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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1935
Page
11
The president of the American Tree Association urges immediate action to save American elms from Dutch elm disease. The effort would require a multi‑year, wide‑scale plan with substantial funding to protect urban trees and sustain relief and employment.
A fragment discusses evolutionary theory and age old questions about why today’s men and women appear taller and why feet have grown larger. It mentions scientists at Menreanolis, natural selection, and broad claims about anatomy, government largess, and changing burdens on citizens, with a tone of speculative inquiry.
The piece outlines four main accident causes: inexperience, thronpetenes, indifference to attention, and careless driving. It notes many long time drivers remain dangerous due to luck and lax licensing laws, with less than half of states enforcing standard driver license standards.
A fragmentary column contrasts summer lethargy with winter energy, noting how heat slows work and sharpens social satire. It references Japan and Russia trading barbs, a London scientist quip about whitewashing, and a Chicago relief recipient who bought a car yet lacks a vote.
O O McIntyre paints a vivid July scene along Realte and Broadway praising Flo Burkes widowed star buried in cinema. He describes Harlem and downtown nightlife with names like Cab Calloway Duke Ellington and Joe Louis, noting a shift in the citys cultural tide and Burkes enduring public appeal.
A reading of Romans 4 explains justification by faith using Abraham as the prime example. Paul argues Abraham was counted righteous before the law and before circumcision, illustrating faith as the basis of righteousness apart from deeds. The text reflects early Christian interpretation of grace and covenant, urging reliance on faith in God.
The fragment asserts that merit is not the basis of acceptance but baptism unites believers with Christ. It discusses verses from Galatians and讷 contexts implying unity with Christ through baptism, suggesting a doctrinal distinction between works and salvation by faith.
A collage of historic figures and milestones: Virginia revolutionary soldier Thomas Posey, Indiana governor candidates, Newburyport inventor Jacob Perkins, Vermont inventor Thomas Davenport, and others like Sirah Parton and Fanny Fern. Notes include dates, places, and short bios, reflecting milestones from Fan fex Co to Brooklyn and Boston. Mentions of historical events span Paris to Washington and industry figures shaping sewing machines, electric engineering, and the Ford reorganization in Delaware.
A garbled 1933 McNaught Syndicate snippet describes a woman in love, suspicious sentries near Rocheville and Morgan mansions, and a watchful walk with idle chatter. The passage reads like a stray dialogue note with fragmented phrases and unclear actions.
A fragmented list notes birthdays of prominent figures across years. Dorothy Thompson of New York born in Lancaster, Jane M. Beck of Philadelphia born there, Hans V. Kaltenborn of New York born in Milwaukee, Leo R. Sack of Mississippi born in Tupelo Ming, Pro Manon RK Kirkwood dean at Stanford Law born in Colorado Springs, and Gen Sir George Young keeper of the Tower of London born in 1849, among others.
The fragment discusses Capt Bruce Bairnefather, an English artist journalist, noting his fame and birth four years ago. It mentions Todal's Horoscope predicting nervous energy and executive ability shifting toward diplomacy as the day progresses, with a reference to the Star of India newspaper in Calcutta.
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