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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1938
Page
14
Disjointed quoted monologue questions whether FDR saw a reception explain why Charles Lindbergh era Douglas Cor rigan was denied. The speaker references the Civil Aviation Board, local security administration forms, and a youth registry in a rambling critique of American paternalism and regimentation with scattered names and odd phrases.
A local man reports major relief after using Worlds Tonic for longstanding constipation indigestion and fatigue. He notes rapid improvement in digestion sleep and energy after three to four bottles and urges others to keep Worlds Tonic in their medicine cabinet at Phillips Drug Store.
A narrative portrays a self made American youth who rebuilt a plane, cobbled two engines together, then flew from Los Angeles to New York and on to Dublin in two hops. The piece critiques government handouts and rising welfare costs, arguing such dependence harms free enterprise and fuels inflation. It cites federal checks to millions, noting billions spent in six months and predicting currency or tax issues if kept up.
Spencer community happenings include a donkey baseball game at Spencer School grounds on Tuesday evening July 26 under floodlights with Business Men versus Spencer Ball Club. Guests Mr and Mrs George Ziegler and son Walter attended a dinner party at the home of Mr and Mrs Larry Beech in Akron Sunday for the first wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Simmerman. Mary Martha Lutheran Ladies Aid held its July regular meeting at the church Monday evening and the Junior Mission Band met at the Spencer Lutheran church.
Cynthia Glenn feigns change to thwart the Potter Payne plans as Bruce Kerr schemes to win Irene while Beatrice secretly aids his bid. Peter Moore becomes the pivot of affection among the Kerrs and Potter Paynes, with family tensions and a planned deception shaping the house party dynamics.
Mayor Fred Marvin of Barberton spent a busy day in Lorain County as he addressed large crowds during a speaking tour. He outlined a tax reform program, stressing simplicity and a nonpartisan stance, with no backing from political machines.
L A Boulay state PWA director announced federal approval for a $90 000 PWA grant toward a $200 000 addition to Wellington school. Wellington’s funding will be raised by bonds to be voted at the August 9 primary election. The article notes a reduction in Sunday speed limits in Switzerland.
Coast guardsmen rescued 13 Toledoans Sunday after they were stranded for 30 hours on West Sister Island. Their 36 foot fishing launch, owned by Capt. Lawrence J. Reiter, snagged on rocks amid motor trouble Saturday. The cutter Frederick Lee carried the rescue effort after Karl Cousino ferried one man ashore. rough water prevented bringing all aboard at once.
C C. O'Neill, Harold Thomas, G. W. Thomas, E. P. Da Camp Jr, A. Jy De Camp, F. Flettner, J. Hartford, R. A. Thornton, and Captain Renter appear in a set of names likely linked to a roster or committee noted in the clipping. The fragment provides a partial roster with multiple individuals and titles, but lacks context about roles or event.
Ye Female Society for Ye Support of Ye Gospel was organized at Winslow Congregational Church in Winslow Maine. It is believed to be the oldest missionary society in Maine. The organization has held a business session the third Tuesday in June every year since its founding.
Philadelphia exhibition reveals a lock crafted by David Rittenhouse, a close associate of Benjamin Franklin, as a forthcoming special display at the Franklin Institute. The device exemplifies colonial science and early American ingenuity within a historic science museum context.
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