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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1931

Page

4

Lorain County Publishing Co. Advertising and Rates

The Chronicle Telegram details Elyria publishers and staff editors. It lists daily price 2 cents per copy, weekly carrier 12 cents, yearly prepaid 6 dollars, and mail rates for outside Elyria. Foreign advertising reps are named in Chicago New York Detroit offices.

Chronicle-Telegram Audit Bureau Second Street Elyria Ohio Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company A&c Waterash Tower San Ae John W. Cullen Company Chicago St. Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors

Flag Day and the Meaning of the American Flag

The piece recalls the 1777 adoption of the flag by the Continental Congress and its impact during the Revolutionary War era. It reflects on unity, liberty, and national pride, urging schoolchildren to learn the flag’s meaning as future citizens and guardians of democracy, heritage, and American beauty.

United States Continental Congress England Burgoyne Bennington America

Lindberghs' Pacific Flight Seen as Diplomatic Mission

The Lindberghs plan another Pacific flight traversing Russia China and Japan. The voyage is framed as a major diplomatic and trade venture that expands U S influence and showcases friendship with nations visited. The journey, aided by a Morrow presence, is presented as a controlled bet for success and beneficial outcomes.

Lindbergh Pacific Russia China Japan America Paris Central South America Lone Eagle Charles Anne

Cheerfulness urged to beat unemployment at Doylestown

President Allman told a Founders Day crowd at the National Farm School in Doylestown that poverty remains incompatible with wealth, and more cheerful spirit, confidence, patience, and courage will speed recovery. He warned against pessimism, urged optimism as the nation faces temporary obstacles, and predicted a future of renewed faith and prosperity.

Allman National Farm School Doylestown America Philadelphia Inquirer

When Do The Children Become Old Folks

The line hints at family duty as children quarrel over who should care for aging parents. It frames aging as a social role defined by caregiving expectations and intergenerational obligations within a family context.

Beauty Is Not Skin Deep In These Makeup Days

A brief note remarks that beauty today is more than skin deep amid prevalent makeup trends. It reflects on shifting standards and the idea that inner qualities matter alongside cosmetic choices.

Anniversaries and history notes in local column

Today in history coverage lists 1743 to 1930 events with births, deaths and charter notes. Includes anniversary citations for Francis Dana Winfield Scott William Burt Philip Cooke Milton McRae and a Hawler Smoot tariff bill reference, followed by community notices and revival meeting topics without graphic detail.

Francis Dana Charlestown Mass Cambridge Winfield Scott Petersburg West Point N. Y William A. Burt Michigan Worcester Detroit Philip St. George Cooke Leesburg Milton A. McRae la Jolla Cal Maryland Lord Baltimore U. S. Senate

Today’s Birthdays Highlight Noted Editors and Poets

Dr. Francis P. Garvan of the Chemical Foundation born in East Hartford Connecticut fifty years ago. Lois Weber, director and writer, born in Allegheny Pennsylvania forty five years ago. Mark Van Doren born in Hope Illinois thirty seven years ago. William Butler Yeats, Irish poet and dramatist sixty six years past.

Francis P. Garvan The Chemical Foundation East Hartford Conn Lois Weber Harry Gantz Allegheny Mark van Doren Hope William Butler Yeats

Voice of the People in Elyria Little town chatter unfolds

The Voice of the People column comments on how young listeners in a small town often overhear and interpret conversations they should not. The piece notes curiosity and the idea that even grown discussions can become misread by eager ears in the community.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Ohio

Feller Pockets for Cigar as He Begs for One

A succinct note recalls Joe Kite who sold his farm this morning due to ill health and who has fully recovered. The piece uses dialect to describe a feller’s longing for a cigar in his vest pocket despite having none.

Joe Kite John F. Dille

Memorial services and church events in Grafton

Grafton notices announce Sunday morning memorial services for the Odd Fellows at 9 30 in Grafton M E church with a children’s day program at 10 15 A good miscellaneous program is being prepared Revival services at Belden begin at 11 Sunday morning An Epworth League convention also planned in the area

Grafton Odd Fellows

Bible Study Schedule of Daily Gospel Topics

Church calendar lists daily topics from Tuesday to Wednesday covering spiritual themes. Subjects include The concern of the Master, The Mission of Jesus Christ, Preparation to meet God, Making the choice, The Whole Family for God, Is there a place called Hell and Heaven, Today is the Day of Salvation, Grieving the Holy Spirit, and Seeking the Lord While He may be Found, with respective scriptural texts.

Norwalk Epworth Spencer Foreign Missionary Society F. Carmean Wellington F. E. Schriver Edith Howard Chas. Box M. E. Sunday School Elmer Tran C. B. Finney E. R. Haines Alice Tran A. L. Rinehart J. O'Rourke Blamelas Lord Jesus Christ Taxi Nathan David Jesus Christ Christ Jesus God Moses Pharaoh Hell Heaven

Across Knees Lessons Shaping Minds Say Fort Worth Record Telegraph

A Fort Worth Record Telegram remark calls attention to the lasting impact of lessons learned across a mother’s knees, stressing their enduring influence on character and values.

Fort Worth

Life is Too Short to Waste Revenge with Love

The quote urges choosing deeds of love over revenge and warns that hate damages self-respect. It contrasts easy atonement with costly personal dignity, urging constructive acts over grudges. The message highlights patience, virtue, and the value of benevolence in daily life.

Let the World Mover Do It Says Women Handle Jobs

A statesman argues unemployment should be in the hands of women legislators. He claims any woman can always find work for a man to die, reflecting a provocative stance from the Minneapolis Journal.

Elyria Origit Little Pitcher N Minneapois Journal

Sound Advice on Paying Debts From Atchison Globe

A line from the Atchison Globe urges debtors to communicate with the creditor rather than ignore obligations. Explaining circumstances to the lender can preserve credit and may keep a favorable standing with the creditor in the eyes of Roy One.

Roy One Atchison Globe

Japanese Alphabet Contention Over Its 73 Letters

A note discussing the Japanese alphabet containing 73 letters, claiming it has 47 more characters than the English alphabet. The piece contrasts the Korean and Chinese scripts and hints at debates over phonetic versus logographic systems. The tone is observational, with emphasis on character counts and literacy considerations.

Snakes Pose Varied Threats in United States

A survey reports over 100 snake species in the United States with 17 venomous. It notes 800 firms producing toilet articles and a $275,000,000 industry size.

United States

Elyria Electrified Display Offers Bargains on Radios and More

The public is invited to visit the electrical display at East Broad Street near Wednesday to Friday featuring electrically operated radios, a motorized stereo, electric refrigerators, cleaners and lights from a local hardware store. Special values include a batch of six radios from General Electric, Majestic, Stewart Warner, Zenith, Brunswick or Pilot for 69.50, with many originally over 100. Also advertised are rubber garden hoses at 9 cents per foot with couplings, sold in standard sizes for easy extension to reach lawns, porches, or washing areas.

Elyria Harry H. Smith East Broad Street General Electric Majestic Stewart Warner Zenith Brunswick Pilot

Piano sale promotes home music education

Mrs C A Huene of R F D No 1 has bought a Gulbransen piano for the new home. With school out, children have time for practice and the ad promotes starting musical education. Used uprights from 35 dollars and a Remington in unusually good condition offered as a special bargain.

C. A. Huene Remington

New DeVry Camera Promises Easy Travel Filming

Vacation season begins as Q R S DeVry unveils a moving picture camera. The compact portable unit is light and simple to operate, priced just above a quality still camera, promising to let owners capture scenes far away and relive 1931 experiences in coming years.

Q. R. S. DeVry

Majestic Refrigerator Crowned as Attic Monarch Display

If you tour the electrical display next week, focus on the Majestic Refrigerator Mighty Monarch of the Attic. It features an all steel seamless box, a quiet vibration free motor, sanitary rounded corners, broom high space below, and a handsome cabinet with concealed unit.

Garden Tools and Sprays For The Season

This season emphasizes careful cultivation and proper tools like cultivators hoes weeders and rakes to boost yields. Pests are appearing so spraying is advised using Arsenate of Lead Bordeaux Mixture and newer blends such as Acme Bean Beetle Dust S and W Fungi Bordo Tem plin Bradley Evergreen Spray.

Fungi- Bordo Templin Bradley

Fly Tox Sprayers For Safe Household Use

The article advises a range of sprayers from small tin hand units at 25c to elaborate power outfits for applying a popular liquid fly toxin. It notes the preparation is harmless to people, will not stain, has no odor, and effectively kills flies, moths, mosquitoes, ants, and bed bugs.

New Baby Scale and Tuff Glass Dishes Featured

A Hanson Scale Company baby scale sells for 4.25, touted as affordable for tracking weight in warm weather. Glass refrigerator dishes in assorted sizes enable packing more food in electric refrigerators. The "Tuff glass" line offers round square and oblong options. Hydrators of enamel are mentioned. A B P S mixed paint job gains a customer who returned three gallons for under-forecast usage.

Reliable Hanson

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