor attraction. Rogers cites value price reductions, distinctive styling of the Six and Straight Eight, and Fisher No draft individually controlled generation system as key features fueling public interest.
New frame construction with an X-type cross member strengthens the car frame and improves stability. The design enables lower air-streamed lines for both the Six and the Straight Eight, enhancing comfort and riding quality.
Plymouth Motor Corporation, the sole auto maker to raise 1932 business vs 1931, plans to keep January February production steady. Shipments to De Soto Dodge and Chrysler dealers rose 133.3 percent from 1931, with December up 658.2 percent and November at 418.3 percent. Plymouth’s share of NCC cars climbed from about seven percent to over fourteen percent in 1922.
Floyd Arnold a 24 year old music teacher faced theft by bailee charges after police found instruments he borrowed from students in pawn shops. Bond set at 759 dollars as officers cited pawn tickets found on his person and neighbors split on the incident.
Kelso Washington many schools closed early in December due to a protracted cold spell. Students enjoyed an unexpected holiday extending through the Christmas vacation.
Washington January 14 President Hoover is in excellent health as he prepares to leave the White House after four trying years. White House physician Captain Joel T. Boone credits fitness routines and diet for the president’s stamina. Hoover weighed 210 pounds at the start and now stands 176 to 178 pounds after daily medicine-ball exercises, long walks, riding, and horseback outings.
Six hundred thousand fingerlings raised at the hatchery in Dubois were distributed within the last year. They were released into Fremont County streams headwaters, with stock packed in Wind River range lakes in large cans for transport.
Fort Worth, Texas completes the Eagle Mountain dam the final and largest link in a $6,000,000 water supply and flood control system. The system guarantees ample water for 100 years, prevents flood losses, and could someday allow barge traffic from Fort Worth to the Gulf via the Trinity River.
A letter from New York describes a man aged 47 who abandons a high pressure finance career after a market crash. He travels, cashes $8,000 in traveler's cheques, stays in cheap hotels, takes odd jobs, mingles with varied crowds, and embraces roaming life while reflecting on thrift and ambition.
A fragment notes arrival in London amid a raffish mood, suggesting the speaker enters a scene marked by jaunty style and a bold, unsettled demeanor. The snippet hints at a larger narrative of travel and self-presentation without full context.
Excerpts describe bleak life in hardship areas where people seek meaning in inns and brothels. The speaker foresees toppled governments, bloodshed, and chaos as civilization dissolves into unrest, while noting a questionable Russian idea and personal vow to endure on $3 a week among drone-like workers.
A clipped OCR fragment cites a 1933 McNaught Syndicate comedy line about alms house pity and memories, conveying a circumscribed remark with unclear full context. The readable portion hints at character reflections and humorous resignation within the piece.
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