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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1934

Page

4

Today is the Day and July 17 through history

A mosaic of dates and figures for July 17 across history, noting Munoz Rivera Day in Puerto Rico and St. Ladislas' Day in Poland, with progressive musings on notable events and births. It catalogs Marie de Brinvilliers' 1676 attempted suicide, J. J. Astor’s 1768 birth, first U.S. greenbacks 1861, Klondike gold fever 1897, and other biographical notes on Andrea del Sarto James Cagney William Gargan Ernest Rhys Sanford Bates Maxim Litvinoff.

Mercury Mary Saturn Jupiter Munoz Rivera Puerto Rico Marie d’Aubray Marquise de Pa @ra Seigneur de Sainte-Croix J. J New York China Lea Andrea del Sarto Vannucchi Florence James Cagney William Gargan Ernest Rhys Everyman's Library Sanford Bates Maxim Litvinoff

Commis...ry: Colonial Paper Money Ahead of Federal Issue

The article notes early American paper money precedes federal issues by over 150 years. Massachusetts issued 1690 currency to pay Soldiers in the French War, with colonial notes serving as promises to pay. This money fluctuated in value, ultimately stabilizing as the monetary unit anchored to paper units.

America Massachusetts Canada

Aged Book Reveals Adam Loxdon Pedigree Exhibit

A faded 16th century Saxon kings pedigree centering on Adam and his line is shown at the College of Arts exhibition in America. The display includes heraldic drawings, a 1622 Lee family vellum pedigree linked to General Robert E. Lee, and a 1659 voyage account by John Gibbon. It also features Napoleon Henri Christophe I era coats of arms, including the Duke of Marmalade and Marquis of Lemonade, plus a 1596 Shakespeare coat arns grant dispute with Lord Manley.

Father Adam England College of Aartus Britain Adam Seth College of Arms Versailles United States Great Britain Lee Langley Shropshire Robert H. Lee Virginia John Gibbon The John Smith New England Nezio Napoleon Henri Christophe I Haiti Henri Christophe Jones Duke of Marmalade John Shakespeare Lord Manley Shakespeare

Davenport bed inventor debuts car sleeping device

John Bostrom, inventor of the folding davenport bed, has perfected a device to convert automobiles into sleeping cars by lowering the front seat back to align with cushions. He says motorists and tourists gain comfort, fewer tents, and more room, reducing luggage needs.

Davenport Milwaukee John Bostrom Bostrom

Near beer taxes fall short of projections in Alabama

In Montgomery Alabama near beer taxes have contributed only 33.18 to state coffers over the last two years, far below the anticipated 590000 annual revenue. The text notes a $0.03 sale and a 19 cent stamp collector purchase last April as part of the tax record, while commenting on subsistence wages and limited earnings.

Montgomery Ala

Bilbo Leading in Senate Race in Mississippi

Mississippi observers report Theodore G Bilbo a defeated political boss and former governor leads a three cornered United States Senate race. He faces United States Senator Hubert D Stephens and Representative Ross A Collins who left the house to run. Collins is backed by Gor Sennet Conner. Bilbo has never polled fewer than 25000 votes.

Mississippi Theodore G Bilbo United States Senate United States Hubert D Stephens Ross A. Collins House Senate Gor Sennet Conner Bilbo

Make Your Own Sheer Dress Pattern Ad

An Old article promotes pattern No. 2004 for a slenderizing sheer dress using chiffon cotton voile with cape bodice, back belt, and pointed panel skirt. Sizes 36 to 48. pattern price 15 cents. book and pattern combined 25 cents. includes a summer fashion edition and health tips. Betty visits grandmother. she returns home with parents.

West Ridge Briefs Highlight 4-H and Community Events

West Ridge notes show 4-H club members Margaret Pallas Dorothy Lottman Marian Lauer and Marguerite Streicher heading to Camp Craig Medina for the 4-H convention. Other items include Florence Pops visiting from Chicago, W C T U picnic July 26, Pallas family reunion, Evangelical convention at Linwood, Carlisle Grange meeting pie night, and a 4-H Banner club reschedule to July 19 at Russell Spiedelberg’s. Also mentions travel of David Norsworthy from Oakland arriving to grandparents, Mabelle Simms vacation, and Cleveland visit by Clifford Hart family engagements.

West Ridge Margaret Pallas Dorothy Lottman Marian Lauer Marguerite Streicher Jolly Hustlers West Carlisle Camp Craig Medina Florence Pops University of Chicago B. C. Pope Elmer Beal Edison Highway Henry Pallas Margaret Mildred Frank Pallas Frederick Pallas Joan Reese Oberlin Road Ollie Minnich Roger Crystal Beach Lucretia Decker Verne Cleon H H. Drusendahl Leota Lois Eldred Linwood Carlisle Grange Russell Spiedelberg Townline Road I. F. Eldred Lillian Lois Ardith Albert Zoschni Valley City David Lee Norsworthy Oakland Calif Henry Voglesong Mabelle Simms Tent Water Michigan Clifford Hart Jane Cleveland Florence Hart

South Ridge 4-H Club Meets at Camp Plans

South Ridge July 17 The Stitchin Katies 4 H club met with Ruth and Violet Schroeder. Jewell Beal chosen delegate to Camp Craig in Medina July 24 29. Ruth Schroeder to health contest in Oberlin July 25. Marlron Kmittle and Roberta Freeland attend Y M C A style review Elyria August 3. Members listed and visits noted amid local family news plus deaths and reunions.

South Ridge Stitchin' Katies Ruth Violet Schroeder Jewell Beal Camp Craig Medina Ruth Schroeder Oberlin Marlron Kmittle Roberta Freeland Elyria Earl Dehn Beatrice Binner Betty Bucker Lavoune Gladys Margaret Maud Aid Jean Fridensting Doris Nichols Marion Knittle Marian Grobe

Militarists in China Work Out New Technique

Peiping China The article explains a new tactic used by Chinese militarists who raise small armed forces to pressure authorities then offer to withdraw if financed. It notes generals receiving funds for travel or education as they pursue power, with cases including Chen Ming shu Fang Chen wu Sun Tien ying and the Peiping Military Council backing such efforts.

Peiping China Japan Chen Ming-shu Chen Chi-tang Canton Fang Chen-wu Sun Tien-ying Europe Shansi Peiping Military Council

Washington plans tribute to William Jennings Bryan

The Fine Arts Commission approves a pedestal inscription for Bryan in Potomac Park. A passage from his 1896 Cross of Gold speech will be etched, stating You shall not press down upon the brow of labor this crown of thorns, you shall not crucify.

Washington William J. Bryan William Jennings Bryan Potomac Park Fine Arts Commission

Bryan Speech At Democratic Convention Nomination

A fragment notes William Jennings Bryan delivering a keynote at the Democratic convention in Chicago when he was nominated for the Presidency. The brief captures the moment and political context from the event.

Bryan Chiccago Dee

Farmer Adopts Five Baby Skunks Near Fort Worth

U H o mer Nelkirk of Boyd County Texas has coaxed a mother house cat to adopt five young skunks. Nelkirk plans to keep the trio as mousers. He reports removing the skunks musk bags.

Fort Worth Tex Homer Nelkirk Boyd Farmer Nelkirk

Mine Employment In Eastern Ohio Shows Growth Since 1920

A report by Ohio labor commissioner Charles J. Albasin details mine work in eastern Ohio since 1920. In the seven-county district fifty mines operate, employing 16,000 men with most running two shifts. In 1920 peak, 25,000 men worked in 140 mines.

Bridgeport Ohio Charles J. Albasin

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