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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
8
Editor lauds Dr Auld's sermon urging stronger moral and religious education. Letter argues parents and teachers must unite in character formation, stressing that schools, communities, and professions require service above mere salary and convenience. Concerns about indifference harming youth and society.
A March letter from Oberlin Ohio, signed KE A Sherrill, discusses a Thai king’s wage dispute and notes optimism about being distant from such trouble, urging consolation and fortitude.
A Washington mud storm covers cars, sidewalks and people with soil from Western drought lands. Federal departments study soil conservation, eastern windbreak plans from Canada to Texas begin this spring, as farmers face shallow plowing and high costs.
A Milwaukee man was convicted of mail fraud and faces up to fifteen years in prison. He allegedly swindled victims out of two million dollars, attracting hopefuls with promises of rapid riches. Readers are warned against schemes that promise high returns with no work or risk.
Lucia Ames Mead notes in Christian Century that estimates to burn a billion dollars reveal vast scales. A high school teacher guessed two days while others offered a week or decades. the correct reckoning yields nineteen centuries.
Relief and the motor industry are placed side by side in two reports for the same day. Hopkins cites a relief population of 22,375,000 with 5.4 million families and 775,000 singles on relief, while Detroit notes the industry is busier than in three years with over a million drivers on the road already and more expected by year end. A company reports 14,000 cars shipped in February from two warehouses, and 852 in a single day, underscoring an uneven rise in output amid lingering economic uncertainty.
An Oberlin youth shares a tale of a family of birds building a wren house after a boy aids a pair. The narrator imagines future wren families along the river and a trip north during spring, with reflections on humor and life lessons. The piece blends a simple children story with small jokes and brief moral lines from local readers.
Professor Cheyne describes Psalm 68 as a patriotic and religious ode of wondrous range and compass. He notes its appeal to Huguenots as the song of battles and its use by Savonarola in Florence. The psalm traces Israel’s history from Sinai through wilderness, conquest, and David’s rule, with hopeful forecasts of triumphs to come.
The fragment offers guidance to study figures and echoes of victory in a poem. It directs comparing verse 4 with a biblical reference and verses 7,8 with another, noting cross references to Judges and Ephesians. It highlights verses 5, 6, 11, 19 and 34 for special attention.
The Great Lakes navigation season began in Toledo as steamer FE Pope from Detroit arrived to transport coal for Ford River Rouge plant. Two tugs cleared ice ahead of the steamer, which, though arriving a month early, will remain in service for the season.
In Nelsonville Ohio a party game saw Miss Alfield Johnson tally 1500 points in a single pinochle hand. She achieved a run in diamonds and pinochle with six aces, bid 290, and later added a widow and 1000 points. Her partner melded sacks and a nine of diamonds for 250 more, yielding a sweep of the tricks.
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