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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1933

Page

2

Rates for delivery and advertising representation

Daily two cents per copy with carrier in city 13 cents weekly and 6.00 yearly in advance By mail rates outside Elyria within Lorain and adjoining counties 3.00 yearly within Ohio 4.00 Foreign advertising reps listed John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Detroit General Motors Building

City Elyria Lorain Ohio John W. Cullen Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors

Roosevelt addresses nation with frank pledge on inflation aims

The editorial lauds President Roosevelt for speaking directly to the people about inflation and the administration's goals. It notes his intent to raise prices to help borrowers repay in real terms, curb speculative booms, and support workers with fair wages while avoiding hype. It commends his clear, understandable language and leadership style.

Roosevelt United States

May He Give Us Light And Right

The piece blends devotional verse by F. J. Fiorelli with humorous asides on modern life. It contains prayers for guidance and justice, plus satirical lines about salesmen, consumer debt, and Mussolini, ending with a moral about interdependence and helping others.

F. J. Fiorelli

Wisdom Echoes From Open Ears Toohishness Exits Mouth

A concise aphorism notes wisdom enters through listening ears while foolish talk spills from an open mouth. The saying contrasts thoughtful listening with careless speech. It emphasizes restraint before speaking and value in attentive hearing.

Women in Politics Increase Interest, LWV Session Hears

The National League of Women Voters reported growing female interest in politics at its Washington session. Statistics show women backed government unit reorganization in 25 states and tax readjustment in 22 states. Proportions of backing not given. likely aligned with men. The development signals rising public engagement and potential elevation of political discourse.

General Council National League of Women Voters Washington

Business Revival Signs Rise in Federal Reserve Report

A Federal Reserve Board summary from Washington notes revived general business activity with gains in commodity and security markets. It reports halted declines in production and distribution of commodities in late February and early March and an upswing led by the steel industry, long viewed as a business barometer.

Federal Reserve Board Washington

Pittsburgh Scientists Develop Sprays to Clean Evergreens

A group of Pittsburgh scientists has developed chemical sprays to remove soot from evergreen trees and will compare treated and untreated plants for seasonal growth. The researchers believe cleaning will yield noticeable growth changes and aim to benefit farmers and milk producers, improving conditions in smoky cities.

Pittsburgh

Congress Should Understand Short Working Hours

The Lincoln State Journal argues Congress must grasp the implications of shorter workdays, noting extensive laboratory study has been conducted on the matter.

Congress Lincoln State Journal

Ill wind slows marriage as six million men lack funds

Judge Ben Lindsey says six million young American men are too poor to marry reflecting a broader downturn in household formation. The remark hints at economic pressures shaping social norms in the era.

Ben Lindsey

Moments of Nostalgia and Wit Across Varied Notes

A collage of reflections and quips spans poetry on memory plus satirical asides on society. Jokes about technocracy and fashion contrast with social observations on marriage, gender, and public life. A light, fragmentary snapshot of mid century wit and worldliness.

Wanted Work of all kinds in punasutawney spirit ad

Classified notice offers work in all trades with guaranteed satisfaction or no pay. The ad jokes that imagination causes troubles and invites applicants in Punasutawney Pennsylvania.

Punasutawney, Pa Spirit

It’s Only the Cheap Bandits That Stop To Rob the Branch Banks

A fragment mentions birds opposing a 30 hour work week and a figure called the Forgotten Man seen as a monument to himself waiting. The text reads like a reflective aside on labor and identity with no clear event.

Notable anniversaries of historical figures across generations

A compilation of birth and death anniversaries for figures such as Alain Rene Le SAGE William H H Vanderbilt Henry Dunant California Joe Moses Augusta Evans Wilson Frank G Carpenter Arthur W Thompson and others with birthplaces and death dates noted in various years from 1668 to 1930s.

Alain Rene le Sage William HH. Vanderbilt New Brunswick N. J New York City William Walker America Central America Nashville Tenn Honduras Henry Dunant The Red Cross California Joe Moses ¥. Milner Stanford Augusta J. Evans Wilson Columbus Mobile Ala Frank G Carpenter Mansfield Ohio China Arthur W. Thompson Erie Pittsburgh

Today in History Highlights: Palo Alto to St Pierre

This brief notes the 1846 Palo Alto battle where Gen Taylor defeated larger forces in five hours. It recalls the 1902 St Pierre earthquake that killed about 30,000 and the 1919 American Legion’s inaugural meeting in St Louis.

Taylor Palo Alto St. Pierre West Indies American Legion St. Louis

Notable figures born this week in history

The list recalls birthdays of prominent individuals: Dr. James R. Angell of Yale born in Burlington VI 64 years ago. Maj. Gen. Paul B. Malone born Middleton NY 61 years ago. Ernest W. Marland born Pittsburgh 69 years ago. Rt. Rev. Wilson R. Stearly born Philadelphia 64 years ago. Howard C. Hopson born Fort Atkinson WI 51 years ago. Robert I. Aitken born San Francisco 55 years ago. Michael MacWhite minister to the United States born 50 years ago.

James R. Angell Yale University Burlington Paul B. Malone Middleton N. Y Ernest W. Marland Oklahoma U. S&s Congress Pittsburgh Wilson R. Stearly P E. Bishop Newark N. J Philadelphia Howard C. Hopson New York Fort Atkinson Wis Robert I. Aitken San Francisco Michael MacWhite United Sates

Today's Horoscope Warns Against Wasted Energy

A broad powerful mind with original ideas may grant influence among people. Avoid chasing unprofitable goals and diverting effort that drains popularity. Conserve energy and focus plans in proper directions to prevent wasting your life.

Iite

Village calendar notes and school events in Sheffield

Sheffield Ohio May events list a birthday celebration at St James Mission, school concerts, May Day planning at Brookside, and a canning demonstration at Elyria Y M C A. The Lake Shore Electric Co. agrees to crossing safety upgrades, senior play The Romance Seekers May 17, and Gulf Road School eighth grade graduation May 11.

Sheffield Edwin Millers St. James Mission Katherine Hendel Pneumonist St. Joseph’s Hospital Lorain Kolinski Crowe Brookside St. Theresas Hall St. Theresa’s School Brookside School Marianne Hendel Donna Myers Cleveland Beach Hall Alta Vivers Lansing Ohio Ma- Belle Hendendorf Elyria Y. M. C. A Alice Bird Alma Garvin Ohio State University Lake Shore Electric Company Bennet Road Electric Company Sheffield Lake Brookside School Auditorium Helen Frisbee Cascade Park Gulf Road Parent Teachers Association Blnea Robert Johnson Oliver Moon Frank and Alan Johnson Jack Jensen Glen Moon Otto Sittinger Luella Walker Lois Youtzy Zelma Smith Rose Marie Haglund Wilma Bloom Gulf Road School Alma Johnson Frank Cad Frank Ripple

Rabbit Disease Outbreak Reported At Middlesex Hospital

Reports indicate a rabbit disease case affecting Middlesex Hospital in Middletown, Connecticut. Public health officials investigate potential transmission and monitor patient exposure within the facility.

Middletown, Conn First MidDlesex Hospital

Farm Rabbit Disease Confounds Florence Baber Case

Local reports mixed a 14 year old Florence Baber illness as mumps then cited tularemia or rabbit disease after farm rabbits on the property were quarantined and removed.

Cians Florence Baber

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