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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1933
Page
10
Eleven home account keepers show average yearly food purchases of 149.26 dollars, down from 223.64, with home grown foods valued at 136.42 per family. Fuel, clothing, and household items also declined or held steady as overall costs eased.
Ridgeville Grange held an Institute January 11 and 12 at the Grange Hall showcasing collaboration among Ridgeville and Fields entities. State speakers, 4-H demonstrations, school music, and a two-day program culminated in a comedy played by Grangers and new officer selections for next year.
Araminta Williams fends off three rival stepsisters by choosing Barney Tyson and plans a morning wedding in Washington at Aunt Min's. A late change of heart leads to a reconsideration of love for Janney Breckenridge as Nicky erases crucial notes, while Rhoda observes a new suitor, Barney, arriving early and wearing pajamas in Aunt Min's sitting room.
Washington January 18. Relief efforts continue as 53 000 families receive food 21000 get clothing 7300 receive building materials 6800 get nails 60000 plus receive typhoid inoculations and 5000 receive medical aid 3800 receive tetanus shots 3300 plus dysentery cases. Five emergency hospitals operate with 1500 volunteers assisting.
The text notes the blue sky forming mainly in the atmosphere about two to ten miles above the earth and mentions that Newton’s mother hoped to raise him as a farmer or grazier, with mountains piercing the blue violet sky from their summits.
Thousands seek the root cause of stomach distress as olive tablets from Dr Edwards claim to stimulate the liver and bowels. A vegetable compound that leaves no griping promises quick relief and permission to eat freely with one or two tablets at bedtime.
Miss Charlotte Brooks reports 1932 at Elyria Library saw total circulation reach 159703, up 29971 from 1931. Adult and juvenile rates rose about 25 and 23 percent, with 1003 January and 1011 November daily records.
Denmark maintains about 1200 small YMCA and YWCA associations scattered in villages nationwide, excluding the large cities.
A vivid reminiscence of New York tenements and bohemian scenes. The piece contrasts grim urban life with glamorous old Broadway hangouts at the Imperial Hotel and Belasco, naming figures like Katharine Corne and Ziegfeld era peers, while praising newspapering as a bewitching trade.
The narrator recalls editor John Vandercook, a famed London correspondent who broke the news of Queen Victoria’s death. The writer notes Vandercook’s imperial bearing and his death that year, reflecting on the gap between youth and such historic achievement.
The text recalls a daily column under Vandercook with the quirky "Sam, and Nonsense" voice. It mentions a transformation as the author contemplates leaving the paper to pursue more serious work, hinting at changes in the newspaper's voice and direction.
Chicago mayor announces that multilingual operators will handle calls to non English speakers and that patrol officers will shift from radio rooms to active duty to free personnel for field work.
Boston report shows eighty five firebugs convicted of burning to defraud in Massachusetts during the past year the largest number in state history according to a United Press dispatch.
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