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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1930
Page
4
The piece argues that modern era shifts from direct service by ministers doctors and teachers to a broader notion where all workers serving society earn their wage by work. It critiques self interest, cites Hubbard and a new Golden Rule urging people to do themselves good without harming others, framing service as personal contribution.
A joint report by the American Medical Association and the National Educational Association credits improved understanding of disease causes and public education with halving deaths from diphtheria and typhoid this century. Vaccination efforts and public health programs thrived through school and community outreach against ignorance and misinformation, eclipsing earlier epidemic fears.
William H. Steuart director of the census gathers cheery letters from 120000 enumerators noting hardships but also found sunshine in many communities. Letters praise friendly treatment and interesting outdoor study while some locals were indifferent or critical. Steuart plans to publish a collection of testimonies for his successor.
A fragment discusses virtue in relation to an inflated bill to cover towels a guest is accused of stealing. The tone questions fairness and motives in charging for missing items.
A prominent figure notes that ultimate satisfaction comes from recognition and impact, while acknowledging a small audience of supporters who have taken time to engage. The remark emphasizes personal meaning over public acclaim.
Winston Churchill argues economic problems cannot be solved by majority will and calls for a non political economic parliament free of party exigencies. He proposes such a body should deliberate openly and have a greater public interest than political parliament to tackle unemployment and prosperity.
Lieut. Byrd recalls a place where breath freezes and crack sounds. The speaker mentions hearing slezle and notes that a vacation can be a fine thing, with Waddy expressing concern.
A concise roll of birth anniversaries for historic figures Gideon Granger Mordecai Noah Alexander D Bache Samuel Colt and Edward C Pickering with birthplaces and death dates noted. The list spans 1767 to 1846 births with death dates ranging through 1919.
The note lists 1821 Charles Green the English aeronaut who introduced coal gas in ballooning making his first ascent. 1848 the first woman's suffrage meeting in the United States opened at Seneca Falls New York. 1870 Franco Prussian war began. 1315 a major battle in world history started in Russian Poland with six million involved and a 900 mile front.
The register lists Dr. Charles H. Mayo of Mayo Clinic Rochester aged 65 born in Rochester Minnesota Judge Julian W. Mack a Chicago jurist and Zionist leader born in San Francisco aged 64 George P. Costigan dean of UC Law School born in Chicago aged 60 and Frances L. Warner author educator born in Putney Connecticut aged 42
The passage suggestive of a day presents an aesthetic, mystical outlook. It warns of frequent life changes and possible romantic misfortune, urging development of character stability and prudent saving during good times to brace for future difficulties.
Forty specialists from the telephone and telegraph department were arrested on charges of plotting to injure Soviet communications. Details of their alleged sabotage over years were outlined by M. Antipov, Commisar of Posts and Telegraphs, in an address to postal workers in Leningrad.
The typhoon sweeping from Kyushu toward Korea has killed over 100 and left widespread ruin. Missing steamers and drowned crews raise fear for dozens more. Relief teams rally to Kagoshima Sasebo Nagasaki and other Kyushu cities as crops buildings and ships suffer heavy damage.
London reports four year old Princess Elizabeth favors pink items. Queen Mary’s granddaughter received pink beads and chose a pink suede handbag for her grandmother’s birthday. A pink frock joins her wardrobe, replacing pastel shades as she plays with cousin Gerald Lascelles, keeping the dress stain free.
Sofia report says King Boris of Bulgaria known for driving locomotives acted as an automobile mechanic when two Bulgarian architects amid a breakdown could not fix their car. He examined the cylinders and under the vehicle, repaired the fault, then warned the chauffeur not to follow a profession he does not understand.
A stone tablet carved with Confucian classics dates back over 1,700 years has been installed at the national library in Peiping, signaling preservation of ancient literature in a major cultural repository.
Washington July 19 Senate debates over the London naval treaty continued after an all day session with no vote. Opponents argued the pact is unjust and should be rejected while supporters pressed for ratification. Speakers cited past presidents and the armaments pact, as the filibuster threat loomed and protracted sessions wore on.
The Liverpool and Manchester Railway centenary pageant will feature what hosts call the world’s first means of transport. Sir Charess Mark ham will drag a cave woman named Paddie O’Hara, aged 18, a distance of one hundred yards by her hair as part of the spectacle.
London society notes reveal parasols largely out of fashion at Ascot. Fashionable women crowded the event, with one guest unable to find a shade to match her gown. Officials acknowledged the waning demand, saying makers have moved to other trades.
The 1929 fiscal year yielded 2,087,790 dollars in passport fee collections by the Federal Government, reflecting the period's administrative and immigration procedures.
Those wishing to place advertising in the Lorain County Agricultural Societies Premium List for 1930 are urged to call Wilm ot Printing Co 208 Masonic Temple phone 8114.
CHICAGO July 19 A yachting party of a millionaire family on Lake Michigan ended in disaster when the speedboat Whoopee struck the racing yawl Scarab causing both boats to sink An 18 year old girl Miss Elizabeth Ayres seated in the bow of Whoopee died when her head struck the Scarab and sank Coast guards recovered her body Benjamin Marshall Jr 21 seriously injured while diving to rescue her Four other party members and four Scarab crew escaped in a passing craft before their boats went down
At Sam Shindles Fruit and Vegetable Store you will find a large selection of malt open evenings wheat market house.
The Days News advertises a summer sale with a Gulbransen upright piano priced at 199 cash, battery and table radio sets, electric sets, and household items. Other deals include gas ranges, washing machines, Eureka peat moss, and various furnishings, with time payment options and delivery available.
The Majestic issue Voice of the Air spotlights well known artists including Bob and Mary Rudy Walce Vaughn De Leath and Bernarr Mac Fadden with pictures and write ups. The free copy is available for readers to pick up.
A substantial reduction on widely used radio tubes is announced with 224 screen grid tubes dropping from 4.00 to 3.30 dollars each. The store reports receipt of the new tubes and the updated prices.
Cleve land based teacher Don Spirito joins Elyria studios to teach accordion lessons every Friday. The addition brings the total number of instructors to 22 guiding local students.
Kellogg Day returned this week from Elk Rapids Michigan where he reports good fishing. Several nice Mackinaw or lake trout were landed along with about a hundred speckled and rainbow trout many taken with flies. Two or three good strings of bass and pike were secured by casting among the stumps.
A free trial of the Skinner Sprinkler system for lawns will be provided. Delivery options include the new hose fountain or revolving sprinklers, galvanized sprinkling cans, and related items.
A large shipment of dinnerware arrived before tariffs, enabling a sale this week that offers about 20 percent savings on future price levels. 32 pieces of neat handsome dishes are $3.19 total or 10 cents each, a price unlikely to recur.
Your satisfaction and pleasure in owning a Welsbach sanitary electric refrigerator will more than pay for the investment. Cabinets are pure white inside and outside, motors simple and dependable, refrigerant safe. A few dollars each month puts one in the home, with July offer highly recommended. Come in and ask about it.
A vintage advertisement promotes B P S paint as Best Paint Sold, offering products for every purpose from 1 4 pinta to gallons. The copy emphasizes quality guarantees and broad selection for home projects.
A catalog listing features large kettles for home canning with many sizes and six or more varieties. It highlights durability and suitability for preserving seasonal harvests.
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