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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1937
Page
4
A compact meditation on Philippians 4 6 7 urging believers not to be anxious and to pray with thanksgiving. It contrasts worry with God's peace, describing it as a guarding sentry over hearts and minds through Christ Jesus and citing past mercies to reassure future needs.
The Postmaster General James A. Farley visits Lorain County today, meeting self-reliant, successful citizens. He tours offices on an official inspection and is welcomed as a trusted cabinet member and Democratic leader in this progressive county where industry and agriculture thrive.
The National Grange bulletin cites studies estimating over 7,000,000 aliens in the U S with more than 500,000 illegal residents and about 1 5 million foreigners on relief at nearly 500 million dollars yearly. It notes 50,000 criminals cost 50 million annually and argues aliens influence lawmaking despite lacking voting rights.
Suffering, sorrow and loss hang over the 1936 accident record. 110000 deaths and 400000 disabilities in 10,730,000 cases. home accidents led fatalities as automobiles slipped to second place. Rates per 100000 fluctuated, with 86.4 last year, and children 5 to 18 showing the lowest rate. The financial loss totals $3.7 billion, far surpassing work relief spending.
A historical brief lists 1796 John M. Clayton born in Delaware and 1798 John A. Dix born in New York, with other figures and a July 24 25 horoscope. It cites Cadillac founding Detroit, the Whiskey Rebellion climax, Salt Lake City founding, and milestones through 1935.
A humorous New York Day By Day column describes diners enduring a visibly wobbly table. The narrator, Oscar the Iron Nerved Bar, quizzes the head waiter and suggests options from rocking chairs to quick fixes as the orchestra plays on. The article mixes whimsy with social dining observations and boasts vivid, era-specific humor.
The fragment discusses temperament as largely inspired, prone to wandering paths, with a mind that is artistic and inclined toward sensory satisfaction. It suggests careful cultivation of cheerfulness and self discipline as guidance.
Distressed by a wobbly leg a man fixes the table with improvised legs while a Professional Lighter peers under and a Kitchen dash follows. The scene shifts as one wonders what will break next, a tense, comic balance of skill and mischief in a crowded room.
A restaurant scene unfolds as a head waiter devises a plan to save the evening. The crowd anxiously watches while a tilted table threatens the mood, then welcomes a clever “zenius” plan to restore order and salvage dinner.
Wakeman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shafer and son of Cleveland were Friday callers of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Shafer. Mr. and Mrs. John Guthrie and daughters of Lima were Monday callers of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mockler. Alli Peck of Oberlin is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gocke Cooley on Pleasant street. Eleanor Johns of Norwalk vis-
Mrs W G Stoll hosted a Saturday evening shower for Mrs Clarence Kraus at her home. Fourteen guests attended including Mrs Peterson of Cleveland and Mrs Wilhelmina Brooks with Mrs William Ott of Laurel Hill. Guests later enjoyed tasty refreshments before departing.
Elmer Fathauer and his son of Cleveland recently visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Beecher. Mrs Theodore Bellamy Ethel Elmes Wanda Beigle Helen Brucker and Grace Beecher completed their summer school in Ashland.
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