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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
6
Stand ard Statistics Company reports deflated real estate values and rising building costs while urging immediate construction as an investment. The piece argues values have hit bottom and are turning up, with recovery plans pushing the industry from a lull toward sounder levels. It warns buyers delaying now may face higher prices later.
Alabama unveils a monument at Gettysburg Pa reminding readers that battlefields outside Europe honor heroism, not war. The Gettysburg site, largest developed national monument, hosts miles of drives and relics of blue and grey combat. Washington preserves battlefields to memorialize fallen soldiers and deter future war.
Across the nation voices urge immediate Congress action to ban interstate sales of machine guns citing the Kellys case in Oklahoma City and a Fort Worth dealer’s testimony of selling Mrs. Kelly the weapon used in the Urschel kidnapping. The issue centers on preventing criminals from obtaining such deadly arms, with officials arguing no private citizen should possess them.
This Bible study examines John 2 1 2 12 and John 2 11 focusing on Christ s miracles at Cana and the wine issue. It discusses Jesus mastery over nature and His human life at a wedding, contrasting mild beverages with strong drink condemned in scripture.
Recipes describe baked apples with maraschino and whipped cream, while a speaker contrasts Cana’s spirit with modern brewers greed. A death linked to ardent spirits is cited as warning. Spain grants a subsidy to Lagunio steel to avert shutdown. France records 14 550 fewer births in early 1935 than 1932.
A boarding house resident complains of nightly teeth chatter from warmth and darkness. A humor column lampoons fashion, counterfeit money, second chances, and charity, ending with a playful note about a letter carrier.
List of notable births and deaths with dates across 1749 to 1837. Details include Edward Mutl edse South Carolina lawyer and signer of independence, Franklin Plewe 14th US president, William Dennison Ohio governor, Ignatius Donnelly Minnesota figure, Richard Croker Tammany Hall leader, William Bonney Billy the Kid, Sir Gilbert Parker, and others. Also notes 1787 Ohio Company plans for pioneers led by Rufus Putnam and 1833 Jourdan death.
A collection of quirky dialogues and captions reflects social riffs. A man calls the Better Business Bureau to joke about improving a service while a hammer salesman and a lamb joke mirror common concerns. A movie theater display and a sky-writer fiancé punch up domestic and social quips.
Fragmentary 19th century notice lists Crompton loom invention and the murder of Dr George Parkman, with TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS featuring Helen Rog ers Ogden Reid, William F Stevenson, Frank Morrison, Maj. Gen. Blanton Winsht, Maj. Gen. Hanson Bly, George Branton McClellan, Henry B Joy, Prof. Theodore Lyman. Includes a horoscope and stray items on pigs raised by bottle, charity drive, and Armistice Day note.
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