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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1935
Page
11
The bones of an Aboriginal person were uncovered at Pinnaroo when drifting sand eroded soil after years buried. The find highlights a long buried human remains case amid a broader debate on religious holidays and temperance propaganda linked to drink.
The article outlines limited naval arms talks, noting December 31, 1958, as a cutoff and discusses shifts in European and Pacific power, with France Italy and Germany pursuing shipbuilding, and Britain urging restraint. It mentions US naval budgets, fleet plans, and the broader geopolitical context affecting trade protection and regional ambitions.
A fragment discusses Thanksgiving and the American Constitution, citing J E Sullivant in The November National Republic. It recalls Puritan origins, escape from autocratic rule, and the 1787 creation of a republic, urging reverent gratitude and public thanks for constitutional freedom.
Fragmentary OCR text references anniversaries and a dated list, with scattered phrases about Germans, a conference, and international topics. No coherent names, dates, or events emerge to frame a specific news item.
Fragments reference Jacoby of New York and a Kansas novelist aged 45. The text is incomplete but notes a Wanda and a 45 percent figure amid unclear context.
A fragmented horoscope piece notes a humane outlook with grand themes and Besarat for a world he deemed. It mentions Terainie and social life as central, predicting numerous faithful friends and a happy life. Copyrighted 1.
Avon Lake O Nov 25 A pinochle club met with Mrs das Boehm for a luncheon. Pinochle prizes were won by Mrs Ed Qosterland Mrs Gervise Gates and Mrs Boehm. In two weeks Mrs Josephine ...
Community events include a Vesper service at 4 PM in the Congregational and Methodist choir led by Dr. C. W. Recara with Rev. Edward W rr as instructor. Mena Senior High School screens moving pictures, and Miss Betty Jean Pags is invited for solo rental. Brief notes mention Miss Marie LePonr Club and social visits at Robert Orer’s home, plus church gatherings at M. B. church and M. E. Church with sermons and choir performances.
A community club event at a member’s home featured a noon lunch and awards while Avon Lake and Ridgeville hosts hosted parallel gatherings. Guests included Mrs. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Gale Smith, and Frank Smith. A separate birthday party honored Ira Baughman’s 75th at his LaGrange home as relatives visited. Also noted, African tribes’ regard for the white ant as a delicacy.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heckel hosted the Morning Glory club on a Saturday evening. Cards were played with prizes won by Mrs Lewis Berchant Miss Theresa Warner and Mrs Will Fisher. After tea guests were served and plans were made to meet again with Miss Lucy Walker of Cleveland attending.
San Francisco officials outline a Pacific trade revival through a broad alliance of 52 states and business groups. The effort aims to modernize foreign aid and restore prosperity by expanding exports and imports with Latin America and Pacific Rim countries including Australia, Japan, China, and Canada. Governor Merriam supports reducing discriminatory tariffs and fostering closer ties across the region to accelerate economic recovery.
And Miss Idena Pierman of Belden were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barr. Mrs. Alfred Walker is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gough spent Friday evening with friends in Eisria.
Frozen foreign commercial balances will constitute another phase of the association's immediate work. It seeks government backing for foreign trade interests to aid competitions abroad. Incorporators and directors include Albert D. Pearce of Los Angeles Julian MacGinniss of Beverly Hills and Emory E. Smith of San Francisco. Pacific Coast HQs will be in Los Angeles and San Francisco, with Eastern offices at 30 Broad Street New York.
A bizarre dust storm swept across western New South Wales and central Australia, mixing with snow on the Alps and blotting skies red brown. Sheep reportedly drowned in dust turned snow as residents used canisters for protection and endured a week of extreme weather across Queensland and surrounding regions.
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