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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1936
Page
8
A fragment discusses worry as a hindrance to achieving desires and due success. It notes that unchecked worry can block progress and undermine effort, reflecting a moralizing tone about self-control and perseverance.
The violet is described as a symbol of humility and secrecy due to its tendency to grow in hidden, secluded places. It embodies quiet beauty and discreet resilience, thriving away from bright light and public attention.
Harold F. Bidwell of Jersey City has driven for 38 years without an accident using different cars since the Spanish American War era. He received a medal for this record, though the era of speeding juggernauts and red light violators makes his luck seem as vital as care in avoiding scrapes and bumper damage.
The New Dealers stress mutual dependence of industry on agriculture. A Bureau of Agricultural Economics bulletin reports farmers’ cash income at a six year high in the first four months, aided by larger marketings despite lower prices for wheat cattle hogs and wool. It notes that farm income may rise further this year if crop yields improve, illustrating interdependence between industry and agriculture.
The National Safety Council's latest 1933 data show autos causing 37,000 deaths and home accidents around 31,000, the highest totals ever. The piece warns that carelessness at home and on the road leads to many injuries, urging readers to rethink risk and safety.
The New York social agencies urge jobless youths to avoid big cities unless funds cover a year of living costs. They warn of the metropolitan lure and the hard reality for strangers seeking work, advising to stay in hometowns until conditions improve.
The piece argues that extensive plowing of fertile Midwest land risks soil loss and dust storms. It condemns farmers who abandon grass in favor of grain on prime land, notes community impact, and holds large-scale grain operations responsible if dust storms grow. It recalls past resource mismanagement and urges conservation.
Today in history and birthdays highlight figures from Benjamin Tompson to Amanda Douglas and Edward Evans. Notable items include the Bastille storming in 1789, Milwaukee Advertiser debut in 1835, and Quentin Roosevelt death in 1918. Also lists birthdays of Capper, Wester, and Dennett with brief notes on origins and roles.
Lorain man Pete Evanoff was fined $25 and costs and sentenced to 90 days in Lorain County jail by Judge D A Cook on an assault and battery charge. He had pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to kill from a Lorain Municipal Court case. The charge was later reduced and Evanoff altered his plea.
Columbus July 14 Kenneth Cavanaugh of Steubenville was appointed by State Auditor Joseph Tracy as sales tax examiner for the district including Belmont Tuscarawas Carroll Jefferson Harrison and half of Columbiana counties. He succeeds William Frazier of St Clairsville who resigned to join a New Philadelphia bank. Appointment effective July 165.
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