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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1934
Page
11
This item describes a wagon used for travel in Russia with an arched yoke over the horse, chosen to stabilize the shafts on rough pavements. The tugs attach to the front axle outside the wheels and no whiffletree is used. Continued from yesterday.
Moscow dispatch recounts daily life under Soviet rule including tax drives jobs and food shortages. Notes transportation limits poor roads crowded streetcars and scarce paper while observing hotel life and alphabet struggles. Mentions golf as a planned future recreation amid inflation and propaganda.
New York readers urge Ed Howe to abandon his planned retirement and resume his prolific literary work. The public mood favors his return, praising his common sense perspective and noting his enduring vitality at eighty-one as he contemplates a rest that many see as undeserved.
Mrs. Myrtle Tanner Blacklidge, former internal revenue collector, smiles behind bars in a Chicago jail cell she occupies for failing to pay a $7,500 judgment won by Mrs. Myrtle Tanne Smiling.
Suzanne Nottingham sues for loss of affection against Mrs. Blacklidge, alleging she stole Patrolman Norman E. Nottingham. While jailed, Mrs. Nottingham pays the inmate beard bill of 50 cents a day.
Instructions explain a summer jacket dress made from crash linen and cottons with ribbed fabrics and tub silks. The pattern, Style No. 2591, suits sizes 11 through 19 years and requires 5 yards of 39 inch material for size 15.
Taken From Our Files recalls Harold Clapp Starr 9 former Elyria merchant who died at his daughter's home. Starr co founded Starr Brothers dry goods with brother George and later moved to Akron before returning to Elyria.
Pondering storage for a fur coat, a passerby named Harry Silvey suggested leaving it there. The exchange hints at a casual, urban moment amid minutes from Herald Square, with a clipped line on finding a path back to the past.
In a stormy seaside stroke of fate Tigre battles a premonition of disaster while memory of last night’s peril haunts him. The rain, sea, and siren echo his desolation as Harvey’s sudden tension and a looming dinner scene deepen the tension before a possible encounter with Captain Turner.
Ada Cochran deceased to Thomas Freeman and Daisy Payne half interest in part of Russia Township Jot Number Six Oberiin James Cochran deceased to Tretta Davis and Geneva White half interest in part of Russia Township lot Number Six Oberin Iretta Davis Geneva White and Thomas Freeman to Daisy Payne part of Russia Township lot Number Six Oberlin Sheriff's deed to George H Houghton 10 acres in Russia Township George H Smith deceased to Anna L Smith half interest in lots 28 and 29 Roth Francis Allotment Lorain Anna L Staith to Charlies W and Helena M Myers lots 28 and 29 Roth Francis Allotment Lorain Elmer M Rice deceased to Carrie J Rice property on West Avenue Elyria Campbell Vandersommen to Elma Vandersommen sublets 4 5 and 6 block 76 Wesley Avenue City Farms Allotment Elyria Anthony Vandersommen to Erma Vandersommen sublet 6
The county issues a state order for a new boiler house at the infirmary with an estimated cost of 40000 dollars. Simultaneously the county children's home improvements costing 30000 dollars will be deferred.
Plans for a city swimming pool campaign were outlined by Jim Armitage at the Kiwanis Club meeting. Members will canvass residents for funds to build the pool and will enlist support from other local clubs and organizations.
Five years ago on March 27 1929 thirty Elsha boys members of the YMCA trip to Washington expected to greet President Hoover. They had been promised an opportunity to meet him. Oberlin College Women’s Glee Club to begin eight day spring tour next Wednesday with concerts across eastern Ohio and New York state.
City Farms Allotment Elyria transfers Sophie Murene to Maca Radin for sublet 1016 in Sheffield Land Company's Second Subdivision Lorain. Helen Jones deceased transfers half of Lot 4 Day's Subdivision and property on Boston Avenue Elyria to Mary Shaw and Geraldine Burrell.
The Adult Class of Lake Avenue Sunday School rescheduled its meeting from Wednesday to Tuesday April 3 at Mr. and Mrs. R. Collier home with Mrs. Jabbush and Mrs. Green as hostesses. Robert Taylor and John Hecock will lead the evening program. all members and officers are invited. The Community church pre Easter services will feature Rev Jenson, L B Hisdman, Rev Eastman, Corliss Miller, a Lorain quartet, and instrumentalists Walter Hinkel and Henry Gilbert.
The article notes betel, a narcotic plant, is far more desired than rice by the Islamese and Manifese. It claims people crave betel to a greater degree, showing its strong hold on consumers compared with tobacco among smokers.
The principle holds that commerce between regions relies on exchange of goods rather than hoarding precious metals. Trade flows are therefore anchored in tangible products and economic value rather than monetary accumulation.
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