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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1934
Page
11
City editor remnant notice for Clare Georgs publication details rates and distribution terms. Includes Elyria postoffice entry, 1879 act, single copy price three cents, carrier boy delivery, and yearly mail rates for Elyria and adjoining counties with foreign advertising reps listed.
Two expeditions led by the agriculture department, one from Tokyo and one from Moscow, depart into the Gobi and Turkestan to seek resilient plants and trees. Since exploration began, researchers have found durum wheat from Russia, soybeans with thousands of strains, date palms, figs, the Chinese elm, sugar cane and other valuable varieties, enriching American agriculture.
A practical synthetic rubber, made from acetylene, salt and water, is declared equal to natural rubber for most uses. It is expensive at about one dollar per pound and not yet competitive, but its development signals less dependence on foreign rubber. British efforts to monopolize rubber supplies underscored the risk of war impacting prices, and the new product offers potential price stability and domestic supply security.
A light essay on typographical errors in newspapers. It notes how a misplaced punctuation mark can invert meaning and cause stress for editors and printers, with a humorous example from Essen involving a birthday telegram to Hitler. The piece laments the human error that yields gray hairs among newsroom workers.
A child prodigy whose apparent mind reading astonishes audiences was examined by a psychologist. The father was told the boy’s superiority may be overstated and parental praise can spoil potential. The piece argues self confidence differs from conceit and highlights a child’s subtle understanding of expectations.
A skeptical note suggests the Vermont bank robbery headline recalls old times while referencing empire compare and a Canadian’s voyage to claim an estate equals profit and loss in travel. A missionary remarks on Borneo tribes and how civilization shapes behavior as a mirror of modern press.
This long tasting piece collects various light anecdotes from a Liar’s club and readers. It recalls Chester Owen of Juaniata Nebraska’s tale under contest scrutiny and notes a father from Lenoir City Tennessee who once raised hogs on a river island. It then shifts to hunting memories by Oscar St Norling of Lubbock Texas and a remarkable long range shot at a buck. The narrative continues with a salmon trout story, a hybrid fish with unusual features, traveling up the Klamath river to spawn and meeting the dam at Sanye Bar where a collision with a power line ends the journey.
An assortment of pithy musings on living well and social quirks. The piece riffs on desire to improve life, human habits, and oddities in belief and linguistics. It muses on polygyny, grammar, primitive health, luck charms, and endurance in social rituals.
The piece emphasizes divine approval through miracles and the Holy Spirit. It notes Israel’s history of fire from heaven, Pentecost as seal of Christ’s work, and believers sealed by the Spirit. It urges confidence in God’s nearness and guiding light for those serving Him.
A digest of notable birthdays and historical anniversaries including Charles Chaille Long born in Maryland and died 1927, plus figures like Garfield shot in 1881, U S presidents and scholars with birthplaces and ages. Also notes on Independence Day debates, suffrage milestones, and prominent birthdays across political and academic fields.
A dated horoscope praises a strong steady person who will give comfort to friends and be honored in declining years. The world is deemed better for his life. A separate remark notes that a stronger League of Nations would push smaller European countries under its financial control.
Today marks anniversaries of Christopher Gluck born in 1714, Nathan Read pioneer in steam navigation born in 1759, George H. Corliss born 1817, Lucius J. Knowles born 1819, Sir Charles Tupper born 1821, Richard Henry Stoddard born 1825, and Francis Amasa Walker born 1840. Died dates and places noted for each.
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