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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1934

Page

3

Newspaper Subscription Rates At Elyria Box Office

The ad lists copy price per issue and carrier box rates at three cents. It notes annual prepaid options of seven dollars eighty cents and eight dollars per year for daily mail outside Elyria, within the state matching adjoining counties.

Mail Elyria

Modern Methods Rescue Pirates Captives in China Sky

In China pirates seize cargo and hold six Englishmen for ransom. Nations deploy gunboats to rivers but planes prove decisive as they scan the waterway. The pirates flee, prisoners are released after aerial pursuit, marking a rare success for modern methods.

China America Britain France Italy

Why More Farm Land Is Proposed By Federal Study

The interdepartmental committee to the president recommends spending more than 63 million dollars on new irrigation projects to expand farm land. The proposal clashes with the current erop production plan, as existing under cultivation yields exceed profitable disposal. Public acceptance hinges on greater demand or new markets, with ongoing irrigation projects and potential continued farm relief as a costly outcome.

The Horse Coming Back in the Industrial Age

A concise look at the horse’s resurgence amid mechanization. The piece argues horses will remain vital for deliveries, snowbound rural work, farming plowing, circuses, and festive parades, while urban use rises modestly and the honest blacksmith remains a cultural symbol.

Ontario Shoeses Hammer and Anvil

Measure Well Lost Over Public Works Funded Factory Offer

A Maryland woman seeks divorce amid a sensational claim of 1435 alleged beatings by her husband. The item notes Congress declined a 650000 Public Works appropriation for a government furniture factory in Reedsville West Virginia, under the Subsistence Homestead Project.

Congress Reedsville West Virginia Roosevelt Post Office Department W. M. Storey Winston-Salem Maryland

Lessons From History on Choice and Leadership

A compact prologue on the weight of personal choice and faith outlines vocational guidance through kingship and Proverbs. It lists notable births and political figures from 18th Amendment repeal to late 19th century presidents, highlighting leadership trials and the arc of American history.

Solomon

Anniversaries and history highlights echo through time

Today in history and anniversaries list notable births and deaths. Sir William Pepperrell, Paul F. Eve, Erastus Lyman De Forest, Charles Stewart Parnell, Lafcadio Hearn, Paul Lawrence Dunbar, O L Bodenhamer are profiled with birth and death details. The history section recalls San Francisco mission founding in 1776, Thomas Hickey’s execution, and Mormon Joseph Smith events.

William Pepperrell England Kittery Point Maine Paul F. Eve South Augusta Nashville Tenn Erastus Lyman de Forest Watertown Conn Charles Stewart Parnell Lafcadio Hearn Japan America Tonjan Telands Paul Lawrence Dunbar Dayton Ohio O. L Bodenhamer American Legion Monterey San Francisco Thomas Hickey Washington New York City Joseph Smith

Horoscope for a Loving and Trusting Nature

A loving and trusting person may be easily deceived as social life dominates. Attachments are strong and sympathies tender. A happy marriage is probable and a contented life with good works is likely, with some success depending on other factors.

The Silent Observer and Voting Facts Told

An interview scene asks a cook about cooking for fifteen. a quip about being lost. A note tallies 1932 election registration, citing 67 million eligible and 47 million registered voters. A quick presidents roundup covers Washington through Jackson with key actions.

United States

Roaring Twenties to Great Crash Slips in One Tale

A montage of political shifts from Roosevelt to Wilson, Taft to Harding, Coolidge and Hoover, and a second Roosevelt plan aimed at aiding the forgotten man. A German paper accuses the U.S. of secret treaties as the Senate secret whispers loom. A humorous quip reel on trivialities follows, then quail restocking efforts in West Virginia and a note that loud talk is rare in Japan.

Roosevelt T. R Teddy Taft Wilson League Harding Cal” Coolidge Hoover Roosevelt

Coin Flip Decides Local Race in Chinook Montana

Blaine County voters faced a canceled election after only two candidates remained. A coin flip determined the winner, ending the race without a tally.

Chinook Mont Blaine County

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