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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1936
Page
5
A fragmented Voice Of The People column includes political commentary on the 1932 New Deal era and elections. It quotes C M Peters and lists notable births, with reflections on suffrage and civic duty from Elyria Ohio.
Anthropologist Ledoux reports New Guinea natives resist white presence and nudity among them while trading shells and ores. He describes life, language literacy, and a five month field study in Raup village, noting strict dress and dignity standards and efforts to understand local exchange systems.
The housing industry lags in adopting mass production methods used elsewhere. Builders must reconcile factory efficiency with individual homeowner tastes, or risk missing a huge market for affordable homes. Home ownership remains a personal, family driven choice needing customization within cost limits.
Analysis shows 1,445 deaths and 4,442 injuries last year from train motor vehicle collisions. Nighttime dangers are prominent with 50 percent of conflicts at grade crossings occurring after dark and drivers failing to see oncoming trains.
Readable fragments report 359 bicyclists killed and 12 000 injured nationwide last year amid rising bicycle use. Police and parents urged vigilance as teens ride after school hours with dusk arrivals peaking.
The piece ponders disillusionment with political winds and war. It cites Dr. Ernest E Hadler, a Washington psychiatrist, linking infant feeding interruptions to later hostility and excessive talk or intoxication. It questions whether Spanish conflict aims are understood by the fighters.
A sermon-style piece urges readers to welcome gospel messengers like Paul and Lydia into homes. It likens the gospel to a lamp lighter that brightens households and exhorts supporters to send the word forth through faith and charitable acts.
George de Vor read an astrology book and claimed he and his wife were born under adverse planets. He asked his wife to sue for divorce to end their 25 year marriage and begin anew.
Anniversary notes honor naval officer Jona A B Dauzren born in Philadelphia and others including Joseph Hooker, Edwin Booth, Alfred Mayer, Joseph F Smith, Robert Louis Stevenson, John Drew and early Seattle settlers. Entries provide birth and death details with scattered dates and places across 19th and early 20th centuries.
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