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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1935
Page
7
Harvard President Conant urges college freshmen to think independently and resist easy propaganda. He warns against following crowds, fascist or dictator rhetoric, urging citizens to engage in vigorous discussion and protect freedom rather than seek quick political conformity.
In remote regions natives bank foundations with sawdust and corn husks while city and farm households prepare for cold weather by checking chimneys heating equipment and plumbing. The farm season's golden commodities peak as trees promise color and the urge to work grows, even as winter threatens with its punches. Business quickens in this lively climate of renewal.
A critique of Mussolini and Hitler detailing state seizure of private wealth, limited corporate profits, forced capital transfers, bonds issued against assets, and rearmament funding. The piece cites Italy and Germany's tackling of surpluses, foreign investment, and public bonds while warning of growing bankruptcy and economic distortion. It contrasts these with planned confiscations, bonds, and central control across banks, unions, and charities.
A fragmented New York street scene blends fashion maids and bar patrons with mentions of Broadway funerals and entertainment figures. It notes characters like Tex G and Chas Harris, and sketches restless artists scouting Europe while reflecting on social life in midtown venues and remote cabins.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a case or action at Sredicare Court with unclear parties and a 2335 address. The readable parts show a legal or court setting but lack concrete names, actions, or deadlines.
The notice lists anniversaries and birthdays of notable figures including Major John Andre British spy executed in 1780, Gov Willem B omining first woman governor, and Mohandas Gandhi born 1869. Today’s birthdays feature Orden Hull Carl Hayden Theodore Green Rond Bryan Owen and others with ages spanning decades. A brief horoscope notes a shift from soldierly traits to aggressive impetuous tendencies in the degree.
Avon Lake residents hosted a pot luck supper and christening reception for Jeann Elsie with many local families attending. The Democratic Club met on Center Road with prizes and new members. future plans include a gathering with Mrs Liam Dasschner.
The Sullivan school paper produced by fifth and sixth graders of Ivan School details staff and aims. Proceeds fund library books while teachers and graduates from Ashland Caliste Ohio State are listed, including Layton Pollock and Vernon Handerson among others.
In Wellington Frances Ferguson 35 widow of William H Ferguson dies at daughter Mrs Charles Regal Huntington U after short illness. Survived by two sons Prentice of Edinburgh Harry of Streetberg and two daughters Moss Ardeliee Ferguson Muskegon Mich and Mrs Charles Regal Wellington. Services Thursday 1 pm at Keith Andrews Funeral Home with Rev John Koontz. Burial at Sureeborgo cemetery. Various village notices include Ada steak roast at Wagner Grove, Lilywood Rebekah Zodze, and Woman's Benefit at Granse hall. Planning commission rejects Sol Ray permit for a North Main street quarry station. Missionary societies of Lorain County Methodist churches gather October 8 at Wellington Methodist Episcopal church. Wellington Sororis attend two day federation of Women’s clubs. speeches on law observance. Fisher Bros store tour guests tour Cleveland warehouses. Ida Naylor Penfield visits. Tennis tournament prizes announced. banquet Thursday at English dining room with Coach Lea Grimes speaker. President Roosevelt letter discussed by Rev William T Maran and Dr C W Recard. Denson returns from North Carolina. sewer work on Main Street continues with Amherst workers under Village Engineer Tom Laundon.
Emma Lockhart of Grand Rapids Michigan is among relatives mentioned alongside Mr and Mrs Knows of Flint and the Dudley Surdar home. Several families in Brighton Cuyahoga Falls New London Pittsburgh and Wooster are cited with events including a birthday visit a trip home and a fair prize for D E Shark. An elderly patient at Matilda Deuzlas and a Congregational church Ladies Aid meeting are also noted amid scattered local names and travels.
The article notes Formosan head hunters and the historic rule requiring severed heads for marriage, now loosened. It describes boys carrying or displaying heads as proof, with fathers sometimes presenting limbs or heads, reflecting a shift toward broader acceptance of head hunting as a status symbol.
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