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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
9
A brief passage notes February losing a day to add to another month and describes the President's flag as bronze seal on blue with a white star in each corner. It mentions Kant, the German philosopher, rarely being far from home, never more than four miles.
Rev E B Redhead preached on loving God and neighbor, urging the Community Chest as a means to help many. He cited Jesus, Louis Braille, Florence Nightingale, Joe Lucas, and Booker T Washington, stressing active charity through shared need and neighborly acts.
Opening arguments at the new term show the court will impact about 34 million dollars in annual transfers through its decisions. Four community property cases threaten roughly 30 million dollars in annual revenues if spouses file separate returns. Other cases involve 11 million in Chicago Bell Telephone funds and 3 million from Southwestern railroads shaping rate divisions.
In the old Roman calendar February had 29 days but when August, boasting thirty days, was named after the Emperor August, that ruler did not see why his month should have fewer days.
The article promotes using a modern radio to discipline misbehaving children instead of slippers. It argues radio programs enhance education beyond school books, supplement learning with travel music literature language and daily educational features. It suggests the whole family benefits from owning a radio.
A store touts a genuine guarantee not promises unkept but full satisfaction. It emphasizes convenient monthly terms on everything allowing small payments from income so purchases never become burdensome.
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