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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1934

Page

5

Chronicle Telegram Publication Details and Pricing

The Lorain County Chronicle Telegram lists circulation audit information and office details at Second Street Elyria Ohio. It notes publication daily except Sundays holidays and tariff rates including three cents per copy and annual subscriptions varying by location.

Chronicle-Telegram Second Street Elyria Ohio Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company Mail Der John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York Sitth Ave Detroit General Motors

Great year for orators sparks presidential campaign tone

In a July 13 1934 outlook piece notable orators shape the political scene. Senator Borah attacks NRA policies while Jim Reed targets Congress and the New Deal. Independent Democrats like Brainbridge Colby may join later as party lines blur and oratory dominates the campaign.

Tugwell Middle West AAA William E. Borah NRA Jim Reed United States Brainbridge Colby

Beautiful but Dumb Girls Out in Judge Remarks

Judge Joseph Sabbath of Chicago critiques a California educator’s claim that college women make the worst wives. He argues educated wives share an intellectual base with husbands, aiding happiness, and notes educated women paired with illiterate men rarely end in divorce. He adds an educated man with a dumb wife may stay married, since she cannot leave him. Love, he quips, may be blind deaf and dumb.

Joseph Sabbath Chicago California

Reading shapes the mind and life itself

A publicist cites the adage Tell me what you read and I will tell you what you are to argue that reading reveals character. A balanced mental diet, discriminating and wide, nourishes a healthy life, while garish or hasty reading fosters a garish, disordered mind.

Whistler Centenary Marked By Birth And Death Dates

This month marks the 100th birthday of American born painter James Abbott McNeill Whistler born July 10, 1834 in Lowell Massachusetts. He studied art in Paris after leaving West Point and spent much of his life in England and on the European continent. Whistler, noted for quarrels with critics and artists, once sued John Ruskin and kept a farthing as a watch charm. The 1st anniversary of his death on July 17, 1903, in London also occurs this month.

James Abbot McNeill Whistler Lowell Mass Whistler West Point Paris England Europe John Ruskin London

Vigilance 18 The Price of Safety

The annual report of the President of the National Board of Fire Underwriters notes a drop in fire loss last year due to low property values and prudent safety. It urges constant vigilance to prevent fires, highlighting hazards like dry grass and careless disposal. The message calls for individual action to reduce waste and protect lives, homes, and factories.

National Board of Fire Underwriters Berkeley

The Silent Observer News Snippets and Jokes

A collage of trivia and light humor on science and society. Facts note US mileage, pests, sacred numbers, and world counts. Cartoonish gags include a driver’s crash, a photographer’s cue, and a boy querying a tobacco trust.

Jehoshaphat era and education in 2 Chronicles study

A religious reflection on King Jehoshaphat from 2 Chronicles 17 stressing the king’s emphasis on education by priests princes and Levites to teach the law of God. It critiques state secularism and praises religious instruction as path to national reform.

Jehoshaphat Anette

Declaration of Independence and the Constitution draft riots noted

1963 serious draft riots in New York City claimed hundreds of lives. Birthdays include Br. Mary E. Woolley Mount Holyoke College P. H. Lord Seth Parker and others. Commentary notes strong day with aptitude for teaching or training, but limited top eminence possible.

New York City Foday Mary E. Woolley Mount Holyoke College South Tadley Mass Norwalk Conn Seth Parker P. H. Lord Radio Raymond L. Buell The Foreign Policy Association New York Chicago Hoffman Philip U. S Norway Washington, D. C Carl EB. Milliken Maine Motion Pictures Producers and Distributors of America Pittsfield William F. Snow National Health Council Quincy Ill Lord Passfield Sidney J. Webb

Community Notes From Henrietta July Social Mix

In Henrietta on Sunday families visited friends and relatives across Berea Oberlin Elyria and Lorain including Mr and Mrs Join Bauman Jr and Grandma Schneider illness affects Mr Bauman A pattern of visits continues with guests from Cleveland Detroit Chardon and Mahsey and local Grange meeting scheduled for July 17. A list of local residents and visitors appears alongside hospital and home visits to family homes throughout the area.

Henrietta Join Bauman, Jr Grandma Schneider Berea Albert Schneider Christ Bauman Bauman George Broughton Louie Emmerick Ellen Guessner Jack Pietch Agnes Cochrane Ruth Cleveland Victor Hostettler Detroit Alex Born Louis Miller Chardon Albert Reusser Harold Bauman Brooklyn John Batman Leo Kimmel Oberlin Anna Wyttenbeck John Bauman Memorial Hospital Elyria Jake Abersold South Amherst William Coultrip Myron Lorain Charles Date Edith Gossard Burgoon Ohio Nellie Coates Alfred Bauer New York City Fred Myers Harry Redden Johnston Mahsey Ernest Bucks Howard Born Akron John Born Art Hand Emma Hand Ira Starkey Roy Williams Medina Emil Burrichier

Oberlin and nearby families share Sunday visits

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Delefield and family with Misses Sarah Emmerick and Mary Adler joined Mr. and Mrs. John Born and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Court and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook of Oberlin for Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Court hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Court of Painesville and Miss Florence Sanders of Monroeville, who had recently returned from staying with the O. C. Sanders family in Brownhelm. Mrs. Melvin Unger and children spent Sunday evening at her mother Mrs. Marie Bartlome’s Brownhelm home.

Louis Delefield Sarah Emmerick Mary Adler John Born Paul Court Frank Cook Oberlin Wallace Court Melvin Unger Marie Bartlome Brownhelm Florence Sanders Monrosville O. C. Sanders Harvey Court Painesville

Local Veterinarian Joins International Veterinary Congress

Dr. N. D. Backus has earned membership in the 12th International Veterinary Congress to be held in New York City from August 13 to 18. The 75-year-old organization includes leading veterinarians from 66 countries and has never before met in the United States, with the last convention in London in 193?.

N. D. Backus International Veterinary Congress New York City New York America Europe London England

Skunks Wage War on Japanese Beetle in New Jersey

Herman Croshaw of Wrightstown reports a mother skunk and her litter have been feasting on Japanese beetles on his farm. He plans to acquire more skunks to battle the pest, deeming them more effective than traps, despite local sentiment about wildlife.

Wrightstown N. J Herman Croshaw Croshaw

Anniversaries and history notes in Today in History

Anniversary list highlights figures from Boston to Virginia and California with birth and death dates, including James Savage, Marshal MacMahon, Jos Alemany, James A. Seddon, Nathan Forrest, Sarah Dahlgren, Joan Astor, and others. Today in History marks Crusade Jerusalem capture, University of Pennsylvania charter, and Northwest Ordinance enactment.

James Savage Boston Provident Institution For Savings Marshal MacMahon Jose S. Alemany San Francisco Spain isls—James A. Seddon Virginia Falmouth Nathan B. Forrest Bedford Co Tenn Memphis Sarah M. Dahlgren Washington, D. C Gallipolis Ohio Joan Jacob Astor Rhinebeck N. Y Jerusalem College of Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Northwest Territory Congress

Rattler Pet at Provo CCC Camp

Foreman Lin coln Stookey at a CCC camp near Provo Utah keeps a rattlesnake as a pet. He crawled under a rock to obtain it and carried it several miles to camp. He keeps the snake under his bed in a box and says its rattling music helps him sleep.

Provo Utah Lincoln Stookey CCC Here

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