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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
11
A collage of quips and jokes from a streetcar culture, noting flirtations, social mores, and playful digs at fashion and marriage. Bits range from light humor about cars and wages to spoof ads, with quirky lines about politics and love.
Today's column compiles birthdays, deaths and historic milestones. It notes Emerson College founder born in Boston, Henry L. Southwick as Boston president, and figures like Denzel Tomkins, Theodosia Burr Alliston, and Cyrus McCormick, with dates and places. It closes with a brief astrology glimpse and a 250 B C steam toy anecdote.
Answers to Foregoing Questions 1 New York 2 Nine calls 3 July 10 1922. The text blends historical trivia with suggestive phrases and dated prompts, noting state for medals, government troop calls, and Rhine departure.
ELYRIA OH June 21 1932 progress in medical science noted with a flea derived serum said to prevent typhus fever. United States Public Health Service reported Dr R E Dyer and team exposed themselves to infection to prove the serum's effectiveness. They showed typhus spreads via fleas from infected rats and mice. Fleas fed on infected rats were crushed and rubbed into guinea pig scratches to create the serum.
Europe’s industrial titans rise from obscurity to power through quiet means then fall in spectacular collapses. Hugo Stinnes Ivar Krueger Sir Basil Zaharoff and Donnie Heinemann of Sofina exemplify secrecy as wealth and influence bloom, while prudence guards the path to daylight glory.
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt confronts a scrutiny over Mayor Walker raised by Samuel Seabury, with decisions hinging on Walker's fitness. The issue tests Roosevelt's position ahead of the Democratic National Convention and risks alienating Tammany forces in New York while shaping national reaction.
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