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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1933
Page
6
A local plea urges Elyria and Lorain County voters to study proposed constitutional amendments and weigh arguments for and against each issue. The piece stresses voter responsibility and urges a record turnout on Tuesday to support informed civic choices.
The Missouri legislature probes possible waste from state owned motor vehicles used by officials and employees for private use. About 2000 vehicles cost taxpayers over a million dollars yearly. halting private use could save at least half. Suggests all states and cities examine similar economies as public funds face strain.
Observers praised the Legion Drum and Bugle corps as they drilled in perfect step at Ely Stadium last evening. The piece highlighted the corps as deserving runner up status among the nation’s best, recognizing the hours of hard work behind the performance.
A collage of quirky facts and proverbs from a 19th or early 20th century column. It notes a seventh birth timing, a Wellsboro birth with seventh son, shifts in attitudes toward college towns, and humorous lines about idleness and pride. The snippet touches on demographics, humor, and folk wisdom.
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES lists James Montgomery Edmund Kean Sarah Judson Henry Davis Stephen Field Auguste Rodin with birth and death years and places. TODAY IN HISTORY notes Lincoln and Mary Todd marriage, George Peabody, Eugene Field, with TODAYS BIRTHDAYS highlighting Will Rogers.
The Day's News advertises Stromberg Carlson radios claiming top quality and world leadership with 1934 models featuring refined tone control and improved circuits. Also promotes ticket sales for Elyria Grand Opera in Severance Hall Cleveland with Ar Redzins conducting and artists performing Tyresian and Isolde.
Day’s Hardware Week after next promotes hunting season with single barrel guns from $8.50, various shells at 69 cents a box, and Dux-bak rain proof hunting coats. Other items include gun oil, cleaning rods, and license writing service. Lorain Co Game and Fish meeting at 2 PM tomorrow. Also advertises electricity efficient ranges, aluminum cookware, breakfast china, pink glassware, and football ticket sales with reserved seats.
A column notes several prominent figures born decades ago in various places including Cal, Indiana, Delaware Ohio, Connecticut, Michigan, and Ohio. Names include Dr. Rolla E. Dyer, Dr. Perrin T. Wilson, Sewell Lee Avery, James K. Fraser, Mary Watts, and Dr. Robert E. Vinson. The passage closes with a reflective warning about hidden dangers and the need for prudence.
A church bulletin outlines a Sunday Bible study on Luke 17 20 37 with memory verse Luke 17 26. It notes the Master’s clear teaching that a great moral declension would precede His coming and urges reflection on faith and readiness.
The text discusses eschatological signs and moral decline in parallel with biblical scenes, urging personal fellowship with Christ. It cites Luke 18 1 17 and Luke 18 1 8 to emphasize watchfulness and persistent prayer amid perilous times, likening human behaviors to those in Noah’s and Lot’s days.
A fragmentary passage discusses praying with humility and persistence, invoking Jesus and the spirit of prayer. It reflects on steadfast prayer as a path to understanding and guidance, urging continued devotion in seeking divine help.
Secretary of State George Myers ordered the defiant circulars issued by the Anti American Amendment League opposing a ten mill tax for Home Station halted. T. W. Anthony admitted distributing the circular and was ordered to recall all copies. Governor White commended Myers for prompt action and emphasized signatures under state election laws.
Mankhid states that wealth rests on producing and consuming goods and services with distribution facilities. He argues the material wealth of the world is greater than ever despite current hardships, highlighting the real abundance of tangible goods over time.
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