Supplication and Vinculum in Roman Festival Context
A compact note explains supplicatio as earnest supplication by prayer during Roman festivals and vinculum as a bond of union joining algebraic terms, tracing Latin roots from supplico and vincio.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
8
A compact note explains supplicatio as earnest supplication by prayer during Roman festivals and vinculum as a bond of union joining algebraic terms, tracing Latin roots from supplico and vincio.
A New York conference on fog rain wind storms and tides questions how to keep Transatlantic shipping moving. Captain Le Friant of the French Line suggests a channel police to regulate anchoring in Ambrose Channel during fog while noting navigation challenges remain.
Dr Paul Spangenberg develops a cabinet based system to germinate maize and barley in ten days using a chemical solution. Trials run on Michael Faraday's English farm with cabinets housing ten sections and eight trays per section. Commercial cabinets patented. English demand rising and US plans underway.
The June 1 federal employee count reaches 826000 excluding the armed forces. Ickes PWA would add 2000 jobs, Hopkins WPA at least 1000, wage hour enforcement 2290 assistants, Civil Aviation Authority 500, and farm law 1500. Calls for expansion clash with government borrowing and non businesslike budgeting.
The article follows Barbara Hutton amid a second divorce proceedings in an English court. It notes the loss of her American citizenship and custody risk, contrasting wealth with fulfillment and warning that money alone does not ensure contentment or happiness.
Prof. E V McCollum argues modern diets lack variety and vitamins mirroring old sailors with scurvy. He notes deficiency shows no immediate disease, only gradual weakness and illnesses such as neurasthenia and anemia. He warns that poor diet erodes strength and communal value.
A dense scan of anniversaries listing births and deaths of historical figures from 1750 to 1937, plus today in history entries covering events from 1776 to 1937. It includes Matthew Lyon and Jesse Elliott, Amanda Douglas, Florence Kingsley, Edwin Forest, and others, with birth and death details. It also notes Owen Wister and Irene Dunne among today s birthdays and hints at a horoscope section noting versatile days ahead.
A reader reports finding what looks like potato apples on potato plants and questions whether monarch butterflies could alter pollen to create potato varieties. The letter references a past incident with livestock and ends abruptly with an incomplete reply.
The text argues that perseverance is necessary but an excessive tendency to worry can hinder achievement and even success, a point underscored by the notion of control over desire and effort in life outcomes.
A fragment indicates a missing person alert referencing Dr Ettinger on East Broad Street in Elyria Ohio. The notice lacks many details but confirms a search or public notice is in effect for the individual.
The Lake Avenue Sunday School will host a beach party at Century Park in Lorain on Friday evening July 15 at 7:30. Mrs. Harvey Greer to supervise. 4 H Club activities discussed include project books, an July 19 ice cream social at the school, August camping plans, and July 28 judging. Refreshments served by Mona Shyrock and Virginia Schmidkons. Next meeting Thursday with Hazel Taylor and Grace Hogan as hostesses.
Religious reflections emphasize the first and second commandments loving God and neighbor. The piece notes education by the church, teaching roles, and modern engagement with science. It also covers Busy Stitchers Club and 4-H activities at Lane Avenue School, bake sale plans, and a minor accident report.
A conference on family life compares managing a busy home to running a free riding circus. The discussion highlights the stress of juggling generations and duties within three generation households and suggests simple walks as a calming routine for families.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a bakery and related terms including bak and act. No clear names, places, or events are readable. The text appears as jumbled phrases from a larger notice or column with missing context.
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