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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1930
Page
4
The article commemorates Mother's Day on May 10 1930 praising motherly sacrifices tender care and the universal affection for motherhood. It extols the spirit guiding families through pain and illness and urges readers to honor mothers as the beloved symbol of love and home.
The Philadelphia attorney Owen J Roberts is nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court seen as a rejection of political bargaining. The press lauds his record as govt lease scandal prosecutor and a staunch foe of graft, predicting Senate confirmation and signaling Hoover’s independent leadership.
A veteran builder for the National Association of Real Estate Boards argues neighbors are the key factor in selecting a home, surpassing restrictions, zoning, roads, churches, schools, and even views. He urges buyers to evaluate residents’ occupations and interests before settling in a district. People move for lifestyle and community fit, not merely aesthetics or amenities. He warns that eager movers may overlook the value of a good neighborhood.
The passage notes friendly long standing neighborhoods where families share harmony and children grow up together. It argues that compelling reasons are needed to move, since homes can be remodeled more easily than people, and aging is not fatal to neighborhood value.
The record lists several historical birthdays and deaths: 1913 Montgomery Blair born in Kentucky, 1883 July 27 in Silver Spring. 1923 Jonn Sherman Ohio senator and official born Lonecaster, died in Washington October 22 1922. 1838 James Bryce born in England died there January 5. 1843 Kaufman Kohler born Bavaria, died New York January 28 1926. 1850- Attmar Mergenthaler inventor of the linotype born Germany died Baltimore October 28 1499.
Chronicle notes a 1775 action where Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain Boys seized Fort Ticonderoga. It also mentions 1969 upheaval in India, the 1869 Union Pacific Railroad completion, and Lindbergh’s San Diego to St Louis leg toward global fame.
Today marks birthdays for several public figures including William McMaster U S senator from South Dakota born near Ticenic Iowa 53 years ago Curtis D Wuitbur former Secretary of the Navy born at Boonesboro Iowa 63 years ago Rt Rev Robert Jett Episcopal bishop of Southwestern Virginia born in King George County Virginia 65 years ago Sir Thomas J Linton English merchant and sportsman born 86 years ago Prince Alfonso heir to the throne (text may be garbled).
A quirky quotation from Pony Mopps about wearing suspenders only when hanging window curtains or picking cherries highlights a rustic, humorous moment. The remark contrasts plasterers and dentists earning more with a nod to everyday labor and cleaner surroundings.
A terse horoscope note in Spanish describes a drone with a receptive mind and analytic powers. It suggests a person or entity marked by notable means but little drive to increase wealth. The tone emphasizes discernment and a calm push toward influence in the world.
A biographical sketch covers Theoacre Christianson born in Lac qui Parle County Minnesota on September 11 1883 a University of Minnesota graduate admitted to the bar in 1904 and founder of the Dawson Sentinel from 1909 to 1919 a Minnesota representative 1915 to 1923 and governor elected in 1925. The piece discusses views on individualism versus collective welfare and the costs of exploiting natural resources, urging government action to avoid future social and economic upheavals.
In Conway Arkansas two men named John W Peters announce candidacy for constable in the upcoming primary, running in a local townsite near the city. The unusual tie is noted as both candidates share identical names, creating attention from local voters and officials.
Washington May 10 Dr E V Wilcox argues American farmers need not fear Soviet wheat competition for years. He cites Russia as a chewing ground for information and predicts limited export growth due to communism and local consumption. He notes low labor savings potential in the Orient and high native labor costs.
Mrs Flora Whitebird of Okla Quapaw, widow of Chief Harry Whitebird, conducts three annual memorial feasts costing thousands. The rites honor her husband Alma and Alphonso with gatherings at the Whitebird home, drawing over 500 attendees after Alphonso’s burial. The family has amassed substantial wealth from lead and zinc royalties and holds extensive land and trust funds.
A salesman notes China relies on ox teams over motor trucks, with wages of six to ten cents a day and pockets of famine in parts. Dr Wilcox cites political unrest hindering farm growth while Java and Liam enjoy stability. In Japan, silk is key. half of farmers grow mulberry for silkworms, 95 percent of exports go to the U S, cocoon prices fell after demand dropped, and authorities intervened by stockpiling cocoons though other sectors seek similar relief.
The Quapaw request proposes placing fortunes in trust with Oklahoma banks using Tri-year life slates. They express desire to invest wealth in farm lands instead of the proposed trust instrument.
Warm weather feature promotes a decorated Hawaiian guitar with case, steel, picks and 10 half hour lessons by Fred Koons for 3000. Also details a limited Victor record exchange to trade ten old records for one new disc, urging readers to bring dusty discs from cabinets. B P S paints by Burtis Patterson Sargent Co. of Cleveland noted in Elyria history and praised for quality and durability.
The Victor special allowance of 76.00 dollars for the old Victrola remains available for a couple more weeks. This opportunity is described as a one time chance not to be repeated and urged not to miss out.
A Victor Combination offers tailored music for special programs dances and educational purposes and remains a preferred instrument for quality entertainment. Its ten tube radio integrated into one unit brings in stations nationwide and delivers superior tone compared to any other radio.
Tomorrow is Mother's Day and a radio would bring lasting pleasure to your mother at home. We offer installation of Majestic Vic tor or Atwater Kent tonight or Sunday, if you decide to give one.
Graduation season is here and musical instruments stand out as memorable gifts. A keyboard or guitar can spark creativity, while a violin or flute supports disciplined practice. Choose a size appropriate for the graduate and consider lessons to help them begin a musical journey.
Mr Squire of the B P S factory visits the store for a successful demonstration. Hundreds of sample paint cans are given away free to customers who visit the store tonight. Free cans are valued at 20 to 35 cents and will not be given to children.
A local ad promotes a coaster wagon for $5.50 with durable roller bearings and a range of Colson Velocipedes Scooters and Bicycles. Also advertised are Coldwell lawnmowers highlighted by a high value 15 inch ball bearing model at $9.95 and other mowers from $7.50 to $22.00. The copy warns fuel costs of autos and innefficiencies of ice boxes versus automatic refrigerators noted for insulation and economy.
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