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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
8
Sermon-like exhortation urging reverence for law as a national moral principle. Cites Abraham Lincoln urging peaceful dispute resolution, legal obedience, and rational deliberation to preserve liberty. Calls on mothers educators clergy lawmakers to embed law as the nation’s political religion and to avoid force and chaos.
National Business Women's Week progresses with 1400 clubs observing events led by local business and professional women. The evening features a Public Relations dinner at Spring Valley Country Club sponsored by the local women’s group.
A 1914 diary notes German air force use of non-inflammable helium to foil incendiary bullets. New German air efficiency reports dieselized engines and a fuel oil motor saving 65 percent. A noiseless plane is discussed as beneficial for civilians but feared in war, with Britain and France pursuing a radio beam to stop motors.
The United States Department of Agriculture will not send out free seeds any more, despite rising mail requests as spring nears. For twelve years officials have tried to warn the public, yet thousands still seek seeds, bulbs, and plants. The piece notes past political protests against curtailment and reflects on lingering entitlement to free seed distribution.
A meditation on Psalm 77 urges that suffering deepens prayer and helps roots of faith grow. It portrays the psalmist as overwhelmed and unable to speak yet determined to cry to God. Past acts of God reassure that present distress is in a loving hand.
A report recalls Ray Van Dusen as a serious prisoner charged with horse stealing in the fall clash. An assailant and another prisoner were involved. a woman was captured near the east city limits while the primary suspect remained at large amid a large armed hunt.
A compiled list marks anniversaries and notable births across history. It notes figures such as Johann Sebastian Bach, William J. MacNeven, Benito Juarez, Florenz Ziegfeld, Raoul Lufbery, and others with brief biographical identifiers, plus a Today’s Horoscope cautioning about ego and influence.
Local officials discuss accelerating paroling in Lorain as part of broader reforms and prisoner reentry efforts. City agencies coordinate with state authorities to streamline release procedures and connect ex offenders with housing, employment, and supervision services.
The letter praises Muir Auld for open minded spiritual views and compares current conditions to biblical prophecies from Revelations and Ezekiel. It references Dorothy Delefield and HK Finley, questions the idea of a Christian Nation, and laments failing leaders and unavoidable law shaping society.
County officials report a sharp drop in paroles with only six granted in the last six months. The new policy from the commissioners restricts parole to extreme cases, trimming releases and tightening inmate freedom.
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