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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1935
Page
11
A fragmented column cites theater notes and personalities including O O McIntyre and several biographical asides. It mentions a minor Mans comparr and a few cultural references, with later chatter about critics, a candy-store scene, and a drive through New York life. Birthdays and a horoscope wrap the page.
A devotional note on Ephesians 4 17 24 stressing the transforming renewal of mind through surrender to God Bible study and prayer. It warns against ignorance and darkness of mind and urges ongoing growth, habit change, and spiritual discernment through scripture.
A 1935 narrative recalls the Gettysburg Address on the anniversary of Lincoln’s speech. It urges renewed citizenship and dedication to liberty, noting the enduring meaning of the words and the fallen who gave their lives for a government of the people.
A nostalgic look at Thanksgiving as family gathering time. The piece recalls old dinners, organized feasts, and the pull of kinship that drew relatives together. It contrasts past close-knit gatherings with modern dispersed families and suggests the holiday gains meaning when loved ones reunite.
United States figures compare auto accident fatalities to all six major wars in which the nation has fought. In the last fifteen years total deaths exceed war losses, with last year alone recording about 195 000 total wrecks and roughly 1 150 000 injuries. Pedestrians account for about half the fatalities, and the piece urges better traffic defense as youths eighteen and nineteen drive risk higher. It laments war sacrifices yet notes daily auto losses are equally tragic and preventable.
A fragmented list recalls historical anniversaries and figures from Jefferson to Lincoln, Le Verrier to Suez, noting births, deaths, and key moments. Entries mention Charleville near Virginia and Vermont, lawmakers and generals, and several dates including 1818 and 1785 with sparse context.
Twenty three members of the South Amherst American Legion met in the club rooms Friday evening for a regular meeting. Commander Krieck announced plans to entertain aritha parts for all dues paid to members on November 26. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by the committee.
Sweden showcases a steel bow at the world championship in Brussels. Kute Bull, their archer, argues the steel shaft offers durability and weather resistance. Reputed world champion Kyelison asserts steel bows provide steadier pulls and consistent performance over wood.
In Kokomo Indiana a large railroad locomotive supplied steam to heat a new industrial plant while the permanent heating system was being installed. The tub on a siding beside the plant served as temporary heat until permanent fittings were completed. Pargny has arrived to spend the winter months at his home.
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