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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1936
Page
5
In Ottawa 1918 the Dominion of Canada met. President Wilson referred German truce terms to Marshal Foch. 1928 Hoover wins in a landslide. The House of Commons rejects both partial lottery plans to cut public debt and aid.
Tacitus notes German songs by the Rhine mentioning Tuisto and Mannus, revered lineal ancestors in their tradition. The piece highlights how the ancient historian recorded two recurring words in a war chant, reflecting early Germanic mythic names.
A 3000 ton steel steamer built in 1927 the Sand Merchant foundered off Cleveland during a Lake Erie storm. Nineteen lives were lost with the waves overwhelming the ship as it neared harbor lights. The sea remains a powerful master despite modern shipbuilding and navigation aids.
Nations Business lists new contrivances from razors with extended shaving surfaces to novel shoe shines, collapsible tube tops, pocket pencils for stirring, automatic coffee roasters, and corrosion resistant copper ranges. Other items include plastics, paints for high heat, self filling inks, fuse clamps, waterproof plywood, and lamps with two value playing cards adding game variety.
A list of historical birth and death anniversaries is given, noting Isaac N. Blackford, Joseph Smith, Francis E. Abbott, Nelson W. Aldrich, John Philip Sousa, Wadson C. Peters, Thomas Watt Gregory, Cheries XII of France, Frances king, and Abraham Lincoln. The notes include birthplaces, dates, professions, and some political details. The piece mixes typos and garbled text but preserves key figures and milestone years.
A collection of brief biographical notes mentions individuals born in Canada Poland New Hampshire Indiana and Michigan. Key names include Dr James Ao Nerorith professor at Ram as University inventor of basketball and Edsel B Bord of Detroit son of Henry, with ages ranging from mid seventies to early thirties.
A fragmentary note on satire, sarcasm, and the role of wit in shaping opinion. It references clever phrasing and the tension between playful mockery and pointed critique without clear events or names.
Read John 5 3 12 about Jesus Christ and the witness of Spirit water and blood The article links baptism and the Lord s Supper to sharing in Christ s life and notes the sacraments are arteries in His body for believers to receive grace and witness True Christian life goes beyond morals
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