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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1934
Page
2
By R. J. Scott single copy price three cents. Carrier and carrier rates listed. Newspaper offers daily mall delivery outside Elyria in Lorain and adjoining counties and Ohio state options. Rates include 15 cents weekly and seven eighty annual in advance.
Alfred Harcourt of New York, a prominent book publisher, was born near Zanesville, Ohio, about 63 years ago. The note also records a figure born in Zanesville, Ohio, around 59 years ago.
The Ways and Means Committee pursues retaliation against nations like France. A provision would require the secretary of the treasury with presidential approval to identify tax discrimination against Americans and U.S. interests and allow a 50 percent tax increase on those taxed by the offending nation. The aim is to deter, not to raise revenue.
The piece explains how many animals hibernate through winter, sinking into torpid sleep for weeks. While they lose 30 to 40 percent of body weight, their vital processes continue, enabling survival when food is scarce and avoiding dangerous migrations.
The loss of the Columbia recalls 1927 Atlantic flights by Clarence Chamberlain and Charles A. Levine, and later trips by J. Errol Boyd and Harry P. Connor. Mabel Bell aided its fame while Roger Q. Williams flew it NY to Bermuda. The plane’s flameout marks the passing of a aviation symbol.
A Social Service Research council commission, headed by Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, will study the nation’s international relations policy. Backed by the Rockefeller Foundation and with President Roosevelt’s support, it plans hearings and extensive research across major centers, reporting by October 1 next.
A compilation argues the United States shows fewer murders per capita than some nations but more than others. It cites France, Germany, England, and Wales, plus Chile and Brazil, then shifts to a Virginia intoxication bill and brief comments on Ohio and Babe Ruth.
Brief comic scene shows a judge recalling a past disturbance as a prisoner admits teaching the judge's daughter singing lessons. The piece frames a humorous confrontation with a housemaid Nan fired for mistreating china.
A mosaic of light humor and social quips appears from a late era strip. It features Ezra and marriage musings with Perkins sisters and a joke about brides, plus a gag about pain free patients and a jab at economists and headache tablet makers.
A boy asks Mr. Jones for a loan of a corkscrew, and Jones agrees to bring it over after directing the boy to go home. The exchange reveals a modest domestic moment and a neighborly gesture in a small-town setting.
A neighboring town editor is presented a handsome bouquet by fellow citizens. A church quartet sings and a minister speaks, then six husky men carry the editor from the house to a model sedan as the town forms a parade. The crowd returns home content to have brightened a life in death.
A satirical piece treats a hard boiled vegg as indistinguishable from others with a sharp blunt style. The character is described as yellow inside, a metaphor for moral weakness. It reads as a quirky newspaper column than a dramatic feature.
A May remark expresses a preference for Professor Jones over Professor Smith in an academic context, signaling differing opinions about the two faculty members.
A collection of quirky lines and anecdotes appears, including professor quotes about finally and lastly, a witty reversal on punishment, a bird anecdote about marriage to a deceased wife’s sister, and a child’s puzzled reply about what fell on his head, all conveyed in a light comic tone.
A kitchen tip advises dipping a knife in cold water before slicing a pie topped with meringue to prevent the meringue from pulling away from the crust, ensuring clean cuts and tidy edges.
A devotional meditation on Judges 10 recounts cycles of rest and ruin following Gideon, Abimelech’s tyranny, and repeated national backsliding. The author asks divine rebuke for worship of other gods and prays for mercy and salvation through divine glory.
The rule requires all individuals with 1933 gross income of 5000 dollars or more or net income of 1000 dollars or more. Married couples jointly earning 5000 gross or 2500 net must file. Exemptions include 1000 per single person and 2500 for married couples or heads of families.夫妻可选择 joint or separate returns but once filed for a year cannot amend after due date.
On this date anniversaries include Gouverneur Morris born 1752 in Morristown New York statesman and diplomat died 1816 Bernard Barton born 1784 English Quaker poet died 1849 Franz Schubert born 1797 Austrian composer died 1828 Erastus Brooks born 1815 New York editor-politician philanthropist died 1886 James G Blaine born 1830 Maine statesman and secretary
Brief list of notable figures with birthplaces and death dates: a Pennsylvania born presidential candidate who died in Washington on January 27, 1893. James Bassett, a Union soldier and missionary born in Ontario who died in Los Angeles on March 10, 1906. Nathan Straus, New York merchant and philanthropist born in Bavaria who died in New York City on January 11, 1931. James G. Huneker, Philadelphia born musician and critic who died February 9, 1921.
Timeline style entry listing events from 1606 Guy Fawkes to 1917 Germany submarine warfare and 1865 and 1892 developments. Includes Bri tain’s Gunpowder Plot reference, 13th Amendment passage, English preacher Charles H. Sanreonn death, and German submarine policy declaration.
Gen William H Atterbury president of the Pennsylvania Railway born in New Albany Indiana six decades ago Admiral Henry A Wiley retired U S N born Troy Alabama 67 years ago Hans F A Schoenfeld U S Minister to the Dominican Republic born Providence Rhode Island 45 Dr Irving Langmuir Sche nectady New York Nobel prize chemist born Brooklyn New York 53 John Spargo Vermont author sociologist born England 58 Rupert Hughes novelist Biographer born Lancaster Missouri 62 Zane Grey Western novelist
The reading warns that today may bring impulsive actions over reason. Exercise discretion to gain more in the long run, as force may win a point now but danger follows such decisions.
The combined volume of all oceans and seas is calculated to be about 300 million cubic miles, representing a global survey of Earth’s major water bodies and their total capacity.
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