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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1932
Page
3
A local editorial urges citizens to stay engaged in the presidential race. It argues this election contains vital issues and demands voters sift through propaganda to uncover truth. The piece condemns voter apathy as harmful to the country and stresses active participation.
The piece discusses misfits and subnormals as a social issue, arguing many are misaligned with their roles rather than incapable. It notes schools work to adjust work to the child and warns that failure often stems from poor starts, not innate incapacity, urging alternatives and guidance for those who struggle.
A reflective piece argues that many pursue writing but few create valuable literature. It cites Mencken and Finger praising self-guided learning from great authors, noting classic voices found in everyday life without formal schooling. The passage contends talent comes from self-expression, not educational abundance.
A collage of gossip and wry observations on marriage, manners, and memory. Fragments note a wife’s irritation at income tags, a honeymoon miscue labeled Wasp Ruins Honeymoon, and quick quips about infidelity, insurance, and midlife jokes. The piece travels through social quirks, old songs, and a Canadian election anecdote, ending with a local byline.
Dear Editor readers share thoughts during the tense hours before the national election. The letters express civic pride concern about turnout and the impact of national issues on local life in Morrisburg Ontario.
Days Music Store touts a new General Electric twelve tube console featuring Dual Automatic Volume Control Twin Push Amplification high power dynamic speaker improved tone equalizers with acoustic orifices and a noise suppressor. Priced at 149.75 dollars, the ad urges customers to judge by ear.
Days Hardware lists recent electrical jobs now in service with Mr E P Gates and town electricians finishing the Edison school on Lake avenue while parents gathered Thursday evening. The Standard Drug store opens in Charlie Savages old room with notable lighting. Aluminum ware sale on second floor offers double boilers percolator and sauce pans at 59 cents each.
Annals note today marks the anniversary of American painter Washington Allston born at Waccamaw South Carolina in 1779. The obituaryless snippet recalls his early life and artistic emergence.
A collage of historical deaths and birthdays tied to July 9 across years from Alphonso Taft to Ida Tarbell and Mahatma Gandhi's handshake with the King. It lists notable figures born or died on or near this date, followed by a short Today in History entry and a Horoscope advising cautious, vigilant traits for the day.
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