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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1935
Page
7
The piece discusses inner spiritual battles for believers, citing Abrahamic figures and Paul while urging reliance on the Holy Spirit. It notes a reader of the Golden Legion Bible Reading and reflects the period’s religious rhetoric about sin, grace, and deliverance through God. It also lists birthdays and mentions historical religious figures and places.
A Kansas editorial notes a shift since William Allen White’s piece. It cites lower expenditures and taxes, a balanced budget, and reduced real estate taxes under Governor Alf Landon and a cooperative legislature. It credits debt control to soldiers' bonuses and overall frugal governance despite dissenting voices.
The article argues the world’s interest shifts as Austria’s monarchy nears revival under Archduke Otto. It notes Italy’s desire for a marriage alliance, and France and England backing a stronger, independent Austria to deter Hitler. It cites a French proverb about change and urges unity to resist absorption.
A reader letters criticizing state payrolls and agencies, arguing taxes rise as government creates jobs under public welfare rhetoric. The writer urges reducing state payrolls and returning funds to the private sector to ease the tax burden. Ridzerle, July 13, 1958.
An antiquated notice records anniversaries and obituaries for Dutch born individuals. It notes Sid Ted Vet and Henry E, with references to New York connections and a death in May 1922. The fragment mentions a 1910 birth in Canada and a lord named Northclic in English context.
A San Francisco Chronicle note summarizes Professor Terman’s Stanford study of California’s brightest children. It shows precocious youths often grow into superior adults with leadership and practical success, while early social misfit appears more tied to schooling than innate intelligence.
Adam Richetti, once labeled a "bad man" with Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd, lost nerve after capture for the Union Station massacre. He attempted suicide by leaping from his bunk in a Kansas City jail cell. The piece argues that criminals lack true courage unless backed by protection, condemning gangster violence and admiring only real bravery.
The Philadelphia Denver and San Francisco mints operate around the clock to supply pennies nickels dimes quarters and half dollars. Nellie Tayloe Ross notes the surge follows tax-driven demand as states and New York City collect sales taxes, boosting need for small coins in six months.
Miss Rena Titts hosted the Lake Shore Union Society at her Avon Lake home with guests including Mrs Leon Mitelet and Miss Gladys Andrews from Lorain. A business meeting followed a social hour, with plans to meet at Mrs Abbie Bill's.
Mrs Mary Statder and Miss Anetha Stauder attended a one o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs Genevieve Shook in Shefield Thursday. The afternoon was spent playing cards. Mrs Robert Doughty has returned home after spending several days with relatives in Foster Ohio.
Norman Sims in Lonview Washington was denied permission to join three brothers in the navy because he was a half inch too tall. He wrote to President Roosevelt who asked the navy to make no exception. Sims later joined the field in Seattle. The average Chinese peasant farmer earns about thirty cents per month.
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