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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1933
Page
5
Government data warn a housing shortfall of about 500000 with building activity at 1929 lows. Demand will rise for small one family homes under 5000 and for repairs. Builders note bargains in labor and materials as prices inch up. act now to spur employment and recovery.
Samuel Untermeyer argues that had the Pujo committee's 1912 recommendations been adopted the Morgan practices now criticized might have been prohibited. He notes interlocking directorates and bank connections condemned by the report, but says Congress did little to act, leaving harmful practices potentially beyond statutes and awaiting future congressional action.
The article notes mixed reactions to the open camping season. It describes indifferent, envious, professional, adventurous, and blissfully ignorant campers. Automobiles expand reach, threatening the wilderness as more people roam beyond traditional wild places.
A brief, coy exchange shows tensions rising after a playful honeymoon period. She asks “Do you me darling” prompting his casual reply “Sure, Mike,” signaling a shift in mood and possible miscommunication.
A pair of clipped captions reference a line about a telephone girl and a discussion of self defense by The Modern Mothers. The items mix turn of phrase with a blunted moral stance and include a stray remark about golf ball distance.
The message notes the ease of entering debt and the difficulty of escaping it. It emphasizes that paying as you go is a good habit, if possible, and states that the city manager’s office will officially assume the role on September 1.
Elyria could welcome a new Gus Sun vaudeville house as his representative visits the area. The National Tube Company plans to expand Lorain mills per president W B Schilier. A gas boom in eastern Lorain County wanes with Standard Oil considering exit.
A collection of weather lore notes links wind, rain, and temperature to forecasts with phrases about rising and falling barometers. It quotes Eliz Joceline and hints at farmer refinement and personal reflections on love and marriage amid fragmented text segments.
Lorain has been selected as the first Ohio city to celebrate the centennial of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry's victory in the Battle of Lake Erie. Home Week runs July 13 to 20 with receptions, land and naval parades, pageantry, and fireworks as thousands of visitors are expected.
Ten years ago in Lorain and Elyria more than 100 men reportedly took vows in an open field near Dead Van's Curve north of Elyria during a Ku Klux Klan initiation. About 1000 Klansmen were present, many in robes and masks.
In Lorain County the Williams Alloy Products Company announced a 50 thousand dollar expansion for the plant this year. The project includes a new building and additional furnaces boosting capacity to 50 tons of metal daily. A memory of local births notes Elyria Memorial Hospital set a one day record with five babies born. Oberlin-L. Sears of Albion Michigan arrived in Oberlin Monday evening to begin two months of familiarization with duties.
Federal officials ordered a housewife to surrender a necklace of gold coins worn for years. The ten pieces, valued at about 250 dollars each, date back to 1853, reflecting a long association with the wearer and the anti hoarding law in effect.
Listed anniversaries include Samuel de Champlain born in Canada, founder of Quebec, with death in 1625. Samuel Huntington born in Windham, Conn, signer of the Declaration and leader who died in 1796. John Singleton Copley Boston painter died 1815 in London. Henry Grattan Irish orator died 1820. George L Fox actor born in Boston died 1877. Sam W Small Atlanta evangelist and editor born in Knoxville in 1851.
The list records 1608 Quebec founding 1775 Washington assumes command at Cambridge 1819 New York Bank for Savings opens 1890 Idaho statehood 1895 Spanish fleet defeated at Santiago 1904 Theodore Herzl dies at 44, marking key moments in history across eras.
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