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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1938
Page
4
Duluth column extols Scandinavian and German Americans for steadfast patriotism and hard work. It praises quiet, productive communities from the Midwest to Milwaukee, contrasts with Eastern emotionalism, and argues immigrants should serve the United States first and foremost.
A Elyria Foreman's Club meeting features Dorothy Fuldheim presenting Man or Beast, arguing that secularism and removal of divine principles degrade nations. She cites European education, contrasts tyranny with democracy, and urges upholding God’s law and the Great Commandment as foundational.
Oberlin College botany head Dr Paul B Sears will speak on WHK Cleveland November 23 as part of the We Americans program from 9 to 9 30 pm. His topic centers on foreigners contributions to soil conservation and farming techniques, with reference to immigrant settlements in Ohio and the Midwest.
A Riddletown Journal inspired reflection urges early Thanksgiving gratitude for rights and freedoms. It contrasts American democracy with brutalities abroad, urges continued unity despite political differences, and calls readers to acknowledge blessings beyond food, including ballot rights and worship freedom.
The 1938 health year is noted as the healthiest since 1933 with a death rate of 10.8 per 1000 and only 11 per 1000 in the first 40 weeks. The report credits public health expansion, better local departments, and care for lower economic groups, while linking lower illness to slower industrial activity and economic strain.
Morton Bodfish, executive vice president of the United States Building and Loan League, warns that housing programs must center on owner occupied homes. He argues ownership creates safety for individuals and families, and that many projects focus on renting rather than enabling home building for low income groups seeking domestic independence. He urges housing authorities to prioritize ownership to strengthen democracy and prevent public opinion prejudice.
Local growers report a novel pest control method as moths visiting fruit bearing trees are lured to diluted red wine and die after feeding. The article notes the tactic as a cheap, improvised solution found by horticulturists in Bendigo, Australia.
A dated list notes births, deaths, and milestones from 1752 to 1935 including George Rogers Clark, Harvey Peet, John A. Winston, James A. Garfield, William Sunday, Emil Rausch, and others. It references the Jay Treaty, Gettysburg Address, Hudson's Bay to Dominion transfer, Ruth Law's flight, League of Nations aid to Lithuania, King Tut’s face reveal, and railroad presidents pledging Hoover.
The chart warns early risers may face reckless trouble and adversity but those born as the day progresses become more adaptable. Overall the day holds promise of success through persuasion and favorable outcomes.
The horoscope notes a subtle intellect today with an ascetic tilt guiding thoughts. It suggests a reflective, restrained approach to decisions and personal priorities.
Edward S. Hazen, a former railroad detective jailed since 1917 for murdering his two children, is slated for parole February 1 with plans to reside in Florida with his sister. Judges Cook and Findley, who aided in the case, will not oppose the parole.
The subject appears drawn to study in philosophy, religion, and related subjects, with a likelihood of writing and teaching in those fields. The emphasis is on a luminous, faithful, and strong spirit pursuing intellectual and instructional work.
The piece contrasts two kinds of helpfulness from a sermon style reading. It praises the woman who did what she could, doing it beforehand, and questions what we have contributed today to feed the hungry and comfort the lonely, urging timely action and genuine kindness.
Elyria Savings Bidg lists approximate stock prices with bids and asks for Elyria firms. Entries include American Lace, Colson, Elyria Telecomm, Ohio Electric Power, and Sov Dep Bonds with figures like 60, 90, and 101 106.
Seventy five year old Caleb Slade married twenty nine year old Ivy Himber in Chippenham England twenty five days after their first meeting. The write up ends with a patriotic call to stand by religious values and constitutional principles.
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