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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1935
Page
4
Hitler argues in the Reichstag that Germany will not join any prearranged conference or sign treaties imposed by others and seeks own parole from postwar constraints. English observers welcome his offer for a modest fleet and ban submarines, suggesting peace hinges on Allies accepting Germany as an equal to avert war.
Dr H Flanders Dunbar of the Columbia School of Medicine argues worry causes hospitalizations and can hasten heart disease. He urges confronting conflicts and anxiety through mental training to reduce invalidism and prevent relapses, noting that many patients recover when worry is managed and that unwanted quacks prey on those who remain anxious.
A reflective piece notes 46 American wartime bombers fly Honolulu to Midway, signaling a broader Pacific strategy. It argues the flight is a defensive demonstration and outlines a rough geographic rectangle of potential bases from San Francisco to Alaska, emphasizing nonhostile intent and historical boundaries.
Pedestrians should walk on the left side of traffic and face approaching vehicles to improve visibility. The guide outlines penalties for violations and urges caution near motorist traffic. It notes schools teach children to walk facing traffic and to carry a bright object at night.
A note explains that Egyptians used an EM deanj ointment sourced from the Amomum plant. Arabs adopted the term mumia from this practice, and from mumia the word mummy was later used to describe embalmed bodies.
A fragmented diary entry depicts a man and his wife rowing in Central Park style amid musings on life. He recalls past boats on the Thames, remarks on back muscles and breath, and muses about public park scenes, social observations, and a lingering sense of endurance through small daily challenges.
A mangled reminiscence describes returning after dark and wet weather amid lively chatter and possible danger. It hints at a finale, lost oars, and a plan to be hoisted aboard, with references to tango places and a joking mood among sailors and companions.
A compilation noting anniversaries of notable figures born in Boston Schenectady New York and Switzerland with dates of death and birth. It lists Emerson and other 19th to early 20th century figures, then Today in History events from 1870 to 1943 and a birthdays section highlighting Rev John Moy Henry New York Izor Sikorsky Gene Tunney and others with ages.
Readers excerpt a sermon outline noting Proverbs guidance on heart virtue and gentle speech. It critiques social gospel trends lacking regeneration, affirms divine church resilience, and cites Daniel 12:10 while invoking sacred imagery of harvest and new names for the chosen.
Brownhelm honors Memorial Day with a community ceremony. Veterans of Foreign Wars in Elyria organized the event, securing a speaker and planning a program that includes a hearse, a choir, and a reading. Local residents and former Brownhelm residents are anticipated to attend.
Fragmented OCR text lists names like Adam IMinmigan and Harry Gorski with spouses and children, suggesting a social or obituary notice. The garbled lines reference a ceremony or gathering and a tutor named Henry Taft, plus several others unclear in role or relationship.
The Par ent Teacher Association met Tuesday evening at the schoolhouse. Mrs. George Bateman led the business session where committee reports and officers for LOSa-2984 were announced: President Mrs. Arthur Flasenplve Vice President Mrs. Ed Beeheel Secretary Mrs. Wim Trinter Treasurer Mrs. Ben Northeim Historian Mrs. Harry Stirk. A half hour of Oberin College Gleeciih music followed. Reports on how mothers and fathers help at home were discussed, with remarks by Rev. RoE Albrial and a light refreshment period. Upcoming events include Baccalaureate at the Congregational church, May 31 community picnic, and the senior commencement program on May 26. Members listed include Ruth Reimer, Kiste Luthart, Marguerite Bacon, Rosamary Rath, and others.
A list of attendees includes Ralph Seimbach Abin Portman Thomas McGrew Hare Lansiter Wane White Charles Deaner Myr and Mrs AQ. Also present were Shattuck, Lew, and Mrs KD Lew at Chapfield Hert with families. Attendees from Lorain county included Albright Koebel Bechtel Love Parker Maird Claus Florence Chins and Mr Mrs WH OL Leamtaeh.
Officials from the United States Biological Survey report the lake is overstocked with fish. Excess fish threaten the lake ecosystem and require measures to protect wildlife and public safety.
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