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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
8
The Minnesota State Medical Association warns against excessive fatigue after a tough winter. It offers remedies such as lukewarm baths, simple foods like hot soup, and rest in a cool dark room. Fatigue impairs health and social life, and overwork harms both adults and children, risking nutrition and disability.
A leading U S chemical magnate predicts disease eradication within three decades, including cancer, citing progress in chemistry and surgery. He warns the real danger lies not in science but in its misuses such as poison gases and weapons, urging civilization to steer knowledge toward protection rather than destruction.
Former New York police commissioner Edward P. Mulrooney calls Dillinger a dumb crook while noting the truly clever criminal avoids headlines by targeting those who lack protection. He argues the real clever criminal benefits without publicity, leaving police and agents to look foolish.
Reported testimony from a Washington recovery hearing reveals publishers spent about half a million dollars on meals for public officials involved in textbook purchases. An industry representative said meals were necessary to influence procurement, while critics note broader trends in prices and attention to public image.
Scott notes Lord Dela Warr the first governor and captain general of Virginia in 1630. He explored the bay and river, and the query asks which state 169 was named after this voyage. The piece presents a historical naming question tied to early colonial exploration.
A fragmented reminiscence blends odd humor and danger with a rattlesnake tale and a burglary thwarted by a drunk rattler. The narrator recounts wild vignettes from the West, including poetry requests, domestic jests, and satirical lines about marriage and gender roles.
A ragged list highlights historical figures born on various dates including Seth Warner of the Green Mountain Boys born in Roxbury Canada died there, Edward Jenner the vaccine pioneer born in 1749 died 1823, and other Revolution era leaders. Also notes birthdays of English quilter Anna Bl Tennant and other names with scattered dates and places, plus theatrical notes and local events.
A compact note on biblical study from 2 Kings 13 urging prophets Amos Hosea and Isaiah for context. Highlights a time of calamity and wealth, immorality, materialism, and social decay. Ends with brief biographical blurbs and a dated horoscope fragment.
Washington officials report a new cotton pest in Arizona tied to the boll weevil complex. Entomologists warn the Thurberia plant and nearby pests could spread, posing a threat to cotton yields. Experts seek to distinguish this weevil from the boll weevil and assess control measures amid quarantine history.
Lorain County Automobile Maintenance Association members and area tire and battery dealers heard representatives of the Code Authority explain the code. President Roosevelt signed the act in March, with the schedule of prices and services to be filed and posted locally following questions answered by dealers.
Mayot Dan Lloyd noted among the Ohio Telegraph Battalion members gathered Friday at Hotel Carter in Cleveland. Guests included Daston’s Var nes. the event marked the group’s first reunion in fifteen years. A baptismal service was held at the Baptist church last Sunday with Mary Peters, Frances Lloyd and others performing. Reverend Leslie Megargee gave the address on Things that Cannot Be Shaken. The gathering closed with hymn singing and benediction by Reverend Schott.
Mellet Creek and Medina residents enjoyed a camping weekend on Blak River near Lit Cange. The Basten family returned to Deeh, hosting friends, while many locals hosted visiting relatives and attended church night at Congressional Church. Miss Hildreth Huston resigned to teach in Fostoria. Ginia Radie and family attended May Day. several dinners and bridge games filled the week.
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