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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1935
Page
11
J B Kincer of the weather bureau climate division forecasts a long rising trend in temperatures based on 25 year records and 800 year charts. He suggests cycles spanning 400 years or more with recent decades showing warmer summers and less rain, and warns several hot years may follow before a possible cooler period.
Industry leaders predict a rapid revival as car production rebounds from 1932 lows. Forecasts show 1935 output above 8? million? 314 million, with 1936 near 4 million. Cheaper, better cars under $1000 bolster demand, driving broader economic uplift and renewed activity across sectors.
A San Diego Union note argues news confidentiality as a long held tradition now supported by law. It contends reputable papers protect sources, aid distressed individuals, and counter corrupt politics by allowing informants to confide without testimony under oath. The piece links journalistic ethics to public security and truthful governance.
A colorful diary entry from New York mixes celebrity glimpses and urban chatter. It catalogues autograph gifts, pseudonyms, literary notes, theater personalities, and fashion vignettes in a brisk, period voice, capturing a day's mood amid Manhattan street scenes and cultural gossip.
A compact page lists deaths from 1901 to 1923, mentions notable figures born in Germany Hungary and the U S, and marks key historical events and birthdays. It highlights Simon Baruch Max Nardau Edward Moran and others, plus events from 1794 to 1920 and notes Mussolini's birth.
Chronology lists birth years and brief bios for Thomas Corwin Daniel Drew Hiram Powers and John Pillsbury. Corwin a Bourbon County Kentucky lawyer congressman governor and Treasury secretary died 1865. Drew a Wall Street promoter born Carmel New York died 1879. Powers a leading sculptor born Woodstock Virginia died Italy 1373. Pillsbury Minnesota flour miller and governor born Sutton New Hampshire.
The reading stresses that Christian duties grow from love for Christ and neighbor. True fulfillment comes only through love, shaping all actions from humility to patience and charity. It urges selfless service, surrender to God, and living for Christ’s glory rather than personal praise.
About 4000 rural homes in 40 counties were beautified by 4 H club girls. During recent months they built or refinished 13 072 pieces of furniture. The article notes a rise in American shipping through the Suez Canal in the previous year.
MOULTON Iowa Dean Speer two year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Speer local farm family literally was plowed under While following his father's plow Dean sat in a furrow to rest On the next round Speer hot noticing the youngster plowed his son under a coating of dirt The child was uninjured but frightened.
Minnesota's farm census shows a 10 percent rise from 1930 to 1935. The Department of Commerce tabulations estimate 203,946 farms in 1935, up from 185,255 in 1930.
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